Ramayan Actor, who played Laxman recalls visiting Ayodhya three decades ago: “ It felts bad to see the statue of Shree Ram in a tent”

Sunil Lahri, the actor who played the role of Laxman in Ramanand Sagar’s iconic television serial Ramayan, has described January 22 as a “historic day” for India. This day will mark the consecration of the idol of Ram Lalla at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. For Lahri, this moment is particularly significant, as he recalls visiting Ayodhya for the first time over three decades ago and being struck by the humble surroundings of the idol of Lord Ram. “I felt very bad,”

Sunil Lahri Reflects on Historic Day as Ram Lalla Idol Consecration Approaches

sunil lahri aka laxman

Lahri said, recalling his visit to Ayodhya. “I told myself, look at this place, this is where Lord Ram was born and now, he has been kept in such a place. It was very pathetic. I feel that over time, justice has moved in the right direction.”

Lahri sees the consecration ceremony on January 22 as the “biggest achievement” for which “India was struggling for over 500 years.” He believes that this momentous occasion is the result of a lot of effort, sacrifice, and labour, and that it will be a historic day for India.

Ayodhya and Ram Temple Signify Deeper Philosophical Natures, Says Actor Lahri

Sunil Lahri

The actor’s connection to Ayodhya and the Ram Temple goes beyond his personal experience. His character, Laxman, the younger brother of Lord Ram, signifies honesty, dedication, simplicity, and standing for the right cause. Laxman is a character who does not support anything wrong, and Lahri believes that he represents the two natures of a human being.”

Laxman is a character who does not support anything wrong,” Lahri said. “Laxman was always a shadow of Lord Ram. Ram was basically calm, quiet, and very composed, and Laxman was exactly the opposite. Ram and Laxman are the two natures of a human being. You have to be Ram at places, and at other places, you have to be a Laxman.”

Laxman’s Symbolism: Honesty, Dedication, and Standing for the Right Cause

Lahri’s thoughts on the significance of Ayodhya and the Ram Temple are not limited to his personal experience or his character’s symbolism. He also has a deep understanding of Sanatan Dharma, the eternal religion that is deeply connected to the temple town.

“Sanatan Dharm has a king-size heart and has the power to absorb all negativities,” Lahri said. “People from foreign nations are increasingly adopting Sanatan Dharm as they find inner peace through it.

“Lahri’s comments on Sanatan Dharma are particularly relevant in the context of the negative remarks made by some people about the religion. He believes that such comments are likely made by people who do not understand what Sanatan Dharm truly represents.

Ayodhya’s Grand Transformation

“They probably do not understand what Sanatan Dharm is,” Lahri said. “Sanatan Dharm is a religion that teaches us to respect all religions and to find the truth. It is a religion that teaches us to live and let live.” Lahri’s insights into Sanatan Dharma and the significance of Ayodhya and the Ram Temple are particularly valuable in the context of the transformation of Ayodhya ahead of the Monday event which will see Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several other dignitaries in attendance.

Ayodhya Gears Up for Historic Event

The actor believes that the temple town has undergone a sea change and it will become a class city in the future. “Ayodhya is all decked up ahead of the consecration ceremony at the temple,” Lahri said. “The streetlights on flyovers decorated with artworks depicting Lord Ram, his bow and arrow, and ornamental lamp posts carrying designs themed on the traditional ‘Ramanandi tilak’, Ayodhya is all set to welcome the world to this historic event.”Lahri’s enthusiasm for the transformation of Ayodhya is not limited to the physical changes that have taken place in the town. He also believes that the event will have a profound impact on the spiritual and cultural fabric of the nation.

“The consecration ceremony at the Ram Temple will be a momentous occasion for India,” Lahri said. “It will be a day when we can all come together and celebrate our rich cultural heritage. It will be a day when we can all be proud of who we are and what we stand for.”

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