{"id":6566,"date":"2016-05-17T12:14:42","date_gmt":"2016-05-17T06:44:42","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/13.201.39.237\/?p=6566"},"modified":"2016-05-17T12:14:42","modified_gmt":"2016-05-17T06:44:42","slug":"to-the-millennials-mocking-ramayan-mahabharat-heres-why-they-were-truly-epic","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/13.207.105.184\/?p=6566","title":{"rendered":"To the Millennials Mocking Ramayan & Mahabharat\u2026 Here\u2019s Why They Were Truly Epic"},"content":{"rendered":"\nD<\/span>ear Netflix<\/a>-and-Chill Millennial,\n\nAbout a week ago, I came across an Instagram post from TV star Karanvir Bohra. In the short video, soldiers in the background playfully engaged in \u201cdandiya\u201d, instead of killing each other in battle, while in the foreground Lakshman was busy delivering a serious dialogue. The scene is from Ramanand Sagar\u2019s 1980s TV serial Ramayan<\/em><\/a>.\n\nAround the same time, a TikTok<\/a> user uploaded a blooper from BR Chopra\u2019s Mahabharat<\/em>, where a dead soldier was caught adjusting his headgear. A little while before that in April, netizens had spotted a desert cooler placed next to Bheeshma Pitamah, from the same serial.\n\nWhile millions of you, dear millennial, are liking and sharing these bloopers for a quick laugh, mocking not just the shows but the era that they belonged to, some of you are also drawing an unfair comparison between these two and multi-billion-dollar shows like Game of Thrones<\/em><\/a>.\n\nEither way, it helps the cause of two vintage TV serials based on our ancient Indian epics. It helps your generation discover two significant milestones in the history of Indian entertainment and TV.\n\n

Ramayan and Mahabharat helps your generation discover two significant milestones in the history of Indian entertainment and TV.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n\nGood, bad, funny, or tacky, it raises interest in what froze the eyeballs of Indian families on Sunday forenoons \u2013 your parents\u2019 generation and the entire nation held captive in shared reverence and devotion, watching Ramayan<\/em> <\/a>and Mahabharat<\/em><\/a>. While the two epics are believed to have occurred a few millennia apart, when it comes to tracing their historical basis, BR Chopra\u2019s Mahabharat<\/em> commenced immediately after Ramanand Sagar\u2019s Ramayan<\/em> concluded in 1988.\n\nThey were arguably the most popular TV shows in the world, ever. Thanks to Ramayan<\/em> trains stopped at railway stations to enable passengers to watch the show. Passers-by could walk into any home for a viewing and were accommodated without a fuss.\n\nEven during the lockdown on April 16, a rerun of a three-decade old Indian serial notched up 77 million views, over three-and-a-half times what the Game of Thrones<\/em><\/a> finale garnered last year. Given the economic reality of pre-Liberalisation India, pulling off production of both these shows \u2013 each running over two years \u2013 in terms of scale and logistics and the resources available those days, is more than remarkable.\n\nPerhaps I can help you understand the context better, to get a sense of how the audience those days consumed Ramayan<\/em> and Mahabharat<\/em>.\n\nPolitically, Hindutva was on the agenda. The general entertainment content landscape looked something like this: Indian audiences were watching Mumbai underworld-funded Hindi films from the late \u201980s to the early \u201990\u2019s. On the small screen, 9pm soap operas like Buniyaad<\/em><\/a>, some of them legendary, dominated television prime time. The idea of what constituted \u201cprime time\u201d however, was redefined by these two epics on Sunday mornings.\n\n

Ramayan and Mahabharat, were arguably the most popular TV shows in the world, ever.<\/p><\/blockquote> \n\nStreets were deserted for an hour; I remember local electric sub-stations were attacked by mobs if there was a power outage. Arrows were ready to leave quivers.\n\nWe weren\u2019t crazy. We were just an entertainment-starved audience that did not have enough wholesome, family-oriented movies running in cinemas. When the epics started airing on Doordarshan<\/a>, there was a general sense of gratitude combined with euphoria.\n\nThe memes<\/a> that you\u2019re now sharing? Well, the public largely overlooked and forgave these lapses, along with errors in detailing and gaps in historical accuracy.\n\nTo many Hindu Indian parents of now nuclear families, who dropped the ball on passing on the epics, religious beliefs, deities and rituals via the oral tradition, this was a godsend \u2013 their children were not only entertained but educated in two of the most significant stories to which beliefs of Hinduism are anchored.\n\nDoordarshan<\/a> assumed the role of absentee grandparents; Sunday morning television was a proxy temple visit.\n\nIn terms of screenplay, direction, and performance, both the serials borrowed from the Indian theatre tradition, which uses performance as a close encounter with the audience, and the fourth wall does not exist. In other words, viewers did not simply watch the play; they were interwoven as an integral element of the story being performed. The dialogues, the enactments were crafted in a way to transfer the archetypal energy of the characters into the people watching it. Much the same way, millions of Indians weren\u2019t simply viewing the show, they were \u201cfeeling\u201d the pain, the suffering, the agony, and ecstasy of the characters.\n\nSeveral Indians of my generation still remember how women wept during the landmark episode of Draupadi being disrobed. Or how a shocked and dumbstruck audience mourned the unfair and violent killing of Abhimanyu, by the Kauravas.\n\n

Doordarshan assumed the role of absentee grandparents; Sunday morning television was a proxy temple visit.<\/p><\/blockquote> \n\nThe producers and directors of both the serials, who are nothing short of legendary, invested more in dialling up the emotional quotient rather than the visual look of the shows. While superficially the reach and viewership of these shows were high, the audience involvement was deep \u2013 so much that tacky computer graphics, shiny Chandni Chowk costumes, fake plastic pearls, and inexpensive props did not matter.\n\nToday billions of dollars are invested in technology that will allow audience to be part of a movie narrative. Many movie titles are being re-purposed for VR, besides the \u201cprimitive\u201d formats of 3-D and IMAX. We can feel Thor\u2019s hammer pound us, but perhaps it lingers on only as much as the taste of the expensive popcorn.\n\nRamayan<\/em> and Mahabharat<\/em> are timeless, immortal stories about the human condition that will forever be relevant and evocative. And not just to us \u2013 even Iran had a Persian-dubbed version of Mahabharat<\/em> in 1999.\n\nBut your tribe, dear millennial, the YouTube \u201cpause-and-find-flaws\u201d generation is intent upon calling out bloopers that escaped our attention. Give a guy a break; even the errors are relics of an era that shaped the thinking and attitudes of my generation.\n\nBesides, let\u2019s not forget, even your GOT<\/em> <\/a>missed clearing those Starbucks cups in \u201cWinterfell\u201d.\n\nSincerely,\n\nNot a Millennial\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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