Siya Ke Ram

Great storytelling, content is full of emotions,and the show is phenomenal...can't skip 1 minute from any of the episode because they don't shown any drama they just represented Ramayana's depth.

⭐ Siya Ke Ram - Review Overview Siya Ke Ram (2015-2016, Star Plus) is a mythological television series that retells the epic Ramayana. What makes it different is that the story is told not just from Lord Ram's perspective, but largely from Sita's point of view. This fresh narrative explores her childhood, emotions, sacrifices, and the challenges she faced as a woman and as Ram's consort.

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🎭 Story & Narrative

Instead of following the traditional Ramayana structure, the show highlights Sita's journey-from her birth, her relationship with her family, her marriage to Ram, exile, and finally her trials as a queen and mother.

This perspective gives depth to Sita as a character. She is shown not just as Ram's wife but as a strong, independent, and thoughtful woman.

It balances devotion and drama with a touch of modern sensibility, making it relatable for today's audience.

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🎥 Production & Visuals

The show is beautifully shot with grand sets and detailed costumes that recreate the ancient kingdoms of Mithila, Ayodhya, and Lanka.

The VFX and cinematography were quite impressive for Indian television, giving a cinematic experience.

Background music and the title track added emotional weight to key scenes.

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👥 Cast Performances

Ashish Sharma (Ram): Calm, dignified, and idealistic - he portrayed Ram as noble yet human.

Madirakshi Mundle (Sita): The heart of the show. Her grace and expressive acting brought strength and vulnerability to Sita's role.

Karan Suchak (Lakshman): Loyal and fiery, gave energy to the narrative.

Ravish Desai (Ravan): A layered villain with both arrogance and intelligence.

✅ Strengths

Unique female-centric perspective.

Strong emotional depth and character development.

Fresh storytelling that appeals to both traditional and modern viewers.

This series is lenghty but somehow it is watchable and acceptable. At first i didn't like but after crossing episode 100 i found interesting. Actually this is not 100% Ramayana but it uses Ramayana theme to narrates the story from Sita's perspective.

This serial had a potential to become one of the best versions of Ramayan but opportunity wasted.

Pros:

• Very wonderful dialogs, writer has taken care of authentic Hindi language.

• Acting of most of the actors are good.

• CGI is somewhat better than most of the movies.

Cons:

• Tooooooo many dialogs, every characters, specially Sita talks too much. If someone is talking, doesn't stop.

• Not accurate, many distortion in the story to make it interesting.

• Few bad actors like Ravan, Kaikasi etc. Dialog delivery of Ravan is awful.

• If episodes were below 200, it would have much impactful.

Yes it may not exactly match the old Ramayan as the old Ramayan was from Ramcharit Manas by Tulsidas which is more popular where as this is from Adbhut Ramayan by Valmiki. Also it is from the Sita's perspective. The actors did the best job here. Asish as Lord Ram & Madirakshi as Sita were perfectly matched. Also Laksman, Ravana & Hanuman were played so well by the actors. I literally enjoyed every single episode of it twice.

This show started off so good, with such good story, with such good dialogues, such good costumes and music, and basically everything else was good near the beginning of the show.

But as the show went on, as the Vanwas started, this show also lost it's enthu, and slowly started detoriating.

This show is nice before the Vanwas Saga, but deteriorates after Vanwas starts.