Ramayana is one of the most read mythologies of India. It’s religious value is magnanimous and the sentiments it carries are rooted deep in the hearts of the people. Mostly when shows are made on the stories of Lord Ram and Sita, they never show the side where an Ashwamedha Yagya was done and Lord Ram’s sons Luv and Kush caught hold of the holy horse.
Colors’ show Ram Siya ke Luv Kush is taking a turn in it’s story line and is inching towards adopting the track of Ashwamedha yagya. Unknown to Luv and Kush, the boys who stopped Lord Ram’s sacred white horse, Ashwamedha, were warned about the consequences but refused to pay heed.
A battle was then drawn between the two. The epic, most talked about battle in Ramayana. Two boys Harshit Kabra and Krish Chauhan who essay the roles of Luv and Kush are absolutely loving the track and are practicing and mastering their arts of archery.
Krish Chauhan who essays the role of Krish, says, “ This has been the most memorable shoot of mine till date, Being able to relive the story that I’ve only heard from my grandparents has made me a great believer of our mythology. Luv & Kush were known for their ability to fight fearlessly and to showcase that on screen has been my biggest challenge but my best learning.”