Ramayan with SP

Everyone knows the story of Ram's return to Ayodhya, but who was waiting in the city and what were those fourteen years like for them? In this Diwali special of Ramayan with SP, Srishti tells the story of Bharat, the brother who refused a crown, ruled a kingdom in the name of a pair of sandals, and counted the days until the one he loved came home. It is a story about love, restraint, and the quiet strength of waiting, and it makes the festival of lights feel a little different.

Every Dussehra, we burn his effigy. In every retelling, we cast him as the demon who stole Sita. But who was Ravan, really? In today's episode of Ramayan with SP, Srishti takes a closer look at one of the most complicated figures in Indian mythology, the scholar, the musician, the Shiva devotee, and the king of Lanka, and asks the question the epic itself seems to ask, that can someone be brilliant and monstrous at the same time?

She was Sita's sister and Lakshman's wife. She made one of the greatest sacrifices in the entire Ramayan, not on a battlefield, but in the quiet of a palace room. In today's episode of Ramayan with SP, Srishti tells the story of Urmila: the woman who carried her husband's sleep for fourteen years so he could guard Ram without rest. This one is for everyone who has ever loved someone from a distance. And for everyone whose sacrifice the world forgot to celebrate.

In today's episode of Ramayan with SP, Srishti explores one of the Ramayan's most quietly profound themes, exile. Ram's fourteen years in the forest is the story we all know. But what about Sita's double exile? Lakshmana's invisible sacrifice? Vibhishana's impossible choice? And what does any of this have to do with the job you lost, the friendship that ended, or the city you had to leave behind? This one goes deep into it.

We all know Shri Ram belonged to the Surya Vansh — the Solar Dynasty. But what about the lesser-known Chandra Vansh — the Moon Dynasty? In this episode, we explore cosmic connections between the Ramayan and the Moon lineage, the hidden traits of dharma, and how Ram and Krishna mirror the Sun and Moon in Vishnu’s grand plan.