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“ Aaj Ayodhya Phir Se Saji Hai “ is a bhajan which has been penned and sung by Dr Ajit Pathak, National President, Public Relations Society of India who is not only India’s first doctorate in Public Relations but also a well known cartoonist and poet. He has also been writing “ Mere Sai “ , Sai thoughts for over 1000 days.
Ram Katha in &TV’s Atal on Jan 23rd and 24th
Get ready to experience the captivating Ram Katha in the upcoming episode of &TV’s Atal on Jan 23rd and 24th. The show, which has been capturing the viewers' hearts with the childhood story of former Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, will take you back to the era of Ramayan with its compelling storyline in this upcoming track. In this captivating Ram Katha narrative, Atal, belonging to the Pandit family, accompanies his Dadaji to recite the Ram Katha in a nearby village. Dadaji, Shyam Lal Vajpayee (Milind Dastane), falls ill during the event, disrupting the recital. Without hesitation, young Atal (Vyom Thakkar) takes the stage, infusing Ram Katha with his unique style, earning admiration and praise from people. Singers Senjuti Das and Nishant Pandey, composer Nishant Raja and lyricist Amit Sharma collaborated to craft a special song depicting the poignant moment when Lord Rama embarked on his journey to the vanvas (forest) to heighten the emotional resonance of the sequence.
Elaborating on this special track, Shyam Lal Vajpayee (Milind Dastane) says, “Atal and his family face adversity after his father Krishna Bihari (Ashutosh Kulkarni) are facing shortage of money and striving to make ends meet. In the meantime, an opportunity for Ram Katha comes as Dadaji, a pandit, is invited to recite the Katha in a nearby village. Atal, accompanying his Dadaji, steps in when Dadaji suddenly falls sick, injecting his unique style into the Ram Katha that wins him admiration. However, a disruption occurs when a British officer and his team interrupt. Atal, known for his commitment to Sanskriti, intervenes and challenges the interruption, sharing the profound teachings of Ramayan with the British officers. The narrative takes a transformative turn as the once-resistant officer undergoes a change of heart, moved by the timeless wisdom of Ramayan and bows respectfully, offering admiration and respect towards the Ram Katha. Atal’s stand for cultural values becomes a catalyst for bridging understanding between cultures, presenting the universal impact of the epic tale.”
Tune in and watch the special ‘Ram Katha’ on January 23rd and 24th in &TV’s Atal at 8:00 pm, with the show airing every Monday to Friday, only on &TV!
