Following the worldwide lockdown, Doordarshan once again aired the Ramayana produced by Ramanand Sagar.

New Delhi: Following the worldwide lockdown, Doordarshan once again aired the Ramayana produced by Ramanand Sagar. The re-broadcast of Ramayana is getting a lot of love from the people. This fact can only be ascertained from the TRP of Ramayana. Ramayana's telecast has once again put Doordarshan in competition. Recently, Ramayana has also set a world record.

File photoEver since Ramanand Sagar's Ramayana was rebroadcast, its craze has been seen among the people. Sometimes people are anxious to know about its characters, sometimes they are anxious to know about the characters of Ramayana. The Ramayana was aired during the 21-day lockdown. But as the lockout period extended, the producers decided to air 'Uttar Ramayana'.

Now Ramayana has become the most watched program not only in the country but also in the world. This information is provided by DD National itself. DD National tweeted on its official Twitter handle that Ramayana has set a world record as a world-viewing serial.

PhotoDD National tweeted, "Re-broadcast of Ramayana breaks worldwide audience record and became the world's most watched entertainment show on April 16 with 77 million viewers." The re-broadcast of Ramayana has once again made its characters happy.

People are researching more and more about its characters. That's why all the artists associated with the show also share stories and throwback pictures related to the show on social media at the request of the fans. The role of Ram in this serial was played by actor Arun Govil. At the same time, actress Deepika Chikhalia played the role of Mata Sita and Sunil Lahiri appeared in the role of Laxman.

File PhotoDue to the corona virus, people across the country are under lockdown these days, so no television show has been shot since March 17. In such a scenario, the Ramayana was re-broadcast at the behest of the people. Not only Ramayana but many other 90s serials like Mahabharata, Dekh Bhai Dekh etc. have been re-broadcast