chaurey · Feb 17, 2011 8:52 AM

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chaurey · Feb 17, 2011 8:53 AM

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chaurey · Feb 17, 2011 9:06 AM

 When I think of Ram, Arun Govil comes to mind.  But Govil did not have 6 pack or bulging biceps. (Arun Govil is the actor who played Ram in the serial Ramayan)

riten · Feb 17, 2011 9:10 AM

I guess this is not the typical ramayan...the story is set in 3392 AD, post neuclear war

chaurey · Feb 17, 2011 9:12 AM

Plot summary In the third age of mankind, the world, after a nuclear third world war, is divided into two continents, Nark and Aryavarta. In Aryavarta the last kingdom of humans exists inside a city called Armagarh. The city is ruled by a council, the leader of which is a man by the name of Dashrath. His four sons, Rama, Lakshman, Shatrughan and Bharat are sent by the council to outposts of the kingdom to provide assistance. Rama and Lakshman go to the docile region of Fort Janasthan while Bharat and Shatrughan are dispatched to war-torn Khundgiri. At Fort Janasthan, Rama and Lakshman are surprised to find a heavy regiment of Asuras attacking the fort. After sustaining heavy losses and injury to Lakshman, Rama barters with the enemy and surrenders so as to allow the Janasthanians safe passage while the Asuras destroy the Fort. This act angers the council who then plead with the gods that then subsequently punish Rama by banishing him into exile. After Rama is exiled, the kingdom of Armagarh falls into disarray. Dashrath succumbs to his death while Lakshman finds himself having to deal with assassination attempts from rogue elements within the council that are aiming to cause an insurrection within the kingdom. In order to obtain support, he goes to Khundgiri to try and meet his brothers but on the way, he meets an old seer by the name of Vishwamitra who instead takes him to Rama. The seer, one of an exalted group of seven, convinces Rama (after showing him the vision of a devastated future) to follow him on a quest to a mythical city called Mithila.

chaurey · Feb 17, 2011 9:13 AM

Riten I dont think Arun Govil "Ram" would have ridden a futuristic motorbike either :D

chaurey · Feb 17, 2011 9:15 AM