Shrimad Ramayan () is an Indian Hindi-language television series that premiered from 1 January 2024 to 9 August 2024 on Sony TV and from 12 August 2024 to 10 March 2025 on Sony SAB. Produced by Siddharth Kumar Tewary under the banner of Swastik Productions, the series is based on the epic Ramayana. It starred Sujay Reu as Rama and Prachi Bansal as Sita.
Plot The series showcases the life of Rama, the 7th incarnation of Lord Vishnu. It shows how he dealt with hardships in his life and how his life became an inspiration. It also showcases the ordeal and journey he went through to free his beloved wife, Sita (Incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi), from the rakshasa king Ravana, who abducted her. Lord Ram is born to King Dasharatha and Kaushalya while Bharat (incarnation of Vishnu's Shankha) is born to Kaikeyi and Lakshman (Sheshanaga) and Shatrughan (Sudarshan Chakra) are born to Sumitra. King Janak and Queen Sunayana get Sita from the Land. She grows up with her sister Urmila (Nagalakshmi) and cousins Mandavi (Lakshmi's Shankha) and Shrutkirti (Lakshmi's Chakra) and Sita lifts Lord Mahadev's Bow pinaka. After growing up Ram and Lakshman defeat Tataka and her sons with the guidance of Sage Vishwamitra and reaches Mithila. Ram - Sita, Bharat - Mandavi, Lakshman - Urmila and Shatrughan - Shrutkirti get married. Manthara, along with Kaikeyi sends them to exile. The rest of the story is about the difficulties and hardships they faced during and after the exile and how Lord Ram defeated Ravan without leaving Dharma(righteousness).The show then focuses on Lav and Kush, The sons of Lord Ram And Goddess Sita and their Reunion. Goddess Sita spends 12 years into the forest nurturing Lav and Kush as Sita is sent once again on exile when a launder questions Sita's purity. She lives in Lord Valmiki's Aashram. Lav and Kush eventually engage in war with Lord Ram without knowing Goddess Sita is their mother and Lord Ram is their father, this leads to the family's reunion but Sita's purity is once again in question so Sita returns to mother earth. As the time of Lord Ram's departure from mortal world nears, lakshman takes jal samadhi and returns to Sheshnaag form. Lord Ram later crowns Lav as King of North Ayodhya with Lavpuri as his capital kingdom and Kush is crowned as King of South Ayodhya with Kushavati as his capital kingdom. The sons of Bharat, Lakshman and Shatrughan are also given their respective kingdom's to rule. Bharat's son elder Pushkala ruled over Pushkalavati and younger son Taksha ruled over Takshila. Lakshman' s elder son Angad was given kingdom of Karupada and younger son Chandraketu ruled over a Kingdom named Chandrakanta. Shatrughna's elder son Subahu ruled over Madhupur and younger son, Shatrughati was crowned as King of Vidisha. At last Ram, Bharat and Shatrughna take jal samadhi while Hanuman and Vibhishan are asked to stay in mortal world until Lord Vishnu takes their final avatar in Kal Yug and help him in re-establish dharma in Kal Yug.
Cast Main Sujay Reu as Rama / Lord Vishnu - Vishnu's 7th incarnation; and Kaushalya's son; Bharat, Lakshmana and Shatrughna's half-brother; Sita's husband; Lav and Kush's father Tanmay Shah as Young Ram Prachi Bansal as Sita / Devi Mahalakshmi - Lakshmi's incarnation; Janak and Sunaina's adoptive daughter; Urmila's elder adoptive sister, Mandavi and Shrutakirti's adoptive cousin; Rama's wife; Lav and Kush's mother Hansika Jangid as Young Sita Basant Bhatt as Lakshmana - Sheshanaga's incarnation; Dasharatha and Sumitra's elder son; Rama and Bharata's half-brother; Shatrughna's brother; Urmila's husband; Angada and Chandraketu's father Subhan Khan as Young Lakshman Nikitin Dheer as Ravana - Jaya's incarnation; King of Lanka; Vishrava and Kaikasi's second son; Sahastra Ravana, Kumbhakarna, Vibhishana and Shurpanakha's brother; Mandodari's husband; Meghanada, Akshayakumara and Atikaya's father Athar Khan as Young Ravan Nirbhay Wadhwa as Hanuman - Lord Vayu's son; Kesari and Anjana's son; Rama's devotee ( Incarnation of Lord Shiva) Karim Qureshi as Young Hanuman Makaradhwaja - Hanuman's son Tarun Sharma as Jatayu - Shyeni and Aruna's younger son; Sampati's brother Jambavan - Rama's devotee; Jambavati's father Tarun Khanna as Lord Shiva - Parvati's husband; Kartikeya and Ganesha's father Aishwarya Raj Bhakuni as Devi Parvati/ Mahagauri - Shiva's wife; Kartikeya and Ganesha's mother Recurring Nikhlesh Rathore as Bharata - Shankha's incarnation; Dasharatha and Kaikeyi's son; Ram, Lakshmana and Shatrughna's half-brother; Mandavi's husband; Taksha and Pushkala's father Hassan Syed as Young Bharata Samarthya Gupta / Purusharth Rawat as Shatrughna - Sudarshana's incarnation; Dasharatha and Sumitra's younger son; Rama and Bharata's half-brother; Lakshmana's brother; Shrutakirti's husband; Subahu and Shatrughati's father Shabd Grover as Young Shatrughna Vaidehi Nair as Urmila - Nagalakshmi's incarnation; Janak and Sunaina's biological daughter; Sita's adoptive sister, Mandavi and Shrutakirti's cousin; Lakshmana's wife; Angada and Chandraketu's mother Purvi Mishra as Young Urmila Sheersha Tiwari as Mandavi - Lakshmi shankh's incarnation; Kushadhvaj and Chandrabhaga's elder daughter; Sita and Urmila's cousin; Shrutakirti's sister; Bharata's wife; Taksha and Pushkala's mother Dhwani Buch as Young Mandavi Siddhi Sharma / Charmi Dhami / Sonal Singh as Shrutakirti - Lakshmi chakra's incarnation; Kushadhvaj and Chandrabhaga's younger daughter; Sita and Urmila's cousin; Mandavi's sister; Shatrughna's wife; Subahu and Shatrughati's mother Dhivija Arora as Young Shrutakirti Arav Chowdharry as Dasharatha - King of Ayodhya; Aja and Indumati's son; Kaushalya, Kaikeyi and Sumitra's husband; Rama, Bharata, Lakshmana and Shatrughna's father Anandi Tripathi as Kaushalya - Dasharatha's first wife; Rama's mother Shilpa Saklani as Kaikeyi - Dasharatha's second wife; Bharata's mother Bhawna Aneja as Sumitra - Dasharatha's third wife; Lakshmana and Shatrughna's mother Atharv J Jhony as Kusha - Ram and Sita's younger son; Lava's twin brother Shourya Mandoriya as Lava - Ram and Sita's elder son; Kusha's twin brother Jiten Lalwani as Janaka - King of Mithila; Kushadhvaja's brother; Sunaina's husband; Sita and Urmila's father Via Roy Chaudhary as Sunayana - Janaka's wife; Sita and Urmila's mother Rushiraj Pawar as Meghanada - Ravana and Mandodari's elder son; Akshayakumara and Atikaya's brother; Sulochana's husband Gurpreet Bedi / Harleen Rekhi as Mandodari - Mayasura and Hema's daughter; Ravana's wife; Meghanada and Akshayakumara's mother Pratik Vohra as Mayasura - Architect of Asuras, Hema's husband, Mandodari's father, Meghanada and Akshayakumara's grandfather Sameer Khan as Kumbhakarna - Vijaya's incarnation; Vishrava and Kaikasi's second son; Sahastra Ravana, Ravana, Vibhishana and Shurpanakha's brother; Kumbha and Nikumbha's father Nishkarsh Dixit as Young Kumbhakarna Kunal Bakshi as Vibhishana - Vishrava and Kaikasi's third son; Sahastra Ravana, Ravana, Kumbhakarna and Shurpanakha's brother; Rama's devotee Vinit Kakar as Sambrasur Sangeeta Odwani as Shurpanakha - Vishrava and Kaikasi's daughter; Sahastra Ravana, Ravana, Kumbhakarna and Vibhishana's sister; Vidyutjiva's wife; Shambuka's mother Praneet Bhat as Sahastra Ravana - Vishrava and Kaikasi's eldest son; Ravana, Kumbhakarna, Vibhishana and Shrupanakha's brother; Indumukhi's husband and Chandrabahu's father Akash Kapoor as Akshayakumara - Ravana and Mandodari's younger son; Meghanada and Atikaya's brother Malhar Pandya as Sugriva - King of Kishkindha; Vali's younger twin brother; Tara and Ruma's husband Vali - King of Kishkindha; Sugriva elder twin's brother; Tara's husband; Angada's father Abhishek Jangra as Angada - Prince of Kishkindha; Vali and Tara's son Vanshika Yadav as Trinavati - Princess of Kishkindha; Sugriv and Ruma's daughter Ketan Karande as Nandi Lord Shiva's bull Geeta Khanna as Manthara - Kaikeyi's maid Surendra Pal / Krishnakant Singh Bundela as Vasishtha - Family priest of Ayodhya; Rama, Bharata, Lakshmana and Shatrughna's teacher Vishnu Sharma as Vishvamitra - Rama and Lakshmana's teacher Dhananjay Singh as Sumantra - Dasharatha's minister Yogesh Mahajan as Shatananda - Gautama Maharishi and Ahalya's son; Janaka's advisor Manish Khanna as Jabali - Dasharatha's advisor Sandeep Arora as Nala - Vishwakarma's son; Nila's brother Nitin Parashar as Nila - Vishwakarma's son; Nala's brother Snehal Waghmare as Tara - Vali and Sugriva's wife; Angad's mother Meghna Panchal as Rumā - Sugriva and Vali's wife Jameel Chaudhary as Kesari - Brihaspati's son; Anjana's husband; Hanuman's father Kinjal Pandya as Anjana - Kesari's wife; Hanuman's mother Mrinal Shrivastav as Shabari - Rama's devotee; Matanga's student Deepak Bhatia as Parashurama - Vishnu's 6th incarnation; Jamadagni and Renuka’s son; Shiva’s disciple Garima Jain as Ahalya - Gautama's wife; Shatananda's mother Arun Singh as Atri - Anasuya's husband; Rama's guide; One of the Saptarshis Sampada Vaze as Anasuya - Atri's wife Meenakshi Sethi as Gargi - Vachaknu's daughter Raja Kapse as Kakabhushundi - Rama's devotee Prithvi Sankhala as Valmiki - Author of Ramayana; Sita stays at his aashram during her exile; Lava and Kusha's guru; Brahma's avatar Rivaan Thakkar as Angada - Lakshmana and Urmila's elder son; Chandraketu's elder brother Samveg Kaudan as Chandraketu - Lakshmana and Urmila's younger son; Angad's younger brother Rithvik Gupta as Taksha - Bharata and Mandavi's elder son; Pushkala's elder brother Veer Sharma as Pushkala - Bharata and Mandavi's younger son; Taksha's younger brother Prithil Jain as Subahu - Shatrughna and Shrutakirti's elder son; Shatrughati's elder brother Goraksh Babel as Shatrughati - Shatrughna and Shrutakirti's younger son; Subahu's younger brother Neha Nirwan as Sulochana - Vasuki and Shatashirsha's daughter; Meghanada's wife Brownie Parashar as Shukracharya - Meghanada's teacher Kamaljeet Rana as Khara - Dushana's twin brother; Ravana, Kumbhakarna, Vibhishana and Shurpanakha's step-brother Amit Kalra as Dushana - Khara's twin brother; Ravana, Kumbhakarna, Vibhishana and Shurpanakha's step-brother Arjun Kumar as Vidyutjiva - Shurpanakha's husband; Shambuka's father Devish Ahuja as Shambuka - Shurpanakha and Vidyutjiva's son Neetu Pandey as Kaikasi - Vishrava's wife; Ravana, Kumbhakarna, Vibhishana and Shurpanakha's mother Yogesh Bhardwaj as Prahasta - Sumali and Ketumathi's son; Ravana's uncle; Lanka's chief commander Vineet Asthana as Kumbha - Kumbhakarna and Vajrajvala's elder son; Nikumbha's brother Touseef Raza Barkati as Nikumbha - Kumbhakarna and Vajrajvala's younger son; Kumbha's brother Bhupinder Bhoopi as Kampana, Lankan Commander in Ravana’s army Ansha Sayed as Tataka - Sunda's wife; Marich and Subhau's mother Satendra Yadav as Subahu - Sunda and Tataka's son; Marich's brother Asha Singh as Trijata - Sita's guard at Ashoka vatika Ritu P Sood as Surasa - Daksha and Asikni's daughter; Kashyapa's wife Mohammed Saud Suri as Shravana Kumara - Shantanu and Gyanvanti's son Govind Namdev as Lord Brahma - Creator of the Universe; Saraswati's husband Shreya Khanna as Saraswati - Goddess of Knowledge; Brahma's wife Sarthak Dayma as Lord Ganesha - God of Wisdom and Luck; Shiva and Parvati's younger son Devesh Gangawar as Surya - Spiritual teacher of Hanuman Meer Ali as Indra - King of Devas; Jayanta's father Gaurav Sharma as Jayanta - Indra's son Praneet Bhat as Sahastramukh Ravan - Brother of Ravana. Father of Chandrabahu. Bharat Bhatia / Akshay Dandekar as Kubera - God of Wealth; Vishrava and Ilavida's son; Ravana, Kumbhakarna, Vibhishana and Shurpanakha's step-brother Sharma M Shishir as Shani - God of Karma Aryan Hasan as Varshal Mahabal - Commander of Vanara sena Sandeep Sharma as Narada - Messenger of the Devas Punesh Tripathi as Jambumali - Prahasta's son; Ravana's cousin