Produced by Triangle Film Company under the direction of , the show featured high production values and a celebrated cast. Role Description Madirakshi Mundle Sita The lead protagonist; depicted as a strong, wise woman. Ashish Sharma
5. The Kidnapping and Search for Sita (Episodes 191 – 240)
The arc culminates in the iconic lifting of the Pinaka (Shiva’s bow), leading to the historic union of Sita and Rama. siya ke ram all episode
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The epic war between Rama’s forces and Raavan’s army. It culminates in the defeat of Raavan and the emotional reunion of Rama and Sita. Produced by Triangle Film Company under the direction
As a Star Plus original, the entire library of 304 episodes is hosted on Disney+ Hotstar. Viewers can access the episodes in high definition with subtitles.
The show features a large ensemble cast that brought these legendary characters to life: : Madirakshi Mundle Ram : Ashish Sharma Raavan : Karthik Jayaram Lakshman : Karan Suchak Hanuman : Danish Akhtar Saifi The Kidnapping and Search for Sita (Episodes 191
redefined Indian mythological television by shifting the lens of the epic Ramayana to Sita’s perspective. Broadcast on Star Plus from November 2015 to November 2016, this 304-episode magnum opus remains a benchmark for grand storytelling, rich character development, and visual brilliance.
The story begins with of Mithila, who, while plowing the land to end a severe drought, discovers a baby girl. He names her Sita and raises her as his own. In Ayodhya, Prince Ram is born to King Dasharath, growing up to be an epitome of virtue and discipline. Siya Ke Ram (TV Series 2015–2016)
Intense clashes featuring Lakshman’s injury by Indrajit and Hanuman fetching the Sanjivani herb.
Siya Ke Ram retells the Ramayana from Sita’s perspective, focusing on her strength, agency, and emotional journey. The series blends devotion, drama, and moral dilemmas across its complete run, emphasizing relationships (Sita–Rama, Sita–Laxmana–Bharata), duty, and the consequences of power and exile.
