India / Tiwari says 'team ka bandar' while playing Angad's role in Ramlila; video viral

A video of actor and BJP leader Manoj Tiwari saying "ek second" and "team ka bandar" while essaying Angad's role in Ramlila has gone viral on social media. The scene shows him talking to Ravan and saying, "Ek second, ek second. Woh jo bandar aaya tha, Lanka jala ke chala gaya...Woh toh hamare team ka chota sa bandar hai."

Vikrant Shekhawat : Oct 25, 2020, 10:31 AM
Ayodhya: “1 second 1 second” and “humare team ka bandar” just isn’t what one would normally hear in Ramayan. But, looks as if you may count on the sudden from the star-studded Ramlila that was organised at Laxman Qila in Ayodhya on the event of Navratri and Dusshera. Due to the pandemic, the nine-day Ramlila was a digital affair this 12 months carried out with out spectators however was telecasted stay on social media platforms and YouTube from October 17 to 25.

An amusing video of BJP MP Manoj Tiwari essaying the position of Angad in Ramlila and mouthing English phrases like ‘second’ and ‘crew’ throughout his act has left netizens in splits. Drawing hilarious reactions, the video has been shared throughout a number of social media platforms.

Apart from Manoj Tiwari, Gorakhpur MP Ravi Kishen was seen as Bharat and Vindu Dara Singh re-enacted his tv position of Lord Hanuman. Actor Raza Murad portrays Ahiravan and actor Shahbaz Khan was seen as Ravan on stage whereas Asrani appeared as Narad Muni and Rakesh Bedi as Vibhishan.

As per reviews, lord Ram’s garments for the occasion got here from his in-laws’ place in Janakpur, Nepal, whereas the apparel of demon king Ravan was from Sri Lanka. Lord Ram’s spiritual bow ‘Saranga’ was made in Kurukshetra.

A mammoth LED display was additionally stated to have been put in above a grand stage mirroring the epic atmosphere of Ramayana. Director, Subhash Mallik, of Delhi Ramlila Committee, which has been allowed by the Uttar Pradesh authorities to stage Ramlila this 12 months in Ayodhya knowledgeable, the main focus can be on state-of-the-art gentle and sound preparations in order that dialogues are clear throughout seamless translation and broadcast.