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Ramanand Sagar Ke Jeevan Ki Akath Kahani
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With The Broadcast Of The First Episode Of Ramayana On January 25, 1987, Indian Television Changed Forever. Within Weeks, The Entire Country Was Captivated By The Series. Streets Would Become Deserted During Ramayana Broadcasts. Neither Weddings Nor Political Rallies Were Scheduled During The SerialS Run. Even Today, Three Decades Later, Nothing Can Match It. Ramanand Sagar, The Architect Of This Phenomenal Phenomenon And A Successful Bombay Filmmaker, Was Among The First To Recognize The Immense Potential Of Television. He First Proved His Talent As The Writer Of Raj KapoorS Barsaat (1949). Between 1961 And 1970, Sagar Wrote, Produced, And Directed Six Consecutive Silver Jubilee HitsGhunghat, Zindagi, Aarzoo, Aankhen, Geet, And Laalkaar. The Untold Story Of Ramanand SagarS Life, Written By His Son, Prem Sagar, An Award-Winning Cinematographer, Offers An In-Depth Look At The Life Of A Visionary. It Recounts SagarS Birth In Kashmir In 1917, His Escape From There In 1947 When Pakistani Tribesmen Invaded The State, His Move To Bombay, And His Illustrious Career, Crowned With The Historic Success Of The Serial Ramayana.
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