Ravi Kishan plays Lord Rama for the first time at Delhi’s Ayodhya Ki Ramleela, urges youth to embrace spirituality

Actor Ravi Kishan portrayed Lord Rama for the first time at Delhi’s Ayodhya Ki Ramleela, where he also urged young people to embrace spirituality.

The appearance marked a new stage role for Kishan, who has performed characters from the Ramayana in the past. Before taking on Lord Rama, he revealed that he had played Lord Parshurama, Kevat and Mata Sita during his childhood.

First portrayal of Lord Rama

Kishan’s performance took place at Ayodhya Ki Ramleela in Delhi. Videos from the event have surfaced online, showing the actor arriving in a grand chariot before appearing on stage in the role of Lord Rama.

The performance brought together Kishan’s earlier experience with mythological characters and his first portrayal of one of the Ramayana’s central figures. His participation also included a message to the younger generation, with the actor encouraging youth to embrace spirituality.

A new stage role for the actor

The event highlighted Kishan’s continuing association with religious and mythological theatre through his performances as several Ramayana characters. His transition to Lord Rama adds another major role to that history, following the characters he played as a child.

With footage of the performance now circulating online, Kishan’s debut as Lord Rama has drawn attention to his latest appearance at Delhi’s Ayodhya Ki Ramleela.