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On the fourth day of the grand Luv Kush Ramlila at Red Fort Ground, the iconic scene of Lord Ram crossing the Ganga with Kevat came alive through AI technology. The audience witnessed a unique blend of tradition and innovation as devotional storytelling merged with modern visuals.
The evening was graced by Union Minister S. P. Baghel, Member of Parliament Bansuri Swaraj, and Delhi Government Minister Ashish Sood. All distinguished guests were warmly welcomed by the committee.
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Committee President Arjun Kumar shared that with the growing number of devotees attending the Ramlila, security arrangements were further strengthened. Alongside Delhi Police, Civil Defence, and volunteers, professional bouncers were also deployed around the ground to ensure safety.
Renowned singer-actor Shankar Sahney, playing the role of Kevat, elevated the scene with his soulful singing. As he performed devotional songs while ferrying Lord Ram, Lakshman, and Sita across the river, the entire crowd joined their voices with his, creating a spiritual atmosphere.
The performance showcased key episodes from Lord Ram’s life, including the announcement of his coronation, the meeting with Nishad Raj, and the moving Kevat episode. Experienced actors from Mumbai’s film and TV industry, along with Delhi’s theatre talent, brought the story to life on stage.
According to General Secretary Subhash Goyal, Chairman Pawan Gupta, and Ramlila Minister Praveen Singhal, the next day’s performances (Friday) will feature the emotional episodes of Sumanth’s return, King Dashrath’s demise, and Bharat Milap at Chitrakoot.
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