Exploring Ramayana: A Cultural Odyssey Across India
A new documentary, 'Kan-Kan Mein Ram', delves into the cultural and diverse representations of the epic Ramayana across India. Launched by Union Culture Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, it highlights various art forms and regional traditions, offering insight into the timeless influence of Lord Ram's teachings beyond religious perspectives.

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The Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) hosted the unveiling of the documentary film 'Kan-Kan Mein Ram', focusing on the rich cultural diversity of the epic Ramayana. The film was launched by Union Culture Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat at an event on Wednesday.
'Kan-Kan Mein Ram' explores various artistic representations of the Ramayana, featuring forms like ritualistic performances, dance dramas, and puppetry. The film encourages an appreciation of Lord Ram's principles beyond religion, which are deeply embedded in India's cultural identity.
The documentary highlights traditions such as Yakshgana and Uppinikudru puppetry of Karnataka and Ravan Chaya of Odisha. It emphasizes Lord Ram's omnipresence in Indian culture, transcending religious boundaries and uniting people through shared cultural narratives.
(With inputs from agencies.)