That talk and conversation saw a slight change in the past couple of days as yet another adaptation of the epic recently began to rerun and needless to say, it was another iconic one that we are talking about here. The rerun of old Ramayan turned out to be nothing short of a sensation as not only is the show garnering staggering numbers but is also the constant topic of conversation on social media on multiple days. 'Our 'Ramayan' Was Technically More Advanced Than Arun Govil's In The 80s' - Gurmeet Choudhary Around the last few days, we swore to each other that we won't work together. And our mic dadas were laughing out loud."Ĭoncluding the story, Debina said, "So, Ramayan is full of these memories. Ankit Arora) aka Laxman, who was our co-star, was constantly requesting us to stop fighting. Laughing over the same incident, Gurmeet quipped, "This for the first time when Ram and Sita were fighting. Our director scolded me and asked to walk fast just because he was doing the same.
Our mics were on and Debina was continuously telling me to walk slowly." Adding to Gurmeet's words, Debina stated, "Gurmeet was walking extremely fast and there was a huge gap between him and me. So, there were no dialogues in the scene and it was a very long shot, where we (Ram, Sita and Laxman) were supposed to walk in a straight line. At that time, there was a fight going on between me and Debina.
Going down the memory lane and recalling one particular incident, Gurmeet Choudhary told us, "Since we (Ram, Sita, and Laxman) were shooting for the vanwas sequence, we were required to roam in the jungle. The real-life couple made this surprising revelation in an Instagram live chat. However, this is the same show, in which they fought with each other to an extent where they swore to never work with each other. It was on the sets of Ramayan when Debina and Gurmeet fell in love with each other and started dating in real life. The duo received just as much love as Arun Govil and Dipika Chikhalia during their run on the show. Debina Bonnerjee-Gurmeet Choudhary experienced the same thing when their version of Ramayan, directed by Anand Sagar, aired on TV in 2008.
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