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Mumbai, Sep 16 (TIWN) TV show "Ram Siya ke Luv Kush" has been mired in controversy for spreading "distorted religious information". Viacom18 has now issued a statement saying that it is not their intention to hurt sentiments of any particular group.
“Ramayana is an epic tale that extols quintessentially Indian values through its nuanced storytelling. Ram Siya Ke Luv Kush is our effort to bring to fore this epic through a lens that had not been explored before and thus make it topical in today’s day and age across all generations. “The show draws from various texts, books and scriptures based on Ramayan and it is never our intention to hurt sentiments of any particular group,” a Viacom18 spokesperson said in a statement issued on September 14.
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