Sita Ramam, an Indian woman who has been living in the United States for over a decade, has been providing unique insights into the country’s culture and society. In her latest article, “Ending Explained: Sita Ramam’s Unique Perspective on America,” Sita provides an in-depth look at the unique experiences she has had living in the United States. She shares her thoughts on the country’s culture, society, and how she has been able to adjust to her new surroundings.
Sita Ramam is a Telugu film directed by S. S. Rajamouli and produced by K. Raghavendra Rao. The film stars Ram Charan Teja, Rakul Preet Singh and Tamannaah in the lead roles. The story is about the love story of Sita and Rama. ..
Sita Ramam is a 163-minute Pakistani drama film directed by Ali Abbas Zafar and produced by Aditya Chopra. The film stars Shahid Kapoor, Rani Mukherjee, and Tahir Raj Bhasin in lead roles. It tells the story of Afreen, a bratty Pakistani teenager who lands in trouble after she vandalizes the car of a rich man. She moves back to Pakistan to seek monetary help from her grandfather, Brigadier Abu Tariq but he has just passed away. ..
Afreen is tasked with delivering a letter to Sita Mahalaxmi, from her neighbouring, rival country – India.
Afreen, an Indian woman, is initially angry when she learns that her idol, Sita, never existed. Afreen’s quest to find Sita helps her learn about Major Ram, an orphan soldier who was a righteous man. After an activist reveals on National radio that Ram does not have a family of his own, the soldier starts receiving letters from people all around the world. ..
Ram is initially overwhelmed but diligently responds to every letter. One such sender is Sita Mahalaxmi, who claims to be Ram’s wife. She sends her letters to him with no return address. Ram is determined to find Sita and writes back letters to her with the promise of delivering them to her by hand. ..
Ram is a Hindu god and Sita is a Hindu goddess. They are married in a religious ceremony and are considered to be one person. ..
Ram finally has someone he can call his own in Sita. He sets out to find her, only to learn that Sita Mahalaxmi is someone who works in a Royal Mansion as a dance teacher. He tries to win Sita over and the soldier’s charm somehow works out well. Sita has fallen in love with him but cannot tell Ram the truth about her identity.
Ram leaves for Kashmir to meet Sita at the train station, but he is unaware that she is actually the Princess Noor Jahan who is heir to the Royal Mansion. When he arrives, he waits for her at the station before leaving for Kashmir. However, because of a financial crisis, Princess Noor Jahan’s brother sets her up to marry a Mughal Prince.
Princess Noor Jahan, the daughter of the then-king of Kashmir, turns down a proposal from her brother, Ram, to marry him and leave for Pakistan to find him. The two are reunited but not long after, Ram is sent on a top-secret mission to Pakistan.
Ram is on a mission.
Ram and his team’s mission is to kill Ansari, the man behind Pakistani citizens’ rage towards the Indian Army. The crew is informed that in case they are unable to kill Ansari, the soldiers will be left on their own in Pakistan. Sita (Princess Noon Jahan) bids Ram farewell as he leaves for his mission and asks him to return as soon as he can.
Ram successfully kills Ansari and his crew, but he is about to leave. However, he hears a child wailing inside Ansari’s burning hut. He runs in to save her, but the rest of the soldiers flee away. Captain Vishnu stays behind to help Ram save the little girl Waheeda.
Captain Abu Tariq hands Waheeda over to Pakistani Army officers. Ram and Vishnu are both arrested and put in solitary confinement where they are tortured for months.
Sita (Noor Jahan) brings Ram back to life by using her powers of magic. She uses her power to make him come back to life after he was killed in a car accident.
Sita confronts the Army Brigadiers about Ram not returning from his mission. When she finally learns that Ram had been captured by the Pakistani Army, she begs her brother to bring Ram back. Her brother knows the higher-ups in Pakistan and they strike a deal to return Ram and Vishnu back to India in exchange for a Pakistani soldier that was taken hostage by the Indian Army.
However, the Pakistani Brigadier changes his mind and reveals that either Ram or Vishnu will be allowed to go back to India. He asks both Ram and Vishnu to reveal the coordinates. Ram spits on the Pakistani soldier’s face refusing to betray his country but Captain Vishnu fears for the safety of his family members and reveals the coordinates. ..
Afreen is a terrorist suspect who has been on the run for some time. Brigadier Vishnu is determined to catch her before she can hurt anyone else.
Since her grandfather, Brigadier (formerly Captain) Abu Tariq had asked Afreen to deliver Ram’s letter to Sita Mahalaxmi, she is on a quest to find Sita. Afreen learns that Sita was actually Princess Noor Jahan and that Ram was sent on a mission away from her, she is further determined to find either of the two parties.
It has been revealed that Ram betrayed the Indian Army by delivering the coordinates to the Pakistani Army, which resulted in many Indian soldiers being killed. Afreen also learns that Sita is presently in Kashmir and she often visits the region for a month on average. ..
Brigadier Vishnu wants to stop Afreen from meeting Sita and she is apprehended by the Indian Army as soon as she gets off her flight with her friend Balaji.
Since Balaji was left behind, the Indian Army only captures Afreen. Balaji eventually finds Sita aka Princess Noor Jahan and hands her the letter Ram had written to her almost 10 years ago.
Brigadier Vishnu tells Afreen that she was the one who was responsible for Ram’s exile from Sita. Vishnu claims that Afreen actually was Waheeda, the little girl whose cries Ram had heard before being captured by the Pakistani Army.
Afreen is shocked and finally understands why her grandfather had tasked her to personally deliver Ram’s letter to Sita. Afreen is afraid that she will learn about his betrayal of the country and make the information public, Brigadier Vishnu wants to stop Afreen from delivering the letter to Sita. Afreen states that the letter was in fact with Balaji.
Ram wrote a letter to Sita in which he professes his love for her and asks her to return to him. Afreen, Sita’s maidservant, is said to have met Ram and been impressed by his strength and courage. ..
Sita reads the letter from Ram where he details the hardships he and then, Captain Vishnu went through during their exile in Pakistan. Ram mentions how he wants Sita to move on now. In the letter, Ram asks Sita to take it easy on Captain Vishnu as he was only overwhelmed because he is worried about his family.
Sita is reading Ram’s final letter to her. In it, he attaches a news article about Sita being Princess Noor Jahan and praises her for giving up her royal life for love. He calls her Princess Noor Jahan in the letter, making her even more emotional. ..
Afreen rushes to Sita’s house in Kashmir and apologizes for what happened to Ram. She asks Sita if Ram was alive and Sita tells her that he was killed in Pakistan. Afreen learns that Ram handed the letter to Brigadier Abu Tariq asking him to deliver it to Sita only minutes before he was hanged to death. ..
Sita Ramam has a happy ending, but it is not clear if she ever really wanted one.
After reading the letter, Sita makes Ram’s words public and reveals how Ram was not the one who betrayed the nation. Ram is felicitated with a badge of honour and Sita accepts the title of his wife. The truth about Brigadier Vishnu is made public and he is stripped of his title. ..
Afreen realizes her mistake and apologizes to the rich man whose car she had vandalized at the beginning of the movie. She then pledges to work to help more war prisoners like Ram.
Sita Ramam is a Telugu film directed by debutant R. S. Prasad and produced by P. V. Chandrasekhar Rao under the banner of Vijayawada Productions. The film stars Sridevi in the lead role and music composed by A. R. Rahman with lyrics written by Kannada poet Murali Krishna Murthy. The film was released on 15 October 2009 and received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising the acting and others criticizing the plot and screenplay.
