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There is also the youngest, aggressive brother who decides to follow bade bhaiya to the ends of the world. Much like in Ramayan where Bharat places Ram Ji's paduka on the Royal throne, in Hum Saath Saath Hain Prem oversees the business but does not occupy the seat reserved for Vivek. Similarly, in Hum Saath Saath Hain, Prem meets Vivek and asks him to return home. In Ramayan, Bharat leaves to meet Ram Ji and convince him to return and rule the kingdom as the rightful heir. There is even a version of Bharat-milap in Hum Saath Saath Hain. Source: blogsagarworldĪnd in both cases, they questioned their mother's decision. We had the loyal AF middle brother who was not at home when the eldest brother is exiled. Ramayan had Manthara and Hum Saath Saath Hain had the 'teen titliyan' who could not believe a family was as close-knit as the Chaturvedi's. In both the stories, it's an outsider who influences the mother to have the eldest son exiled. In both cases, we have the eldest son, who is the picture of self-sacrifice and idealism, aka the OG adarsh balak.

And here are the similarities for your perusal:ġ. I don't know if I am late to the party and everyone already knew this, or I am the only fool to believe this, but this discovery has truly blown my mind. It was while watching the most sanskaari parivaar (no wonder it's fictional) in Hum Saath Saath Hain that I came to a revelation bigger than finding Starbucks in Game of Thrones.īecause Hum Saath Saath Hain is Ramayan with all the extra characters removed, almost. Under the lockdown, once Ramayan ended, we decided to continue the family get-together viewing sessions and watch old movies.

Hum saath saath hain hum saath saath hain