One of the most-watched shows on Indian television is Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan. While shooting for Ramayan, a real miracle happened on the set. The entire cast and crew were overwhelmed by this.

What happened really?

It so happened that in a scene of Lord Rama's childhood, the child artist playing the role of Lord Rama had to feed a crow. In this scene, Lord Rama had to play with the crow and feed it, but how would this happen, and how would the crow jump and play with the child?

However, when the shot was ready, to everyone's surprise, suddenly a crow came flying from somewhere and sat on a tree near the set, and kept cawing incessantly. According to Medium, director Ramanand Sagar walked up to the tree with a sigh of relief and folded his hands and said, O Kakbhushundi Maharaj, you have finally come! This child is playing the role of Lord Ram. Please sit here for a while.

The camera gets the full shot

And, here is the twist, this entire 10-minute scene was shot effortlessly without any panic. The crow and the child playing Lord Ram kept performing for 10 minutes, and as soon as the scene was over, the crow flew away immediately. Ramanand Sagar kept running the camera. When the shot was cut, the director could not hold himself back as he was overwhelmed by the miracle he saw.

The weather itself changed during the shooting

There is another incident in which the battle scene between Ram and Ravana was going on, and the weather was not clear during this time. However, when the shooting of the final part started, the weather suddenly changed, and strong storms started blowing, and lightning started striking. Seeing the weather during this time, it seemed as if God himself wanted this scene to be absolutely amazing and everyone from the makers to the people present there on the set were surprised to see it.

At the end, let me tell you that Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan, which aired on Doordarshan in 1987-1988, held the record for the most-watched show in the world, particularly on April 16, with 7.7 crore viewers watching it.