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Ramayana Part 1: Is Ranbir Kapoor’s Mangal Rang Scene A Haldi Ritual Or Chumawan? Explained
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This has led to another explanation gaining attention online that the ritual could be Chuman, also known as Chumawan, a traditional blessing ceremony practised in Mithila and parts of eastern Uttar Pradesh.
'Not Haldi, It's Chumawan': Internet Divided Over Viral Detail From New Ramayana Song; Here's What We Know
The makers of Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana: Part 1 have sparked fresh conversations online with the release of the new song Mangal Rang.
Featuring Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram and Sai Pallavi as Goddess Sita, the song captures glimpses of the divine couple's wedding celebrations, along with tender moments from their life before their exile.
Another interpretation circulating online suggests that the sequence may depict rituals associated with Lord Ram's anticipated coronation rather than his wedding.
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