It's no myth that the story of the Ramayana has drawn us since eternity. Who doesn't remember tuning into Doordarshan to watch Ramanand Sagar's show that debuted in 1987 — a visual that was mirrored a couple of months ago when it was aired again. However, at a time when video games, OTT platforms and social media have taken over our lives, our Indian myths often take a back seat. This means that kids today end up missing out on a lot, as our epics have influenced much of our values and culture.

Kamal Sehmbi and her son Ivaan play the game