Ramlila, the stage retelling of Lord Ram’s life, is a much-loved tradition across India. It is staged widely around the festive season, and the Agra show added to that tradition with a star-studded cast. Actor Gaurav Khanna‘s appearance as Lord Shri Ram in Agra has won praise from fans.
The stage show came soon after the Anupamaa actor’s exit from Khatron Ke Khiladi 15.
Gaurav Khanna’s Divine Transformation Into Lord Ram
The event, named Janakpuri Mahotsav 2026, was held at Bhavana Estate in Agra. It featured a grand staging of the Ramayana, with several known faces from television and film on stage together.
has been a familiar face on Indian television for years. He played Lord Shri Ram for the first time. Vindu Dara Singh played Hanuman opposite him. Their pairing became one of the main talking points of the show.
Many said Khanna’s face reflected the calm, gentle smile that people link with Ram. Several social media posts praised both his performance and his presence.
Internet REACTS To Gaurav Khanna’s Look
Clips from the evening are now doing the rounds online, and fans are sharing them widely. Many users said they were seeing Khanna in a completely new light.
A user said, “#GauravKhanna’s performance as Lord Shri Ram will always be remembered.”
Another user on X wrote, “Divine grace personified. #GauravKhanna as Lord Ram. Prabhu Shree Ram meets his Param, bhakt Hanuman. Such a divine feeling.”
A third user commented, “Gaurav Khanna as Prabhu Shri Ram. What a spiritual experience watching the divinity of actor Gaurav Khanna.”
Meanwhile, Vindu’s turn as Hanuman added to the devotional mood of the evening. His role also had a personal link for many viewers. His father, the late actor Dara Singh, famously played Hanuman in Ramanand Sagar’s Ramayan. For many, that made the moment feel even more special.
The rest of the Ramlila cast included Rajan Modi as Lakshman, Prachi as Sita and Arya Babbar as Ravana. For Khanna, playing Ram on stage marks a new chapter after his reality show stint. Fans were happy to see him in this divine avatar.