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Arun Govil is an Indian actor. He is best known for portraying Lord Rama in Ramayan TV series. He also appeared in films like Paheli, Sawan Ko Aane Do, Saanch Ko Aanch Nahin, Jiyo To Aise Jiyo, Himmatwala, Dilwaala, and Govinda Govinda.

Arun Govil

Mukesh Tiwari is an actor well known for playing negative and comic roles in Bollywood. He started his career with the 1998 film China Gate and went on to appear in Gangaajal, Dilwale, Chennai Express, Khiladi 786, Gangs of Wasseypur, Aarakshan and Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji.

Mukesh Tiwari

Manoj Joshi

“Six nine five” is a movie based on the 491 years struggle of Hindus to reclaim the sacred land of Ram janmabhoomi the very place where Sri Ram took birth. This movie portrays the patience, courage, valour, sacrifice and devotion of countless devotees of Sri Ram Chandra ji, who despite being in majority waited for almost a half millennium for justice Kusha the elder son of Sri Ram built a huge temple of Sri Ram at the place of Ram janmabhoomi but when the Mughals invaded india they destroyed many temples and sacred places in this chain of attacks on the orders of babur his military general mir baki attacked and destroyed the Ram janmabhoomi on 21st March 1528 and built a masjid over it and named it babri masjid. Hence hurting the religious sentiments of countless Indians, during the British raj in 1813 Hindus started the movement demanding the government to give the sacred land back to Hindus but no one listened it was the first time in 1885 mahant raghubar das of nirmohi akhara filed a petition in court for the building of Ram mandir. On 23rd December 1949 miraculously the sacred idols of Sri Ram appeared inside the structure and devotees started worshiping the but due to conflict the area was closed and sealed. In 1986 Sant samaj vishva hundu parishad, hindu mahasabha, bajrang dal, RSS and BJP started a compaign and took the initiative to spread awareness abount Ram Janmabhoomi On 25 September 1990 Lal Krishna Advani started a rath yatra from somnath till Ram janmabhoomi despite of all the efforts by the then Malayan singh government kaar sewaks from all caste and communities started to gather in ayodhya, Lalu Prasad yadav Stopped the rath yatra and Mulayam Singh government open fired at kaar sewaks in which kothri Jain brothers and many innocent kaarsewaks attained martyrdom. After 463 years due to countless struggles and sacrifices finally the disputed babri masjid structure was demolished by the kaar sewaks on 6 December 1992. From session court to supreme court Sunni waqf board presented 15 archelogists and historians out of whom 12 were so called Hindu’s. These leftist communist so called Hindus tried to prove that there was no Ram mandir at the site of Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Many anti hindu elements tried their best to prove their lies but all the evidence was in support of Sri Ram Janmabhoomi. And finally on 9th September 2019 after a wait of 491 long years, Hindus reclaimed their Sacred Ram janmabhoomi On 5th August 2020 the foundation stone of the great Sri Ram mandir was laid by the Hon. Prime Minister of India Sri Narendra Modiji.

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