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"Ram Lala" is often used affectionately to refer to Lord Ram as a child or infant in Hindu mythology, particularly in the context of the Ramayana epic. However, since you mentioned "Ram Lala statue," it likely refers to a statue or idol representing Lord Ram as a child. When selecting or commissioning a Ram Lala statue, individuals and communities often consider factors such as craftsmanship, authenticity, symbolic significance, and intended use (personal worship, public display, cultural events) to ensure that the representation aligns with their spiritual beliefs and cultural practices.