Sampoorna Ramayanam Page #2

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Asking for a faultless boon,

I became immortal.

I became the brave, 'Maheshwar'.

With my valour and power

I destroyed the Lords...

...of the eight regions and

became the supreme victor.

Victory has become my slave.

And victory to me?

If King Janaka knew about

your power and strength...

...why would he commit this mistake?

You have not been invited

for Sita's 'swayamvar'.

Sita's 'swayamvar'.

Yes. Whoever ties the string

of Lord Shiva's bow...

...will be married to Sita.

That is the vow King

Janaka has taken.

Brother Vibhishan, we will go to

participate in Sita's 'swayamvar. '

Let arrangements be made.

It is not right to go

without being invited.

I too know about right and wrong.

After destroying Shiva's bow,

when I return with Sita...

...arrange for a royal welcome.

'Har Har Mahadev! '

Those who have honoured my

invitation and have come...

...for my daughter Sita's swayamvar...

...I welcome you all.

I welcome you.

O brave ones. Whoever picks

up this Shiv's bow...

...and ties the string on it, my

daughter Sita will garland...

...that brave one.

I will perform the noble deed

of marrying off my daughter.

Now let all brave ones

show their strength.

Sure. That is what

we are waiting for.

You just see. I will break this

bow and Sita will be mine.

You have destroyed the honour

of a king's clan.

When Sita is not fit to be mine,

why become a laughing stock?

O Lord! Has the earth become devoid

of brave, powerful people.

Is there no one who can tie

the string on this bow?

Why not King Janaka? Look.

Shambhu, Shankar!

The one who had shaken

the Kailash mountain...

...for this Kaikeyi's son,

what is this bow?

This bow is not even as heavy

as the ash on my brow.

Listen! You so-called protectors

of knowledge, listen!

As soon as I break this bow, be

ready to shower flowers on me.

Hail Lord Shiv.

"The auspicious marriage of Ram...

...Sita is great for the

welfare of humanity... "

"The glory of the wedding

is pleasant and joyous... "

"The marriage of Ram, Sita is great

for the welfare of humanity... "

"The glory of the wedding

is pleasant and joyous... "

"The marriage of Ram, Sita is great

for the welfare of humanity... "

"Adorned, these friends have come... "

"Like statues of beauty... "

"With scented oil in the hair... "

"And the paste of turmeric

on their limbs... "

With fragrant flowers

in their hair... "

"They are like shades

of cool trees... "

"The beautiful young

girls have come... "

"With rose water in

their golden urns... "

"They lovingly bathe Sita... "

"They wipe her limbs... "

"They adorn her... "

"They say that if Ram sees her... "

"If he sees her, his

life will be made... "

"One friend comes and puts

red colour on her feet... "

"Others put a black

dot on her cheeks... "

"One friend, puts flowers

on her beautiful hair... "

"And adorn her forehead with

gem-studded jewelry... "

"The bride, Sita, the princess... "

"Look, how pretty she looks... "

"The beautiful, woman of

great character, Sita... "

"Goes to Ram, the divine and pure... "

"The lovable Ram and

the radiant Sita... "

"The beautiful, shy Sita... "

"In the wedding area, are

seated all the kings... "

"And King Janaka is

highly pleased... "

"The meeting of the bride

and groom is delightful... "

"Look they are showering

pearls on each other... "

"The pearls become divine jewels... "

"After touching them, the pearls

become precious gems... "

"Lord Ram as the groom, takes

Sita as the bride... "

"Looking at the wedding

of her daughter... "

"Mother earth is delighted... "

"The auspicious marriage of Ram...

...Sita is great for the

welfare of humanity... "

"The glory of the wedding

is pleasant and joyous... "

"The auspicious marriage of Ram...

...Sita is great for the

welfare of humanity... "

"The glory of the wedding

is pleasant and joyous... "

"The auspicious marriage of Ram...

...Sita is great for the

welfare of humanity... "

Who is Ram?

Ram from Ayodhya?

Ram who had come for

Janaki's 'swayamvar'?

Doesn't he know with whose blood...

Parshuram has bathed this axe?

When this Bhargava Ram is there...

...where did this Ram come from?

You have come on an

auspicious occasion.

Please bless the bride and

groom, O great sage.

O king, I haven't come to bless.

I have come punish that arrogant

who has destroyed the bow...

...that is worshipped in all the

three worlds and has been worn...

...by Lord Shiv.

Where is that offender?

O Parshuram! What had

to happen has happened.

Please don't create obstacles

on an auspicious occasion.

Believe me. This is not Ram's

fault, the fault is mine.

You punish me.

But don't turn this wedding area

into a battle field with your anger.

The crime that has been committed

in this wedding area...

...the punishment for that

will also be given here.

Where is he?

Where is Ram?

Ram salutes Bhargava Ram.

So you are the one who has

destroyed the bow of Shiv.

I had vowed to tie the string

on the bow of Shiv.

That it broke in a second,

was God's will.

God's will! Look at your

pearls of wisdom.

This Lord Vishnu's bow.

Tie the string on this bow.

Because of his penance and

his victories, how proud...

...this Bhargava has become.

He couldn't even recognise Lord

Narayan standing before him.

Forgive me, Lord Ram, forgive

me, O Divine One.

What happened Ram?

Parshuram pride has been destroyed.

Stand straight.

Let me adorn you.

You are Ram's adornment, Sita.

Then why this Adornation?

The adornment of Raghu's clan

is the sign of my love.

The sign of my love is these gifts

of jewels for your adornment.

You are my adornment.

Then why this adornment?

O daughter of Janaka, the

relationship between a husband...

...and wife cannot be

measured by jewels.

Our married life should

be an example for others.

Lord, Bharat has come to see you.

My uncle has come to take me.

Father has permitted me.

Bless me, elder brother.

May you be happy.

O residents of Ayodhya,

I have grown old now.

For the sake of the people's

and the kingdom's welfare...

...I should become free of my

burden of responsibilities.

It is now time to pass this burden

onto eligible, young shoulders.

You too love Ram and

see him as eligible.

I have decided to enthrone

prince Ram.

I want to know your opinions.

We agree with your decision, O King.

Victory to Ram! Victory to King Ram!

Victory to Ram! Victory to King Ram!

Victory to Ram! Victory to King Ram!

Do you see O Guru, the

delight of the people?

Ayodhya is showering

its love on Ram.

Any auspicious time?

This is my duty.

And this is what the gods wish.

Tomorrow is an auspicious time.

Enthroning him during this period

will be very auspicious.

"Hail King Ram... "

"Hail King Ram... "

"Ram will become king... "

"The Awadh city is swaying

and dancing... "

"Ram will become king... "

"The Awadh city is swaying

and dancing... "

"The perfect human, Ram

is very compassionate... "

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