[dramatic music playing]
[dramatic music continues playing]
[gasping severely]
No...
[shouting in anger]
No.
[crying in terror]
No!
The Rakshasas will surely come to take revenge on us, Lakshmana.
We have to quickly
build a cave here.
So that I can face them in Panchavati
while Sita can be safe inside the cave.
Why you, Rama?
It is my duty to protect you.
That is why I will face these Rakshasas.
Please stay here with Sita.
I do not have any doubt on your abilities, Lakshmana.
That is why
I have given you the responsibility
of protecting Sita, who is the most valuable
and the most important person to me.
[mellow music playing]
Okay, Rama.
[hand bell chiming]
[theme music playing]
What sort of contradiction is this, Mahadeva?
On one hand Shree Rama
rescues the cursed Ahalya.
He refers to Rakshasi Tataka as mother.
On the other hand
he justifies the act that takes place with Shurpanakha.
Why did the humble and kind
Shree Rama, not forgive her?
Because some crimes
are not deserving of forgiveness,
but need a lesson that has to be taught.
Do you
remember Dhumralochan?
The asura
who had kept a similar proposal in front of you.
You had turned him into ashes in one blow.
Raktha Beej.
You had not spared even his last drop of blood,
because even then, the attack was made on the honour of a woman.
The attack was on the sacred relationship of a husband and wife.
And Shree Rama
has come on Earth to teach everyone the ideal and dignified way to live.
In such cases it becomes imperative to teach the world
that if anyone chooses the wrong path
then they will be punished.
As a punishment, Shurpanakha's nose was cut.
That was done to destroy the ego that she had about her beauty.
Her ears were destroyed.
Because despite Shree Rama's repeated words about righteousness,
she was not listening to him.
Please think about it, Goddess.
Shurpanakha was adversely affected
by her lust and physical desires
to such an extent that she forgot
that she had gone there in search of her son.
And when a person's lust
distracts them from their goal,
and takes them on to the wrong path
or inspires them to ruin the sacred relationship between two people,
then this is what the consequence will be.
[eerie music playing]
Brother!
[tense music playing]
[dramatic music playing]
- Shurpanakha? - Sister Shurpanakha.
Khar.
[suspenseful music playing]
Shurpanakha.
This... How?
Who dared to be so audacious?
Khar, it was Lakshmana.
Rama's brother Lakshmana has done this to me.
He snatched my beauty,
my pride and everything else from me.
Khar...
They not only took away our honour
[sobbing]
but also killed my son, Khar.
Shambuk.
Shambuk...
How dare those forest dwellers do this act?
They will pay the price for this.
You will witness your retribution, Shurpanakha.
We will give them a death
that even Dandaka forest, which is another name for fear
will tremble in terror.
You are right, Dushan.
But, before that
we have to perform the last rites for Shambuk.
[intense music playing]
[dramatic music playing]
[dramatic music continues playing]
Dushan,
assemble our entire army, immediately.
The entire army of 14,000 Rakshasas
will move towards Panchavati.
The fire of our sister's revenge
will douse only with the blood of our enemy.
But, Khar,
neither is Rama ordinary,
nor are his weapons ordinary.
How will our Rakshasa army
manage to stand up in front of those enemies?
If they have divine weapons
then we also have six extremely powerful
brave Rakshasa commanders.
Along with Dushan and Mahakapala,
there are four other brave warriors.
They are blessed with both strength and intelligence.
The first among them is
the one who has three heads,
with the strength of an entire army in his arms,
the asura commander, Trishira.
[intense music playing]
The second among them is
deceptive, strong
and blessed with excellence in warfare,
genius,
fearless,
the great warrior
Pramthi.
[intense music playing]
[intense music continues playing]
[dramatic music playing]
The great and powerful,
another name for terror,
he is the epitome of strength.
Neither the Gods nor the monsters can stand in front of him.
Mahabali Arishtha.
Even the Gods cannot escape their wrath,
how will those insignificant humans escape them?
The human body is composed of the five senses.
And our six brave commanders
will break every
part of Rama and Lakshmana.
They will not spare even their souls.
[intense music playing]
[knocking sound]
[dramatic music playing]
Please stop, Rama.
Rest for a while.
I will finish the remaining work.
This is more important that rest, Lakshmana.
We don't have much time left.
Before the day draws to an end,
we have to build this cave.
[theme music playing]
Whatever I have understood about the asuras,
tells me that they will attack us at night.
[dramatic music playing]
As you say, Rama.
[flute playing]
[flute playing continues]
[mellow music playing]
[footsteps approaching]
[dramatic music playing]
[dramatic music continues playing]
[intense music playing]
[intense music fades]
Brave rakshasas,
the honour of Rakshasas has been attacked today.
The insignificant forest dwellers
have challenged our gallantry and dared our strength.
[intense music playing]
But today, we will prove
that all living beings from the Earth to the sky
tremble at the terror of the rakshasas.
And why the three Lords
are always worried, thinking about us.
We are the Rakshasas.
Rakshasa...
[eerie music playing]
My six brave commanders,
[intense music playing]
you will lead your army units
tonight, from here.
We
will return only after killing Rama and Lakshmana.
[intense music playing]
And in this conflict, our reward will be
the most beautiful woman in the universe, Sita.
[rakshasas cheering]
[rakshasas continue cheering]
[dramatic music playing]
[flute playing]
The night has fallen, Sita.
Stay inside this cave which is being protected by Lakshmana.
I will wait for any danger that might come into Panchavati.
All this is happening because of me, my Lord.
Yes.
Sita, you are the reason for the destruction of evil in the world.
And you should be proud of that.
[mellow music playing]
Please smile, Sita.
Worry lines don't suit
my beautiful Sita's face.
I know.
Righteousness will be victorious.
My Shree Rama will be victorious.
Please do not worry about Sita, Rama.
I will protect her just like how eyelids protect the eyes.
Lakshmana, I know that.
Which is why I'm giving the responsibility
of protecting my beloved Sita, to my brave brother.
[footsteps approaching]
[suspenseful music playing]
Rama, it seems that this time
the Rakshasas are coming with their entire army.
Lakshmana, during the war we see how brave the enemy is
and not how large his army is.
[vocalising]
My Lord.
I know, Sita.
I will take care of myself.
[dramatic music playing]
Lakshmana.
Yes, Rama.
[footsteps approaching]
[dramatic music playing]
[dramatic music fades]