You did the right thing
by not trying
to forcibly touch Sita.
If I had been in your place
then I would have done the same thing.
But...
I would not have shown myself as helpless in front of everyone.
I would have
finished Sita.
Don't worry, son.
If, after one month
Sita does not accept my proposal
then I will fulfil
this wish of yours.
It's very easy
to kill someone within seconds.
But the way you are
killing her every second,
you are forcing her
to live a life
that is worse than death.
It gives me
pleasure to watch it.
When I see you
it feels like I'm talking to my reflection.
Your way of thinking
is just like mine.
A Rakshasa,
complete with strength and wisdom.
They had attacked my sister.
I have to take revenge for that.
But I felt happy to see
that you have fewer qualities of your mother
and more qualities of Lankesh.
If you had been my elder son
then today, instead of Meghanada
you would have been my prince.
It makes me happy
that you will be Meghanada's powerful arms.
[laughing]
[sinister music playing]
Mother, these Rakshasas
will be handled by Lord Shree Rama and his army.
Please don't worry about it.
The message that you have given
will be utilised in the right way.
Mother, why are you looking worried?
Son...
You said
that Shree Rama will attack with the help of a monkey army.
But, the Rakshasas are very strong
and elusive.
How can the monkey army fight against these Rakshasas?
Mother, please don't worry.
Whatever obstacles crop up,
by the grace of Lord Shree Rama
they will prove to be beneficial.
And who I am to do anything?
My Lord Shree Rama is the one who is going to do everything.
You said the right thing, Mother.
I am a monkey.
But I have the blessings
of my Lord Shree Rama.
And I have the power
of my devotion towards him.
[joyful music playing]
Hail Lord Shree Rama.
[Hanuman hymn playing]
[theme music playing]
[theme music continues playing]
[theme music playing]
You have rid me of all my worries, Hanuman.
Before anyone sees you
please come back to your original form.
Hail Lord Shree Rama.
[Hanuman hymn playing]
Mother, I have to convey the Lord's message
to that unrighteous Ravana,
who has insulted
Lord Shree Rama and you.
Today, all of Lanka
will see the great devotion
of this small devotee of Lord Rama.
Mother...
I'm very hungry.
I had taken an oath
that I would not eat or drink anything
until I find you.
If I have your permission
can I take a few fruits
from this garden?
You have destroyed Sita's sorrow, Hanuman.
You have made this Ashoka Vatika
a significant place.
The world will
know you by the name of 'Sita Shoka Vinashaka.'
You have my permission.
You can fill your stomach with as many fruits as you like.
I am grateful to you, Mother.
[conch-shell playing]
Hanuman conveyed the message to Sita.
What will happen next, Lord Mahadeva?
When the seed of hope sprouts,
it first breaks
the shell of disappointment and demolishes it.
This meeting between Hanuman and Sita
has brought a ray of hope
in Sita's heart once again,
which was tied by Ashoka Vatika.
And when,
there has been an explosion of hope in Ashoka Vatika
the first impact of this explosion
will have to be borne by Ashoka Vatika itself.
Disbelief, fear and disappointment
had made their home in Sita's heart.
But, Hanuman, a form of me
has destroyed all this
and started a great war.
Lanka, which is intoxicated by the arrogance of its power
and is a mute spectator of the unrighteousness,
will stunned by the birth of this ray of hope.
Due to the wonderful meeting between Mother Sita and Hanuman, begins,
the chapter of Lanka and Lankesh's demolition.
By the way, Mother,
I will have my fill
and come to meet you again.
[mellow music playing]
Hail Lord Shree Rama.
[mellow music playing]
[Hanuman hymn playing]
[dramatic music playing]
Hey... why are you troubling me?
You are the one who's troubling me.
You were tickling my ears.
[chuckling]
This is too much.
He's crossing his limits now.
I will show you.
[grunting sounds]
[Hanuman hymn playing]
A monkey in Lanka?
That's impossible.
With gatekeepers like Semika and Lankini
how did this happen?
What are you looking at? Chase him away.
Otherwise, we will be punished.
- Chase him. - Hmm.
What are you doing?
I was hungry, that is why I stopped.
I will leave as soon as I'm full.
Leave those fruits.
Everything in Lanka belongs to Lankesh.
Why? Did your Lankesh
hang this on the tree?
The fruits that are created by nature
belong to nature, first.
And secondly,
they belong to someone like me, who's hungry.
If you are hungry, I can give you also some fruits.
This fruit is delicious.
This is King Ravana's Ashoka Vatika.
If you destroy it, you will lose your life.
Come down, right now.
You monkeys eat too much and dirty the place.
If this garden is dear to Ravana,
then I must cause devastation here.
That Ravana
has troubled my Mother a lot.
Let me also trouble him a bit.
Let me give this Ravana
a message from Lord Rama's devotee.
Come down this instant, you monkey.
Otherwise, you will be killed.
What happened? Whom are you shouting at?
[clamouring]
Will you hit me?
The way you have all slipped
it feels like you want to sacrifice your lives.
You still have time, monkey.
Come down.
Better apologise for your arrogance.
Have some patience.
Let me eat first, then I will do the rest of the work.
Forget your hunger.
We will finish you off.
Shoot your arrows and kill him.
Hey... Wait.
All of you have turned violent.
Why are you troubling this helpless and innocent monkey?
Please don’t
scare me. You want me to come down, right?
I'll come right away.
[Hanuman hymn playing]
What are you looking at? Tie him up.
And take him to Lankesh.
Hey... Wait.
You called me.
Now I will not listen to anyone.
I have eaten only a little bit.
First, let me eat to my fill.
Then I will come along with you to your Lankesh.
[flute playing]
- Get him. - Is it?
You won't agree, will you? Okay.
Catch me if you can.
[shouting]
Catch him.
[racy music playing]
There he is.
Get him.
[comical music playing]
[comical music continues playing]
[Hanuman hymn playing]
These fruits are very sweet.
- Would you like some? - Please let me go.
As you wish.
I will leave you.
[shouting]
[joyful music playing]
[dramatic music playing]
Hey... Monkey. Wait there.
[tense music playing]
[moaning]
[shouting]
Run...
This monkey's terror is increasing.
He will destroy all of Ashoka Vatika.
I have to inform the King.
[grunting]
Uncle Prahasta,
these days one can hear stories of
your son Jambumali's strength and courage from all directions.
It made me very happy
that my maternal cousin brother
is so strong and brave.
I am blessed to hear my name
from Lankesh's mouth.
This glory is all yours.
Just like the moon,
I too took some glory from you,
who are like the Sun.
Along with being brave and courageous
you are also a poet.
Wonderful.
Your Majesty.
Your Majesty Lankesh.
- Ashoka Vatika... - Fool.
How dare you
interrupt when the King is having his meal?
Go. Come back once he is done eating.
Please forgive me, Prince. The matter is serious.
An elusive monkey has entered Ashoka Vatika.
[suspenseful music playing]
He has caused immense disaster.
We are not able to control him.
Please do something. He has destroyed Ashoka Vatika.
[Hanuman Hymn playing]
You made three mistakes.
First mistake
was to interrupt my meal.
The second mistake
was your inability to control an insignificant monkey.
And in front of everyone
you showed proof of your weakness.
Lanka is another name for power.
There is only one punishment for being weak.
Death.
Please forgive me, Your Majesty.
I am not done talking.
For both these mistakes
I would have forgiven you.
But your third mistake
is not worthy of being forgiven.
You back answered
my dear son.
Please forgive me, Your Majesty.
Please forgive me.
[sanskrit mantras playing]
Your Majesty, please forgive me.
Please forgive me.
[sinister music playing]
You did the right thing by punishing him.
But his fear
was not inappropriate.
Not even a bird has entered Lanka without Lankesh's permission.
Where did this monkey come from?
And that too
inside Ashoka Vatika.
The place where we have kept Sita.
Ashoka Vatika is guarded by our brave soldiers on all sides.
Who is this monkey who's so powerful
and could not be controlled by our well-versed soldiers?
I am also thinking the same.
There is only one monkey in the entire universe
who can challenge Ravana.
And that is Vali.
But we have
a treaty with Vali.
He would never do something like this.
Could this be
a conspiracy by Lord Indra or any other God?
[pensive music playing]
If I have Lankesh's permission, I will go this instant and cut off
that Monkey's head and place it at your feet.
Why did you stop eating your meal over such a trivial issue?
Not his head,
I want the full monkey.
And that too, alive.
I don't want his life.
I want to know about the pledge
because of which
he has caused a rampage on Lankesh's property.
[Hanuman hymn playing]
[dramatic music fades]