Brahmastra.
[waves lashing]
[conch-shell playing]
Let us see if you are able to
save yourself from the attack of this Brahmastra, Monkey.
[thunder rumbling]
[animals screeching]
[thunder rumbling]
[sanskrit mantra playing]
I am not afraid of Lord Brahma.
But, I cannot allow his weapon to be disrespected.
Lord Brahma, I respect your strength.
So, I will not respond to this.
And then, this is my opportunity to meet Ravana.
Hail Lord Brahma.
[sanskrit mantra playing]
[Hanuman hymn playing]
- All hail - Prince Indrajeet.
[theme music playing]
[theme music continues playing]
[theme music playing]
Despite using the Brahmastra,
this Monkey has not become unconscious.
I'm sure he has special boons from the Gods.
You're very lucky, you Monkey
that Father has ordered to bring you alive.
That is why I'm just tying you up.
Soldiers, catch hold of this Monkey.
And take him in front of Father.
[dramatic music playing]
Hail Lord Shree Ram.
[dramatic music playing]
Didn't I tell you, Sita,
that Indrajeet is invincible.
He has imprisoned Rama's messenger and is taking him to Lankesh.
Forgive me, Sita.
I don't know if Rama's messenger will be able to go back or not.
And if he will be able to give your message to Rama or not.
Lord Mahadeva.
Please protect Hanuman,
my last hope.
Hanuman has come here for me.
If he goes through even a little bit of pain,
then I will not be able to bear it.
Hanuman came to this hell-like Lanka,
looking for me, Trijata.
He is stuck here because of me.
I have to help him, Trijata.
The trouble in which Hanuman is,
you are also stuck in the same problem, Sita.
Stop blaming yourself.
And forget about Hanuman.
[flute playing] [conch-shell playing]
[dramatic music playing]
Rama! Rama!
- All hail - Prince Indrajeet.
So, is this the cruel Monkey
who has ruined the entire Ashoka Vatika?
You killed our soldiers and
our prince, so that you could steal the fruits from our garden, right?
Here, take these fruits.
You are worthy of only this. Take them.
[dramatic music playing]
Even after all that has happened, look at him smiling shamelessly.
Rama!
He has to be punished.
- What do you say, friends? - Yes.
We have to punish him.
- Yes. - Hand him over to us, Prince.
We will punish him.
Stop.
Everyone step back.
It is Lankesh's orders that he be presented alive.
Only Lankesh's orders will decide what has to be done with him.
[scoffing]
Hail Shree Ram.
Your Majesty, Prince Meghanada has captured that Monkey.
And now he is coming towards the palace.
I knew it.
My son would not disappoint me.
Call everyone to the court, right now.
That Monkey
will be punished in front of everyone.
[sinister music playing]
- All hail - Prince Indrajeet.
[vocalisation]
[Ravana's praises playing]
"Ravana"
[dramatic music playing]
[Hanuman hymn playing]
[theme music playing]
[Hanuman hymn playing]
You have got death written in your destiny, Monkey.
But, I want to know
- who are you? - Me?
As you can see,
I'm an ordinary Monkey.
I was hungry,
and I was happily eating fruits in the garden.
Then, these people
caught me and brought me here.
Hungry Monkey.
You're not a hungry monkey. You are...
an intruder who has entered Lanka
without permission.
You're a thief who has destroyed someone else's property.
You are the killer
who killed my
brave son Akshayakumara.
Really?
Then I should get an award.
Why have you tied me up?
If I enter Lanka without permission,
then I'm an intruder.
And you entered Panchavati in disguise,
but you call yourself and the kind of all the worlds.
[dramatic music playing]
I plucked the fruits in your garden,
and so I'm a thief. But you abducted Mother Sita, in a cunning way,
but you call yourself brave.
[dramatic music playing]
I killed your son to defend myself.
You're calling me a murderer.
But you,
killed Jatayu who came to save Mother Sita.
But you're calling yourself a warrior.
[dramatic music playing]
This is not the answer to my question.
Tell me.
Who are you?
You are a learned man.
I'm sure you've already guessed who I am.
Let me introduce myself.
I am the messenger
of the only Lord in this universe,
Raghukula Nandana, Lord Shree Rama.
I am Anjaneya Kesari Nandan
Pavana Putra Hanuman.
[Hanuman hymn playing]
[Hanuman hymn continues playing]
Hail Shree Rama.
[Hanuman hymn playing]
Ravana, Lord Shree Rama has sent me
to give you one chance.
Rectify your mistake.
Take Mother Sita and surrender yourself to Lord Rama.
Pay penance for your sins.
Otherwise,
Lanka will be attacked.
[dramatic music playing]
Lanka will be taken away along with your life.
[conch-shell playing]
Rama! The one who was thrown out of Ayodhya.
Will he come to Lanka?
The one who could not save his wife
from being abducted by me.
Will he take my life?
[sinister music playing]
Dashanana...
The one who has killed thousands of warriors.
What is your Rama
in front of me?
I had my doubts,
that you do not know my Lord Shree Rama.
If you knew him,
then you would not make the mistake of abducting Mother Sita.
That is why, I,
have come to tell you about him.
So that, you can understand
that what a sin you have committed.
The likes of Tataka, Subahu, Khara and Dushan,
who are mighty and powerful like you
have been freed from this universe by my Lord Shree Rama.
[vocalisation]
The King of Monkeys, Vali
who controlled you
for six months,
was killed
by my Lord Shree Rama with a single arrow.
[vocalisation]
[laughing]
And who else but you,
knows about stringing Lord Mahadeva's bow, Ravana?
You could not even move it.
But it was my Lord Shree Rama who strung the might bow.
Even Lord Narayana's form, Lord Parashurama
was shown his limits
by my Lord Shree Rama.
Siyapati Rama is that roar,
who has brought together all the monkeys on this Earth.
He is that call, who has inspired
this insignificant monkey
to cross hundreds of kilometres of the ocean to enter this Lanka.
He is that splendour
because of whose acquired power of devotion
I was able to easily kill a brave warrior
like Akshayakumara.
[theme music playing]
When a learned person sees a cloud,
anticipates the rain, Ravana.
Think.
When his insignificant servant,
can cause so much havoc,
imagine when Lord Shree Rama himself comes,
what a conflict it will create.
With a roar of Sheshanaga,
when Lakshmana will attack with his powerful arrows,
at that time what will be
your and Indrajeet's condition?
Lord Shree Rama has joined hands with Monkey King Sugriva.
He has immense power.
Don't tarnish the power
that has been acquired from praying to Lord Mahadeva.
Ravana, it's not too late.
Put your arrogance aside.
Become a devotee of Lord Shree Rama, Dashanana.
Return my Mother Sita.
And ask for forgiveness.
Your life will be spared, so will your honour.
And your remaining children will also be saved.
Stop praising Rama.
Cut off his tongue.
Make him an example.
So that everyone will remember
what kind of a death will be awarded
to the one who sings praises of that forest dweller
in front of Ravana.
Please stop, Your Majesty.
[tense music playing]
Please don't make this mistake.
Your Majesty, he is just a messenger.
And a messenger has no opinion.
He only brings a message from his master.
You cannot kill him
for someone else's words.
That is why, punishing a messenger,
is unrighteous and
against our policies.
Uncle Vibhishana.
Are you on Lanka's side,
or with Lanka's enemies?
Messengers bring messages, they don't kill.
This arrogant Monkey has killed my brother.
This cruel Monkey has given your nephew
a very painful death.
Please don't delay any further, Father.
This messenger will return to Rama in pieces.
I'm in the limits of a messenger.
That is why I'm quiet.
If Mother Sita's son
had come in place of Rama's messenger,
then you would have been dead by now.
I would have burned down all of Lanka and its entire clan.
Neither would there be a message nor would there be a war.
Not even politics.
- I would've finished everything in one instant. -Quiet, you arrogant.
[tense music playing]
No, Ravana. Don't lose your discretion due to anger.
Let me go from here safely.
If you don't want to listen to me, please consult your ministers.
Our policies and traditions don't allow this.
[dramatic music playing]
[dramatic music continues playing]
I want to
kill the one who killed my dear son,
this instant.
But, I will let you go.
[tense music playing]
Not because Vibhishana is saying it,
but because
I want you to go to Rama and tell him
that whom he is standing up against.
I want to see you Rama's strength.
[sinister music playing]
Nikumbha.
I have heard that Monkeys are
very fond of their tails.
Their pride is in their tails.
But, in Lanka,
the right to feel pride
is only with Lankesh.
Take this monkey.
Set his tail on fire
in the middle of Lanka
and in front of all the citizens of Lanka.
[tense music playing]
If he survives,
then let him go.
So that he can go back to Rama
with a message from Ravana.
[dramatic music playing]
Not only your chance, but you've lost all hope too, Ravana.
Now be ready.
My Lord Shree Rama is coming.
[conch-shell playing]
[dramatic music fades]