You all will die.
Step away from him, Angad. Now!
I am your prince, old bear. You don't make requests of me.
You misunderstand me, child.
It wasn't a request!
Did you know he could do that?
No. But I know I'm never going to call him "old bear" again.
Nirvani, where are you going?
To get help.
Things are worse than my uncle thought. The darkness is spreading.
Something is wrong with you.
Look at me, Prince Angad.
Show me your eyes. Let me see.
Hanuman, where are you?
Are you ready to play our game, little vaanar?
Who... what are you?
I am the darkness that extinguishes hope.
I am the despair
that sits in the heart of every creature.
Why are you doing this?
My mistress needs you to fail.
Ram must never find Sita.
Is this how you win your game then? By cheating? To stop me from fighting?
Your fists won't help you here.
For this is the domain of the mind.
My mind versus yours.
In here, I will crush your spirit, shatter your hope.
And then, once you are consumed with despair,
you will beg me to end your life.
Show me your eyes, Angad. Look at me!
I'll kill you! I'll rip you apart.
Patal magic!
You...
Stop him! Hariya is behind this.
After him, Nil!
Who knew you still had some fight inside you, old bear?
Stand down. I don't want to hurt you.
I've been fighting since before your great grandfather was born, boy.
You couldn't hurt me even if you tried.
I'm sorry, my Prince. Sleep now.
I will free you from this curse.
I'm getting too old for this.
I can sense your devotion for Ram.
You failed him.
Because of you, Sita will die.
Ravan will kill her.
No. I won't let it happen.
Once Sita is dead, Ram will die of a broken heart.
And how long will Lakshman live with his grief after that?
You failed the only mission that ever mattered in your pathetic life.
To think Ram trusted you. How sad.
Now they will all die.
It can't be over. No...
No... no.
All because of you.
No... no.
No!
The vaanars need our help!
Hanuman is trapped inside the vines.
Then Hanuman's fate is sealed.
If he's not freed soon, the darkness will consume his soul.
Then we must fight.
No. I forbid you from helping him.
But, King Suketu, he needs us.
He serves Ram.
The man who destroyed my family.
I will see him suffer the same pain.
No.
Punish me if you must, but I will help the vaanars.
Then you're a fool. The evil is too strong. You'll die.
Better to die defending our future
than to live trapped with the ghosts of our past.
Without the power of the mahayagna,
without my power, you have no hope.
Uncle, that's where you're wrong. I'm fighting for hope. We all are.
Nirvani, please! You're all I have left.
But I want to help them. I love you, Uncle. Goodbye.
We got him, old be...
I mean, Jambhvan.
And we found this on him.
Careful, don't let even a drop touch you.
What did you do to him?
Answer me!
You don't understand. I had no choice!
What are you talking about?
Whatever he's afraid of seems to scare him even more than Jambhvan.
And after today, nothing scares me more than Jambhvan.
I was just praising you. No offence.
Look!
The vines, they're changing.
The evil is getting worse.
Oh, no. She'll find me. This was my only chance. Please help me!
Who, Hariya? Who will find you?
Speak before I rip your tongue off.
Shurpanakha.
Who?
The vines. Look at them! Run! We must escape!
Run? Where can we run? It's too late.
Ma, I'm scared. What's happening?
It's okay, little one. It's okay.
Jambhvan, we came to fight with you.
What's happened to Angad?
He's been infected by Patal magic. I don't know how to save him.
Has Hanuman returned?
No, and I fear the worst. The vines are growing stronger.
Then we need to be stronger as well. Follow me.
Come back. You can't chop away these vines.
Better to try something than to sit around and wait to die.
She does have a point.
After you, brother.
Hanuman, fight this, my friend. For all of us.
It's almost over, now.
Give in to the despair.
The fear.
Everything that lives
is scared of the dark.
What is it, son?
Ma, I can't sleep. I'm scared of the dark.
There's nothing to be afraid of, little one.
But there are bad things in the darkness. I know it.
The more you focus on those bad things, the scarier they grow.
Come, child.
Did I ever tell you that there's a fight going on every day inside me?
What? What fight?
There is a terrible fight happening right now between two wolves.
One is dark and evil.
He is anger, envy, hatred, greed, sadness...
and fear.
One is light and goodness.
He is joy and peace, love, happiness, kindness...
and hope.
And every day they are fighting inside of me.
The same fight is also going on inside you.
In me?
And inside every person.
Okay, now time for bed.
But, Ma, wait. Which wolf wins?
That's easy. The one you feed.
Son, in the darkest day, in the blackest night,
let hope guide you with its eternal light.
What? A smile?
What could you possibly have to smile about?
You seem troubled, my friend.
It's just I'm not sure I can do this.
I'm worried that I'll fail you in this mission.
When I'm near you, I feel such a sense of hope, of calmness.
If only I had your strength.
Then please, Hanuman, take my strength.
Take my hope. Take my calmness. It's yours.
I don't understand.
This journey will test you, Hanuman.
You will face challenges and darkness that I would wish on no one.
But know this, my friend, wherever you go, wherever you are,
speak my name and I will be with you. Always.
This is impossible.
Ram.
Ram. Ram.
Ram.
What... are you doing? Stop it now!
What? How can this be happening?
I'm in your mind now.
The vines are still mine to control.
I won't release them. Your friends are still trapped.
We'll see about that.
But, first, tell me everything about your mistress.
Look! The vines are turning green again.
They're still attacking though.
It's Hanuman.
It must be. He's winning the battle inside. We must help him.
They can be cut.
I just cut one!
Nirvani! Nirvani!
Hold on! Jambhvan, we need help!
Let me go. Save yourselves. Just tell my uncle...
tell him I'm sorry.
Sorry for what?
For reminding this old fool of the man he should've been all along.
The mahayagna. Suketu performed it and gained its power.
Uncle!
I'm the one who's sorry, Nirvani.
Thank you for reminding me to hold on to what we have.
You need to help Angad. He has been corrupted by Patal magic.
I've never seen this before. Can you save him?
I'll try, but this is different than the vines. Worse. I'll try though.
Angad?
What happened?
I feel like I've been hit by an elephant.
Make that ten elephants.
Oh, that was Jambhvan.
He totally crushed you. Took you down with one hit.
Jambhvan? What?
My apologies, Prince, but you weren't yourself.
It was a lucky hit.
You're burning up.
Jambhvan, I don't feel so good...
The curse is too strong. I've slowed it down, removed the rage.
But, in the end, it will kill him.
There must be something that can save him!
Jambhvan, look!
Thank the gods. To lose them both would be unthinkable.
Hanuman! You're safe!
I knew you would help us, King Suketu.
Without you weakening the evil from within,
my power alone would not have been enough.
We owe you our lives, Hanuman.
We saved each other. Together.
Angad?
What's happened to him?
He's been cursed.
We have an enemy that's been stalking us since we left Kishkindha. A powerful one.
I know. Her name is Shurpanakha.
The evil inside the vines told me everything about her.
Shurpanakha? The sister of Ravan?
She is powerful, yes. But not nearly on the level of her brother.
She couldn't have done all this by herself.
Maybe not before, but her powers have grown.
I learned that she trapped a yogini named Swayamprabha,
in the caves of Rikshabila.
She feeds off her power.
Swayamprabha has always protected this forest.
Her power is immense.
Yes, and Swayamprabha may also be the only one
that can save your friend.
Provided we can save her first.
Hanuman, if we go to Rikshabila,
we don't know how much time it will take there.
And we may never be able to find Princess Sita in time.
Which means...
you have to choose.
Go to Rikshabila to save Prince Angad.
Or find Princess Sita before time runs out
and let Prince Angad die.