The whole world rejoiced. Not only was the evil Ravana defeated, but their exile over, Rama and Sita could return home. To celebrate the people of Ayodhya lit small lamps and placed them in the ...

The story of Rama and Sita ... after their return to Ayodhya. The scene of the (trial by fire) is one of the most ...

Here’s the most powerful part: Rama didn’t try to bring Sita back before she was ready. He didn’t say, “Come home now.” He didn’t ask her to prove her love in return. He just waited.

Also, it was associated with too many painful memories of Bharata’s visit and the unhappiness caused by his refusal to return to Ayodhya ... couple welcomed Rama, Sita and Lakshmana with ...

Rama incensed by her comment , said furiously oh varanane don’t worry and see how I kill this Asura and return to join you in no time she kept laughing which only irritated Shree Rama.

As the very ground separates and the goddess holds her daughter in her arms, Rama, coloured a deep ... on the way to Valmiki’s hermitage. Sita looks at Valmiki’s home as her own.

However, things took another turn and Raavan was killed by Rama. Upon their return ... in the home of another man; and this cheered up Surpanakha to no end. Surpanakha mocked Sita, and reminded ...

Sita asked Rama and Laxman to catch that golden deer ... the story saying that the villagers welcomed their triumphant return home with thousands of glowing oil lamps on a moonless night.

Rama and Sita return to their home where Rama is made king. But soon after this Rama begins to doubt his wife's fidelity and casts her out. Sita undergoes a fire test to prove her steadfastness ...

The whole world rejoiced. Not only was the evil Ravana defeated but, their exile over, Rama and Sita could return home. To celebrate the people of Ayodhya lit small lamps and placed them in the ...