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The Story Of Ramayana - Puppet Show For Kids

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0:02 [Music] once upon a time in a land called aoda there lived a king called dharata he had four Sons Rama lakshana bhata and shatana because of a series of events dasaratha's oldest son Rama is sent to exile for 14 years and he leaves aodha and the crown to go live in the forest his wife sitha and his brother lakshana choose to go with him

0:34 our puppet story unfolds in a forest where one day sitha lays eyes upon the most beautiful deer she has ever seen she asks her husband Ram to catch it the deer was sent to leama away from his wife and brother so raavana the evil king of Lanka who had 10 heads and was feared by everyone could kidnap satha and take her away to his kingdom when Rama was chasing the deer it imitated Rama voice and cried out to sitha and

1:01 lakshana for help lakshana left Sia's side to save his brother but before he left he drew a line outside the house and asked satha to not cross it no matter who came to the door this was for her safety this line is called the lakman Rea raavana who was waiting for just this opportunity disguised as a holy man and approached Sia for arms when satha came closer to offer arms she realized it was not a holy man but the demon raav

1:31 raav kidnapped sitha and took her back to Lanka raav kept sitha as a prisoner in a beautiful garden and gave her 12 months to decide if she wanted to leave Rama and marry raavana or not back at the forest Rama and laka returned to find sitha missing and started looking for her they chanced upon the army of sugriva and met with Hanuman Hanuman showed Rama a piece of Sia's jewelry that she had dropped while being kidnapped by Rana in the hope that it

1:59 was somehow reach Rama and give him a message Hanuman was sent to tell sitha that Ram was coming to save her and armed with the knowledge that sitha was indeed in Lanka and was waiting for Rama the Army began to build a bridge to cross the ocean it is said that the Sea Gods made the rocks float as the monkey Army picked up huge boulders to create the bridge during the battle the demons lost many soldiers and important men

2:25 like ravana's brother kakara and his son indrajit were also killed then began the greatest battle between ravana and Rama ravana wielded weapons using all his 20 hands but his provise was matched Blow by Blow by Rah every time Rama cut off one of ravana's heads another one would grow right back finally Rama remembered the Brahma asra a boon he had received from the Lords and used it to kill ravana this marked the end of the 10day battle and the

2:57 Triumph of all good over evil this day is celebrated as the Shera and even today in parts of North India people make huge effes of raavana and shoot flaming arrows at it to recreate the Glorious battle between Rama and ravana and the Triumph of good over evil [Music]

Summary

The story unfolds in the land of Aoda, where King Dasaratha's son Rama is exiled for 14 years, accompanied by his wife Sita and brother Lakshmana. The plot thickens when Sita is kidnapped by the demon king Ravana, leading to a fierce battle between Rama and Ravana, ultimately symbolizing the victory of good over evil.

- King Dasaratha has four sons: Rama, Lakshmana, Bharata, and Shatrughna.
- Rama is exiled for 14 years, leaving the kingdom to live in the forest with Sita and Lakshmana.
- Sita is kidnapped by Ravana after he tricks her while Rama is away chasing a magical deer.
- Lakshmana draws a protective line (Lakshmana Rekha) around their home to keep Sita safe.
- Hanuman, a monkey god, helps Rama locate Sita and informs her of Rama's quest to rescue her.
- Rama's army builds a bridge to Lanka to confront Ravana.
- The battle sees Rama and Ravana clash, with Rama ultimately using a special boon to defeat Ravana.
- The victory is celebrated as Dussehra, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil.
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