Sujay Reu
Vishnu / Ram

'Shrimad Ramayan' brings to life the timeless Hindu epic, the Ramayana, with a deep commitment to authenticity, cultural reverence and contemporary sensibility. The epic narrative of the Ramayana is rooted in the two words, 'Ram' and 'Ayana.' 'Ram' represents the human incarnation of Lord Vishnu, while 'Ayana' signifies a journey. Thus, the Ramayana unfolds through the voyage of Ram, a mortal who ascended to become Purushottam, the paragon among men, transcending his own inherent limitations.
Dasharatha prays to the gods to bless him with a son and an heir. His friend, Jatayu, asks for his help to fight a war and save the Devatas. Will he agree to help him?
Dasharatha accidentally kills Shravan Kumar during a hunting expedition and gets cursed by his parents. Meanwhile, Ravan prays to Lord Brahma and asks to grant him immortality so that he can defeat Kuber and take over Lanka.
King Dasharatha performs a Yagya in the hope of being blessed with a son. Meanwhile, Ravan challenges Lord Shiva and is punished for his arrogance.
Shri Ram is born and brings joy to Ayodhya. Lord Vishnu reveals details to Kausalya about her past life. King Janak finds Mata Sita while ploughing the fields in Mithila. Later, Dasharatha agrees to send his sons to the Gurukul.
Shri Ram and his brothers gain valuable knowledge and experience at the Gurukul. Mata Sita engages in an intellectual debate with Devi Gargi. Meanwhile, Ravan and Kumbhkarna disrupt Yagyas across the land.
Ayodhya's princes grow up in the Gurukul and return home after gaining knowledge. The kingdom erupts in joy at their arrival. Meanwhile, Mata Sita talks to Devi Gargi about her marriage.
Kaikeyi advises Dasharath to send Bharat away for royal tutelage. Bharat is disappointed, but Shri Ram explains the importance of the decision. Later, Maharishi Vishwamitra comes to Ayodhya and makes a troubling request.
Shri Ram and Lakshman join Maharishi Vishwamitra on a journey through the forest. Maharishi Vishwamitra teaches them valuable lessons. Meanwhile, Ravan marries Mandodari and subdues all the planetary deities with his might.
Shri Ram and Lakshman are confronted by the demoness Tataka. Maharishi Vishwamitra tells Shri Ram about Tataka's past. Shri Ram finally ends Tataka and grants her Moksha.
Shri Ram and Lakshman protect Maharishi Vishwamitra's Yagya from Subahu and Maricha. Shri Ram receives powerful Divya Astras from Maharishi Vishwamitra. Later, news of Shri Ram's heroic deeds reaches Mata Sita and the people of Mithila.
Shri Ram frees Ahalya from the curse bestowed upon her by her husband, Maharishi Gautam. Meanwhile, Ravan arrives in Mithila for Mata Sita's Swayamvar.
Shri Ram diverts the direction of the river to save the village from being destroyed. Ravan fails to lift Lord Shiva's Pinaka bow at the Swayamvar. Later, Shri Ram arrives in the kingdom of Mithila.
Shri Ram arrives in Mithila and meets Mata Sita. King Janak invites Shri Ram to the Swayamvar, and Lakshman convinces Maharishi Vishwamitra to let Shri Ram attend the Swayamvar.
Mata Sita and Shri Ram meet once again in a temple. Kings and princes from across the land arrive in Mithila, but none of them succeed in lifting Lord Shiva's bow. Later, Maharishi Vishwamitra allows Shri Ram to attend the Swayamvar.
King Janak is worried as no one is able to lift Lord Shiva's bow. Shri Ram lifts it with ease, but it breaks when he tries to string it. Lord Parashurama gets angry after Lord Shiva's bow is destroyed.
Lakshman defends Shri Ram against Lord Parashurama. Shri Ram lifts Lord Vishnu's Sharanga bow to prove himself. Lord Parashurama apologizes for misjudging him. Later, King Janak invites Dasharatha for Shri Ram and Mata Sita's marriage.
Shri Ram entrusts Lord Vishnu's bow to Varun Dev for safekeeping. Later, Bharat and Shatrughna arrive in Mithila for the wedding.
Lord Shiva, Devi Parvati, and the other deities decide to attend Shri Ram and Mata Sita's wedding. Meanwhile, Dasharatha discusses the marriage of his three sons with King Janak's three daughters.
Lord Shiva advises that the marriage of all four princes should be kept on the same day. King Janak is upset about being separated from his daughters after marriage. Later, Shri Ram and Mata Sita perform a ritual together.
Shri Ram and Mata Sita set up the Mandap for their wedding together. Later, Lord Ganesh arrives to bless Shri Ram and Mata Sita himself.