[laughing]
Lord Valmiki has placed the condition to make
the impossible into possible, before you.
By the way, Kumaras, even if I give you the golden lotus,
- no one will be able to see it. - What? - Why?
That is because in this universe
there are infinite divine things.
Are we able to see all of them?
No, right?
Similarly,
do you know there was a time
when these doors could be seen by everyone.
That was the era of Satya Yuga.
During that era, Gods and humans could speak to each other.
But in today's situation,
these doors are visible only after mantras are chanted.
Just like how they appeared in front of you.
After that in Dwapara Yuga,
these doors of Alakapuri
will become completely invisible.
And only the people who do good deeds
can come in through these doors.
And that too, after their demise.
And in Kaliyuga,
no one will be able to come in at all.
Not even after their demise.
But, yes, the devotees who
worship Lord Vishnu or any of his avatars
can come in.
And in this Yuga, no object from Alakapuri
will be visible on Earth.
What about Pushpaka? We have read the Ramayana.
Pushpaka can be seen by everyone.
Pushpaka's glory is special.
Pushpaka was created
by Vishwakarma on Earth.
But he got a place here because
he served Lord Shri Rama.
We are also the greatest devotees of Shri...
[pensive music playing]
Please
give us the golden lotus.
We cannot disobey Lord Valmiki's orders.
Please forgive me, but that is not possible.
Listen to me, Kumaras,
please go back to your hermitage.
And spend your life in penance.
Maybe when the right time comes,
you may get the golden lotus.
But, please...
We are requesting you to give us the golden lotus.
Otherwise, we will forcibly take it from you.
[tense music playing]
Hmm... What about now?
[bell clanging]
[theme song playing]
[dramatic music playing]
Kush, they are Yakshas.
We cannot attack them.
But they will not wait to attack us.
But, I did not say
that we cannot save ourselves.
[dramatic music playing]
[arrows swishing]
[song playing]
Please calm down, because if we wish,
we can destroy you and your army with our arrows.
But we will not do so.
Give us the golden lotus.
And close this chapter right here.
What is your hurry?
[laughing]
[chanting shloka]
'A ray that gives them life with its light.'
'It energises a sleeping mind.'
- 'Sita. - You are the same Sun to me, Lord.'
'No one can stop us from becoming one.'
[vocalising]
If my love for Sita,
our love and dedication are unbreakable, Lord Brahma
[sombre music playing]
which is alive for me,
make it alive for the entire world too, Lord Brahma.
[dramatic music playing]
[chanting shloka]
[tense music playing]
What is the matter, Vandevi?
You look worried.
My mind was feeling restless.
So I thought of meeting Sage Bharadwaja.
But, Guru Maa,
neither is he in his cottage
nor is he in the place where he meditates.
Sage Bharadwaja is in his hermitage.
He's supervising the preparations for Brahma Deva Jayanti.
He performs a grand 'puja' every year.
To please the creator of this universe.
He will return in some time.
If that is the case,
then please permit me Guru Maa,
I will go and clean his temple.
If I'm busy doing something
then my mind will also not become restless.
Why not, child?
The entire hermitage will glow with the light of your devotion.
[flute playing]
You have proven your strength.
Now it's the turn to prove how knowledgeable you are.
You're very stubborn, Yaksha Raja.
We will show you how clever we are.
Go on and ask your questions.
Here is my first question.
Which is an invaluable object
that a person can give to another,
and even after giving it,
he continues to have that object with him?
- Love. - Love.
Love is not reduced by sharing.
Sometimes it comes back in double measure.
Excellent.
Now for the second question.
Which is the toughest job for a daring person?
To do the deed
or to avoid doing the deed.
Sometimes,
there is nothing more courageous than taking a step back.
In many situations,
we have to sacrifice our pride.
We have to avoid doing a certain deed.
Like Shri Rama had done.
If he wished, in one blow,
he could have defeated Ravana and brought Mother Sita back.
But he did not choose pride,
he chose the path of righteousness.
Excellent.
Now for the third and last question.
We have left the horse all alone there.
But here, your questions are not ending at all.
Along with vengeance,
even the fire of anger is burning in my heart.
Sahasramukha, now I will take a decision, not you.
I.
Sahastramukharavana could not do anything in all these years.
And moreover, he took the lives of his sons.
The one who could not succeed, what advice will he give me?
[sinister music playing]
Please ask us quickly. We don't have much time with us.
Yes... Why are you in a hurry?
Kumaras,
have a little patience.
[laughing]
Here is the third and last question.
Tell me, why does a person
suffer sadness, pain and suffering?
Is there any objective behind it
or it is just fate?
[pensive music playing]
'The way fire burns this wick'
'and despite going through so many difficulties'
'the wick does not leave the fire.'
'Similarly, faith may give pain to the heart,'
'but it does not mean'
'that you give up on your faith.'
Pain?
It is pain after all
that gives the soul the light of knowledge.
Pain makes our lives real.
Pain gives shape to our character.
Difficulties and struggles
are our teachers.
Pain enlightens
a person's personality.
Just like
how a wick burns
and brightens a dark room.
[joyous music playing]
[conch-shell playing]
[whimsical music playing]
- Greetings, Agni Deva, Indra Deva, - Greetings, Agni Deva, Indra Deva,
- Brahaspati Deva, Kubera Deva, - Brahaspati Deva, Kubera Deva,
Vishwakarma Deva, Surya Deva, Varuna Deva. Greetings.
[joyous music playing]
May you live long, sons.
Both of you have passed your exam
and have proven
that both of you are not just strong,
but are also
very intelligent.
We wanted to see
if you are worthy of getting this valuable golden lotus or not.
In that case, you should have asked this question first
to Yaksha Raja Kubera.
We would have answered instantly.
We would not have wasted so much time.
Do you know how much responsibility we have on our shoulders?
So we have to pay for our mistakes now.
We are pleased with your strength and intelligence.
Please accept some divine weapons as our blessing and gift.
You will need them very soon.
You can call for these weapons
any time you wish.
[joyous music playing]
[whimsical music playing]
Please accept the Meghastra
and Jalastra from me.
Accept this Ayudhastra from me.
And I, Devaraja Indra,
grant you the Agnivedastra.
And I grant you this knife of Yamadeva.
[whimsical music playing]
Thank you, Lords.
We promise all of you
that we will use these divine weapons only for good purposes.
And now, accept the golden lotus from me.
[conch-shell playing]
[birds chirping]
[flute playing]
Thank you, Lord Kubera.
Luv, mother will be pleased, won't she?
To hear that we have acquired so many divine weapons.
[joyous music playing]
[tense music playing]
Oh, King Shatrughna is standing right here.
We have no other option
but to fight him.
But how will we fight him
while holding this garland?
[tense music playing]
Talk softly.
Look, they are not able to see us.
Blind soldiers?
If they were blind
how would they be a part of the army?
I'll find out right now.
Who is that, there?
Your bad time.
[laughing]
We are invisible.
Which God gave us this power?
[amusing music playing]
[laughing]
Cowardice does not suit the soldiers of Ayodhya.
They are using the power of illusion.
They won't be safe for long.
Find them.
They must be hiding here somewhere.
[tense music playing]
Let's get out of here quickly.
[dramatic music playing]
[shuffling sound]
Who is that?
[amusing music playing]
[tense music playing]
[amusing music playing]
Somkaran.
[amusing music playing]
Huh!
Who... Who is it?
Lord Mahadeva, Asuras have come.
Please protect me.
[laughing]
Kush?
Brother Luv?
No, Kush.
It's us, Somkaran.
Really?
But you...
- Where are you? - We are in front of you.
Huh! Oh...
Here you are.
But why are you not visible?
- What kind of magic is this? - We will tell you everything.
But for now, bring your hand forward,
and hold this garland.
It's very heavy.
I'm tired.
Somkaran, you've become invisible.
[amusing music playing]
And you are visible now.
How did this happen?
That means this is not any divine power.
This is the power of this divine golden lotus.
Okay, Somkaran, give it to me.
That's enough.
I'm not tired anymore.
You will lead us to the horse.
Enough, I've waited for too long.
I'm not a guard.
I'll kill this horse right now
and end Ashvamedha.
I will remove the sword of virtue from above the heads of Asuras.
[dramatic music playing]
Let's hurry up now.
The horse must be waiting for us.
Yes, Luv.
Let's go.
We will put this garland around the horse's neck.
But we won't give it to mother.
What if mother becomes invisible?
If she goes out of my sight even for a moment
then I will become restless.
[joyous music playing]
[tense music playing]
[mellow music playing]
[theme song playing]
Shri Rama.
[chanting shloka]
[thunder rumbling]
[chanting shloka]
Sita.
[song playing]