Episode 70 – The war starts

In our previous episode, we stood at the edge of battle, where pride clashed with wisdom and truth walked boldly into the court of deceit. We saw how Raavan, desperate to shake Sita’s resolve, conjured a cruel illusion—Ram’s severed head and broken bow—crafted by the sorcerer Vidyujjuh to pierce the heart of faith itself. But Sita did not waver. Her soul, bound to Ram, saw through the trick—and faith rose where illusion failed. And then came Angad, son of Bali—Ram’s final messenger. He walked alone into Raavan’s court, fearless and upright. His words, sharper than steel, struck Raavan where weapons could not. And when Raavan bent to move his foot and failed, his crown fell—only to land at the feet of Ram on Suvela mountain. With that, the last thread of diplomacy was cut.

Now, the time of warnings is over. The war begins. In today’s episode, we hear the beating of war drums across the mountains. Conches blow. Flags rise. The Vanar Sena forms ranks—led by Hanuman, Sugreev, Angad, and Jambavan—each a flame ready to burn through darkness. Ram, calm yet unyielding, orders the march. And within the gates of Lanka, Raavan arms his generals, his warriors thirsting for battle, his palace echoing with roars—not of courage, but of defiance. The earth will tremble. The skies will watch. The battlefield is ready. Join me now, as the first cries of war rise into the heavens. And the eternal battle between dharm and adharm begins.

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