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Lord Rama, son of King Dashrath is sent for exile for 12 years. His wife Sita and brother Laxman accompanies him. But she is deceitfully kidnapped by Ravana, The King of Lanka. Thus a might war takes place between ram & ravana. Hanuman with his monkey warriors, a worshiper of ram also joins him. Will Sita be saved? Watch this epic story. CLICK - SUBSCRIBE, SHARE, LIKE. #wowkidz #ramayan Follow Wowkidz: Blog- Facebook- Instagram- Twitter- If you read this then comment "I am a Wow Kid" :) Subscribe to our other 2 channels: WOWKIDZ RHYMES & SHOWS: bit.ly/wowkidzrhymes WOWTEENZ: bit.ly/wowteenz WOWKIDZ COMEDY: WOWKIDZ ACTION : Note: • In order to confirm the bank transfer, you will need to upload a receipt or take a screenshot of your transfer within 1 day from your payment date. If a bank transfer is made but no receipt is uploaded within this period, your order will be cancelled. We will verify and confirm your receipt within 3 working days from the date you upload it. Upload

Running time 98 minutes Country India Language Hindi Budget ₹7 crore Box office ₹0.98 crore Ramayana: The Epic is a 2010 Indian animated film from Maya Digital Media. Plot [ ] The plot begins with However, In the thirteen of exile, Ravana approaches Sita in disguise as an old sage seeking alms. He tricks her into exiting Lakshmana's circle of protection. Once she steps outside the boundary, he kidnaps her and takes her into the sky to Lanka. Hanuman tells them that King Once he finds the palace, Hanuman enters the garden and sees Sita from atop a tree. He overhears Ravana threatening Sita that she must accept him in two months. Hanuman shows Sita Ram's ring and asks her to come back with him. Sita refuses and says that to protect her honor, Rama must come save her and defeat Ravana himself. Hanuman wreaks havoc in Lanka. Ravana captures him and Hanuman warns him of war if he does not release Sita. To punish him, Ravana orders that Hanuman's tail be set afire. With the fire on his tail, Hanuman burns down the city. Ravana's brother Ravana sends his giant brother Cast [ ] Name Character Source Neerja Mathur Niti Mathur Shailendra Pandey Saurav Chakraborty Shuk, Munadiwala Dishi Duggal Nayani Dixit Shurphanakha, Anand Singh Yogendra Patwal Ram Pravesh Kumar Pawan Shukla Krishna Gopal Revi Yadav Vali, Arun Thorat Meghna Dixit Himanshu kushwaha Production [ ] "The Ramayana holds appeal even today, thousands of years after it is said to have been written. It is impossible to tra...

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A 4K digitally remastered version of an anime based on the Hindu epic “Ramayana” was screened last month in Tokyo almost 30 years after its first release, with the makers reminiscing about the barriers they overcame in the groundbreaking project. “We remastered the anime for Indian fans who have been wanting to see a better quality version, making it available for the next 2,000 years,” says Kenji Yoshii, an official at Tokyo company that owns the rights to the production. Unable to view this article? This could be due to a conflict with your ad-blocking or security software. Please add japantimes.co.jp and piano.io to your list of allowed sites. If this does not resolve the issue or you are unable to add the domains to your allowlist, please see We humbly apologize for the inconvenience.

The visual media is extremely powerful. We learn from what we see, so it’s important to ensure that the little ones watch meaningful content. And mythological dramas are a medium to throw light on the rich Indian culture and traditions. Animated films are doing an excellent job by offering such content in an entertaining way. Since Independence day is round the corner, we peeked into the beautiful world of animated short films and full-length movies, and discovered a whole new realm of Indian treasures. From mythological tales retold, to social messaging via animation – these 10 Indian animated films are a wide range of brilliant creations. Here’s a list of animated films that will creatively help children learn about Indian mythology and culture: 1) Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama is a 1992 Indo-Japanese traditional animation film directed and produced by Yugo Sako and based on the Indian epic Ramayana. The original English version with Sanskrit songs was screened and released on home video under various names including Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama and Warrior Prince. Ramayana is possibly the best epic to teach children about good and evil. The movie beautifully portrays the story of Lord Rama’s birth until his battle with the evil Ravana. It was considered a top-notch Japanese animation flick, considering the time during which it was released. Audiences could feel the character’s depth in the animation and the wide angles of...