Sampoorna Sundar Kaand | Ramayan | Part-3

"Watch the story of "Sundar Kaand" now! Hanuman, a devotee of Lord Rama, reaches Lanka and finds Sita. He sits near her on a tree. He sees Ravana threatening Sita, but she responds like a lioness. Ravana leaves Sita, and seeing Sita alone, Hanuman meets her and introduces himself. Hanuman shows Sita the ring given to him by Lord Rama and tells her about Lord Rama, who has befriended Sugreeva to find her. When Hanuman offers to take Sita with him, Sita tells him she will not go with him. Lord Rama must kill Ravana and free the city from his tyranny. Hanuman, after receiving Sita's permission, asks for permission to eat some fruit from the garden. Hanuman goes to Ravana's garden and kills and drives away the soldiers there. Ravana's soldiers approach Ravana and inform him that a monkey has destroyed the garden. Ravana's son, Akshay, comes to capture Hanuman, but Hanuman kills him. When Ravana learns of this, he sends Meghnadh. Meghnadh confronts Hanuman and uses the Brahmastra on him. Respecting the Brahmastra, Hanuman becomes Meghnadh's captive. Meghnadh takes Hanuman to Ravana. In Ravana's court, Hanuman introduces himself and warns Ravana that if he does not return Sita to Shri Ram, his end is certain. Ravana ignores Hanuman's words and proposes executing Hanuman. Vibhishana tells Ravana that there is no need to kill the monkey; he should punish him elsewhere. Ravana orders Hanuman's tail to be set on fire. As soon as Hanuman's tail catches fire, Hanuman escapes and burns all of Lanka with the fire from his tail. Hanuman burns Lanka and returns to Sita. When he asks for permission to return, Sita gives Hanuman her jewelry, which she asks him to give to Shri Ram. Hanuman flies from Lanka and returns to Shri Ram and tells him everything. Shri Ram is saddened by Sita's jewelry and thanks Hanuman for bringing him news of Sita. Subscribe to Tilak YouTube channel to watch all episodes and bhajans of Ramayana. Subscribe to Tilak for more devotional content - https://bit.ly/SubscribeTilak Ramayana is an Indian television series based on the ancient Indian Sanskrit epic of the same name. The series originally aired on Doordarshan between 1987 and 1988. The series was produced, written, and directed by Shri Ramanand Sagar. The series is primarily based on the Ramayana by Valmiki and the Ramacharitamanas by Tulsidas. The serial had a record 82 percent viewership, the highest for any Indian television series. A record for a television series. Ramayan is an Indian television series based on ancient Indian Sanskrit epic of the same name. The show was originally aired between 1987 and 1988 on DD National. It was created, written, and directed by Ramanand Sagar. The show is primarily based on Valmiki's 'Ramayan' and Tulsidas' 'Ramcharitmanas'. Produced & Directed by Ramanand Sagar Associate Directors - Anand Sagar, Moti Sagar Executive Producers - Subhash Sagar, Prem Sagar Chief Technical Advisor - Jyoti Sagar Screenplay & Dialogues - Ramanand Sagar Music - Ravindra Jain Title Song - Jaidev Research & Adaptation - Phani Majumdar, Vishnu Mehrotra Editor Subhash Sehgal Cameraman - Ajit Naik Lighting - Ram Madkaikar Sound Recordist - Sripad, E Rudra Video Recordist - Sharad Mukkanwar Arun Govil as Ram Deepika Chikhalia as Sita Sunil Lahri as Laxman Arvind Trivedi as Ravan Dara Singh as Hanuman Sanjay Jog as Bharat Samir Rajda as Shatrughan Shyamsundar Kaalaani as Sugriv/Vali Vijay Arora as Indrajit (Meghnad) Bal Dhuri as Dasharath Jayshree Gadkar as Kaushalya Padma Khanna as Kaikeyi Rajni Bala as Sumitra Mukesh Rawal as Vibhishana Nalin Dave as Kumbhakarna Aparajita as Mandodari Satish Kaul as Indra Lalita Pawar as Manthara Renu Dhariwal as Shurpanakha Mulraj Rajda as Janak Urmila Bhatt as Sunaina Sudhir Dalvi as Vasishta Chandrashekhar as Sumant Vijay Kavish as Shiva Rajshekhar Upadhyay as Jambavan Bashir Khan as Angad Anjali Vyas as Urmila Sulakshana Khatri as Mandavi Girish Seth as Nal Giriraj Shukla as Neel In association with Divo - our YouTube Partner #Ramayan #RamayanonYouTube #tilak #sampoornasundarkaand"