Video animation for children aged 7 - 11 (Key Stage 2) telling the story of Rama, Sita, the demon Ravana and the Monkey King. BBC. BBC Homepage. ... Rama and Sita could return home.

Rama, despite knowing Sita’s purity, demanded that she prove her chastity before the people of Ayodhya. Sita’s eyes, filled ...

Rama, Sita and Lakshaman set off on the long journey home. One day, Rama and Lakshaman went to hunt for food. They knew that the land was filled with demons, so Lakshaman drew a circle on the ground ...

Rama then broke his spear, so putting Sita down, Viradha picked him up along with Lakshmana and began to run away. Afraid for their lives, Sita wept, “O Rakshasa, take me instead and spare them.” ...

He Waited Without Controlling Her Return. Here’s the most powerful part: Rama didn’t try to bring Sita back before she was ready. He didn’t say, “Come home now.” ...

Karylle Tatlonghari reprises the role of Sita in the latest staging of the Filipino rock opera ballet Rama, Hari. The actress-TV host first became part of the musical in 2012.

When Sita hears Rama’s wail in the woods, she urges Lakshmana to help his brother. He refuses, recognising the trick, saying Rama can take care of himself. “You want him to perish, Lakshmana ...

It took Rama, Sita and Lakshmana a matter of months to master the art of living in exile. ... Panchavati was so calm after all they had been through, and Sita cheerfully made this her home.

Sita objects to His killing the asuras, who have not harmed Rama. Once a person starts wielding a weapon, killing becomes second nature to him, she points out. She narrates the story of a sage.

Primary School Assemblies. The festival of Diwali. This assembly explores Diwali and has an animation of the story of Rama and Sita and opportunities to sing, reflect and pray. BBC School Radio.