The Stories of the Ramayana

Bharat finally locates Ram's cottage in the Chitrakut forest and gives him the news of their father's death.
Deeply saddened, Ram and Lakshman perform the last rites of their father with offerings of Ingudi paste and berries.

Written, directed, and enacted by Sudipta Bhawmik
Sound effects and original music by Anirban Chakrabarty
Audio engineering by Soumen Paul

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Bharat refuses to be the King of Ayodhya and vows to bring back Ram.
After making the arrangements, he embarks on his journey to find Ram. On the way, he meets the Nishad King Guha, who helps him cross the river. Rishi Bharadwaj welcomes him to his hermitage and treats his army to a grand feast.

Written, directed, and enacted by Sudipta Bhawmik
Sound effects and original music by Anirban Chakrabarty
Audio engineering by Soumen Paul

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Prince Bharat is summoned to Ayodhya. Bharat returns and hears about the death of his father, King Dasarath, and the exile of Ram.
He and Shatrughna perform the last rites of their father and punish Manthara.

Written, directed, and enacted by Sudipta Bhawmik
Sound effects and original music by Anirban Chakrabarty
Audio engineering by Soumen Paul

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King Dasarath recalls a horrific incident in his life when a blind old hermit curses him for killing his son,
Dasarath succumbs to his grief and loss and breathes his last.
Ayodhya is in a crisis, and the ministers had to call back Bharat to the kingdom.

Written, directed, and enacted by Sudipta Bhawmik
Sound effects and original music by Anirban Chakrabarty
Audio engineering by Soumen Paul

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After visiting Rishi Bharadwaj's ashram, Ram, Sita and Lakhsman arrive in Chitrakut to set up their home in exile.
Sumantra return to Ayodhya and passes Ram's message to Dasarath.

Written, directed, and enacted by Sudipta Bhawmik
Sound effects and original music by Anirban Chakrabarty
Audio engineering by Soumen Paul

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