Mahadev, Mata Parvati, and Hanuman resume their trip to Ayodhya. Narad ji says Hanuman's devotion is unparalleled of this world. It will be an equally great experience when you meet Ram. A meeting between a God and a devotee!
Hanuman discovers a valley filled with flowers. He flies away. Mata Parvati wonders what Hanuman is up to. Hanuman plucks several colored flowers. He writes Ram with them. He keeps repeating Ram Naam with complete dedication. Mata Parvati observes that Hanuman has reached the pinnacle of devotion. Mahadev claims that when devotion is at its zenith, the devotee can see his Aradhya everywhere. He devotes whatever he enjoys to his God. Hanuman has done the same with the flowers. They wander through a completely barren, waterless landscape. The inhabitants there are in really poor health.They continue to look for water, but in vain. They approach the ancient couple (Mata Parvati and Mahadev in disguise). Why are you going in this direction? It hasn't rained here in years. The residents in this area are dying due to a lack of water and shade. Don't step into the mouth of death. Mahadev and Mata Parvati keep track of the residents' well-being. They're all helpless. Mahadev assures Mata Parvati that Ram Naam would have a favorable influence on this country. Hanuman comes down from Mahadev's shoulder. He goes throughout the neighborhood, incessantly singing Ram Naam. Everyone glances at him with surprise. The citizens advise the elderly couple to take the child (Hanuman) from here. He is upset because of a scarcity of water. Mahadev believes it is the thirst for commitment.
Hanuman writes Ram in the air with a stick while he dances. The guy repeatedly tells the couple to leave. You may crave water otherwise. Hanuman writes Ram on Earth. The weather changes. Mother Nature reacts to this. The residents are afraid of an earthquake, yet water emerges from the ground. The citizens became excited. A river appears there. The citizens quench their thirst with the water. The trees become leafy. Citizens thank God for giving them life. They gaze at Hanuman, who is still dancing and shouting Ram Naam.They join him and follow his lead. Mata Parvati claims that this was all because of Hanuman's devotion. Mahadev informs the citizens that they will be traveling to Ayodhya to help this child recover. The miracle you just witnessed was possible because of Ram Naam. Everybody should shout Ram Naam. They promptly put his advice into effect. Mata Parvati suggests that they leave for Ayodhya right now. The citizens bend their heads in adoration before the elderly couple. You are God for us. Hanuman departs with Mahadev and Mata Parvati.
Ravan doesn't comprehend who decided to take that vanar kid to Ayodhya. His Nana informs him about Hanuman's travels up to now. Hanuman's unwavering devotion provided water and life in a desolate land. Hanuman has entirely lost himself in his love to Narayan. The elderly couple is taking him to Ayodhya to get treated.Devi Kaushalya and Raja Dashrath discuss Ram's condition. He becomes joyful for a little while before becoming melancholy again. Devi Sumitra is confident Ram would be pleased soon. Devi Kaushalya can no longer wait to see her son happy. It has already been so long. Raja Dashrath proposes a proposal. We will make an announcement throughout the state. Whoever brings a smile on our son's face will receive half of our state in exchange. You'll have to be patient till then, though. She nods, happy to have heard the concept.
Mahadev informs Mata Parvati that they are almost at their destination. Ayodhya is directly front of us. Hanuman looks at the Ayodhya palace. He continues to sing Ram Naam side by side.Mahadev claims that the devotee can experience his closeness to God. Hanuman and Ram will meet shortly. They walk towards the palace.
Gods appear in disguise to join the elderly couple and Hanuman. They urge that the soldiers let them inside. Ram awakens when he senses Hanuman's presence. He sits up upright.
Precap: Raja Dashrath addresses his people. Can none of you soothe my son's tormented mind? Hanuman says, "Ram." Shree Ram walks up to Hanuman. They are both looking at each other.
