Today you proved that you're indeed Hanuman.
Hanuman, will you answer a question?
If I were your mother,
would you still have been so devoted?
[mellow music playing]
A mother
is the foundation of a son's life, Goddess.
Regardless of her form and appearance,
our devotion to a mother should remain unchanged.
I, Maruti, will put myself in danger
to protect a mother in every form!
And you are the Mother of All.
So, you're my mother too.
If you are in danger,
I, Maruti, your son,
promise you that I will always be ready
to protect you!
[vocalising]
Although everyone calls me "Mother",
no one has ever spoken to me
with such affection and determination
before.
It was your test.
Your dedication
makes you a great person.
You didn't leave that girl behind
while trying to save your mother.
You introduced her to your mother.
Your sacrifice has helped you
reach greater heights.
A protector's traits make them great.
You have great intentions,
which helped you
invoke the Mahima Siddhi.
[conch shell playing]
[sweeping music playing]
One day, you'll confront an asura
who will try to hold me captive
with the power of his austerities!
He will confine me
with his devotion.
Then you will protect me.
You rescued your mother today.
In the same way,
you'll rescue the Mother of All.
[conch shell playing]
I bless you
to fulfil the purpose
of your life.
[happy music playing]
Please go.
Your mother's soul
will be restored to her body.
[conch shell playing]
Thank you, Mother.
I thank you a million times.
[conch shell playing]
[ululating]
[joyful song playing]
Physician!
Anjana... Anjana regained consciousness!
Maruti!
Anjana.
Anjana, you've regained consciousness.
Sumeruraj!
'Anjana has recovered!'
[joyful song playing]
Anjana has recovered.
O, Lord!
O, Mahadeva! I thank you a million times.
Hail Mahadeva!
[conch shell playing]
Please forgive me, Mother.
I apologise, Lord Sun.
[intriguing music plays]
But, Mother,
I have a question
on my mind.
Shall I ask?
If I'm really powerful
and capable,
why couldn't I break your shield?
[conch shell playing]
My power comes from my devotion,
but yours lacks devotion.
I am devoted to my mother.
Devotion to a mother is different
from my devotion.
Do you mean you're devoted to someone else,
rather than to your mother?
Yes, Hanuman.
I'm devoted to my Lord.
[conch shell playing]
Lord!
[voice echoing]
[conch shell playing]
Lord!
[voice echoing]
[conch shell playing]
[theme song playing]
[theme song concludes]
'Lord!'
[voice echoing]
"Lord?"
Yes, Hanuman. My Lord.
All forms of power
and blessings are incomplete without our deity.
Even asuras have power,
but without a deity,
their power is futile
and they use it for evil purposes.
Our deity
helps us focus our minds
and guide us.
Without a deity,
we become directionless.
Har venerates Hari,
and Hari venerates Har.
Similarly, you must also have a deity
who can help you use your power,
siddhi, and knowledge in the right way.
[joyful music playing]
Hmm!
Har venerates Hari, and Hari venerates Har!
By the way, who is your deity?
"My deity?"
My deity
resides in my heart.
Mother, this is unfair.
You told me the names of the deities that Har and Hari venerate,
but you aren't telling me the name of your deity.
Who is your deity?
Please tell me.
[joyful music playing]
Mahadeva!
[voice echoing]
[voice continues echoing]
[Sanskrit mantra chanting]
[Sanskrit mantra chanting continues]
Mahadeva can also be my deity.
For example, the deity of my parents
is Mahadeva.
The journey to find your deity
is known as devotion.
You must complete this journey.
How will I know
if they are my deity?
Hanuman,
if their name brings you peace
and at the same time,
fills you with love.
Their name compels you
to join your hands.
Their name helps us find out
if the task at hand
is right or wrong.
Their name
helps you lose yourself.
Every pore of your body
reminds you of their existence.
Your mind and every atom in your body
are inhabited by them.
They will be your deity.
[conch shell playing]
Please tell me. Who is my deity?
This is your journey,
and you must make the effort yourself
to seek what you desire.
You must find your deity
to unleash your powers.
Please remember that your life
is meant for your deity.
You should stay devoted to them.
[devotional music playing]
Thank you, Mother.
[devotional music playing]
[wind whooshing]
The name of a deity
brings us peace,
affectionate,
and enlivens every pore of our body.
How will I feel
when I meet them in person?
I'll experience the ultimate joy.
I must find my deity!
[vocalising]
[horses neighing]
May Mahadeva bless Anjana.
Make haste.
[tense music plays]
Chitrang saw Hanuman running through this forest for the last time.
[wind whooshing]
'You must find your deity'
'to unleash your powers.'
'Please remember'
'that your life is meant for your deity.'
Who is my deity?
Where will I find them?
Where should I search for him?
What would they look like?
Maruti!
- Anjana! - Maruti!
Anjana!
Anjana, please stop!
- Anjana, stop! - Maruti!
Anjana, hear me out.
Anjana, please wait. Anjana!
Maruti!
Anjana, you must rest.
Please stop!
Anjana!
Where is my son?
- Anjana... - Maruti!
Maruti!
Anjana, hear me out.
- Anjana! - Maruti!
Anjana, listen to me!
Maruti!
Devi Anjana!
Maruti!
O, Mahadeva. Please protect my Maruti.
[bell clanging]
[panting]
[dramatic music playing]
'Mother!'
[grunting]
Anjana, what happened?
Sumeruraj, I was right there
and heard Maruti speak.
My soul saw Maruti.
- I heard him. Maruti was present there. - Anjana!
You were lying unconscious in your room.
I'm sure you imagined it.
Sumeruraj, it's the truth.
You won't understand.
I had performed the 'Atma Parikraman Kriya'
to protect my Maruti!
I had sacrificed my body to Pathala Kali!
This is why I was unconscious!
[melancholic music playing]
Sumeruraj, Maruti came there.
He saved me.
[dramatic music playing]
But where is he?
Sumeruraj, where is Maruti?
I'm afraid my son is in danger.
Maruti.
[sinister music plays]
[wind whooshing]
Why are you staring at me, my friend?
What do you want?
Oh! You are all vultures.
You must be wondering,
"when will this little, exhausted vanara
die so we can eat him?"
My mother says that feeding the hungry
is the most noble act.
Uh...
All right.
You may eat me.
But please tell me something.
What is a deity?
Where can we find them?
How do they look?
Please tell me!
You may eat me,
but first, you must solve this puzzle.
Otherwise, my soul won't be at peace.
I'll die dissatisfied.
Later, I'll become a ghost and trouble all of you.
First, answer me
and then eat me.
[vultures chirping]
[exhilarating music playing]
[vultures screeching]
[wind whooshing]
[Sanskrit mantra chanting]
[Sanskrit mantra chanting continues]
Lord Vayu, your blessing is lost.
Devi Anjana, please be patient.
Your son is safe.
[devotional music playing]
He attained his second siddhi,
Mahima, after attaining the Anima Siddhi.
[Sanskrit mantra chanting]
He can now become as small as an atom
or as vast as the universe.
[devotional music playing]
[sinister music plays]
[vultures screeching]
[Sanskrit mantra chanting]
Uncle Jatayu!
Greetings.
[vultures chirping]
[laughing]
You reached the sun in a single leap.
You brought deities like Indra, Yama, Agni, and Varuna
to their knees.
Why is powerful Hanuman
so dejected today?
Son, what has made you so hopeless
and lost?
Uncle,
I need guidance.
I'm searching for my deity.
How do I find them?
[poignant vocalising]
[music fades out]