Maruti!
[groans]
Maruti!
Mother Anjana?
[pensive music playing]
Nala and Neela, where is Maruti?
[pensive music playing]
Tell me, son. Where is Maruti?
Maruti has gone to Yaksha realm.
Yaksha realm?
But why?
To help Sage Tathastu.
To get the vessel of life's flame.
[dramatic music playing]
He sacrificed his powers
for someone else's well-being.
Now, it is our duty to guide him on the path.
Mother!
[emotive music playing]
[dripping sound]
Lord Mahadeva,
if my devotion
is pure for you,
then return my son safely.
Please protect him.
[background vocalisation]
Mother.
[Veer Hanuman theme song]
Maruti! Come back, son!
Come back, son!
Your mother is sad.
Come back, my son!
[background vocalisation]
Mother!
Astounding!
A mother's devotion has awakened her son's strength.
Maruti.
Come, son.
[uplifting music playing]
Mother!
Come.
Mother!
Lord Agni, appear.
I, Anjana, summon you.
[background chant]
Lord Mahadeva,
this fiery ordeal isn't for you,
it's for me.
I sought your blessing
and the joy of motherhood.
But I never knew
your boon
would come with endless trials.
I know
you must be tired too
every time I call for help.
So, to protect my son,
I had no other choice.
That's why I had to summon Lord Agni.
Lord Agni,
if my son doesn't return by sunset,
let this fire consume me.
'Let this fire consume me.'
Offer a mother's sacrifice to Mahadeva.
[dramatic music playing]
Om Namah Shivaya!
[dramatic music playing]
Mother.
[dramatic music playing]
Your test isn't over yet, Hanuman.
Mahadeva,
what is Lord Shani's purpose?
Hanuman has already proven his submission.
Why must Lord Shani test him so harshly?
The one who tests
isn't cruel.
Lord Shani
hasn't come to harm Hanuman.
But to inspire him.
To show him the path to his divine purpose.
Lord Shani represents
discipline, restraint
and the test of karma.
And he's here to see
if Hanuman proves himself
not just by words,
but also by actions.
Whether the destiny
that chose him,
if he's capable of bearing it or not.
This isn't a test of Hanuman's strength,
but of his soul
and resolve, Parvati.
[dramatic music playing]
Mother.
Vanara.
Leave this place!
You're forbidden from coming here.
We guard this realm.
Unwanted trespassers
face our wrath.
You just made a deal with me.
I gave up all my powers to get the vessel of life's flame.
I've earned the right to come here.
How can you both stop me?
Foolish vanara.
This was our trap.
For years, we've preyed on the greedy
who came seeking the vessel of life's flame and steal their powers.
You're misunderstanding.
I haven't come here for my greed.
I came for somebody else's gain.
Enough.
You shall go no further.
Why are you trying to reason with him?
We've already taken his powers.
He's useless to us now.
Just end this Vanara's life.
Listen, you guard this realm.
And I cannot become your destroyer.
I am bound by religion.
And I've told you the purpose of the vessel holding life's flame.
Now, let me retrieve it.
[mystical music playing]
Look at him.
He's a mere child.
He's suffering a lot.
How much more Hanuman must endure?
That is Hanuman, Parvati.
My fierce incarnation.
Embodied in strength, wisdom, and virtue.
But what about the blows in the conflict, Mahadeva?
I can't see Hanuman suffer.
Parvati, what seems like agony today
will become the first step
in his journey of devotion.
Just as the sun moves
and lights the entire world,
these trials and pains
will forge Hanuman
and brightening his destiny.
So that
he may be worthy of serving his deity.
[mystical music playing]
[crow caws]
I know you're bound by duty.
The reason for your attack is not helplessness, but necessity.
But to keep my vow, I seek your permission to proceed.
I'm speaking the truth.
The vessel of life's flame aren't for me,
but for a sage.
Grant me your sanction.
It seems
words won't sway you. Yaksha King.
- Lord Kuber. - Is this how you fulfil your duty, Yakshas?
I regret ever
appointing you as guardians of this realm.
Blinded by arrogance, you failed to recognise the truth.
This is
no ordinary kid, he's divine.
He's not your enemy, but nature's own design.
Even after witnessing his sacrifice, you couldn't see
that he is a true warrior.
Drunk on power, you grew so blind
you couldn't perceive it.
We erred, Yaksha King Kuber.
Forgive us, Yaksha King.
[dramatic music playing]
Hanuman.
The source of your strength
isn't in your arms,
but in your heart.
On the path of religion,
you choose restraint over anger.
You showed great courage.
Your devotion to religion
and your respect for the Yakshas,
I'm deeply moved by your devotion.
My Yaksha army did not keep their word.
All your powers were taken from you.
But the spark of life power was never granted to you.
Even after that, you stood strong.
In this way
you proved your real courage in you.
Thank you, Kuber, the king of Yakshas.
Just by your presence and guidance,
I am blessed.
Please help me bring the letter.
Sure.
But Hanuman...
Before that, you have to make one more choice.
What type of choice?
Your mother, Anjana,
is in a perilous situation.
For your protection,
she has invoked a great prayer.
And if you don't reach her before sunset,
she will sacrifice her life
in the sacred fire pit.
Tell me, Hanuman, what will you do now?
Will you go to save your mother?
Or will you complete the journey
to receive the 'Jeevan Jyoti Patra'.
[tense music]
A warrior's test
is not on the battlefield,
but in the mind itself.
He is judged not by his choice of weapons,
but by his decisions.
Listen to your heart.
And then, answer me, Hanuman.
My mother is in danger!
Salutations to Lord Shiva.
I know,
my mother is in danger.
And to save her from any danger is the duty of a son.
But the same mother taught me,
The greatest action and religion of the world is completing its duty.
The given promises and the given duties,
should not be left incomplete at any cost.
I will choose the journey to 'Jeevan Jyoti Patra'.
But I will also save my mother.
Today, before the evening
with the 'Jeevan Jyoti Patra'
I will go...
to my mother.
This is my promise.
Think again, Hanuman.
It's possible that
because of this journey, you may not reach your mother, Anjana, in time.
It's also possible that
reaching the Kalpavriksha
may be beyond your strength.
If I were going to take it for myself,
Then, I would have already given up long ago.
But I am going to bring it for Sage Tathastu.
For the protection of religion.
Mother says, he who protects the religion, the religion protects him.
Those who stand to protect the religion,
are always shielded by it.
Fine.
It is your choice.
Go ahead.
[intense music playing]
The path to the Kalpavriksha
is now in front of you.
Thank you.
Thank you, Yaksha King Kuber.
[crow caws]
Om!
Namah Shivaya.
Mother, I won't let anything happen to you
I will return before sunset.
Till then, please wait, mother.
[intense music playing]
Indeed, this is the path to reach the 'Jeevan Jyoti Patra'.
[intense music playing]
What kind of magical power is this?
Instead of extinguishing, the fire keeps growing stronger.
To keep my promise,
I must cross this.
Salutations to Lord Shiva.
No matter how many obstacles come before me,
I will have to reach out to my mother before this evening.
Salutations to Lord Shiva.
[religious chants]
'You take on everyone's suffering.'
'Please take my suffering also.'
'Make my land sacred, please.'
'Heal it, transform its form.'
'Salutations to Lord Shiva'
[religious chants]
Ram!
Salutations to Lord Shiva.
Ram!
[music playing]
'God can appear before us in any form.'
'He is present in every particle.'
'Where is God?'
'I couldn't see.'
'The sage was right.'
Then, the name I took to show the world...
now I take it to erase the suffering.
Not to show it off to the world,
but for peace of mind.
The miracle that didn't happen then
has now taken place.
Wonderful, Hanuman.
You have excelled in this test.
- Exam? - Yes, son.
This 'Jeevan Jyoti Patra'
can only be claimed by one
whose heart holds no fear.
One who is selfless,
willing to give up everything
to achieve their goal.
The first sign of that selflessness
your very arrival here.
Thank you, Yaksha King Kuber.
Now give me the permission to take the 'Jeevan Jyoti Patra'.
The sunset is near, and my mother is in danger.
You have my permission, my son.
From now onwards, this 'Jivan Jyoti Patra' belongs to you.
Seeing your simplicity and dedication,
I am truly pleased.
And that's why I want to give you a gift.
The mace that you deserve.
[happy music playing]
This is not an ordinary mace.
This is an aero mace.
[religious chants]