I think I must now
use my divine powers to meet Shri Rama.
[chuckling]
Hanuman, you've proven that you truly are a vanara.
Look, Lord Agni.
Didn't I say
this vanara would definitely make a mistake?
He finally made a mistake.
Even though he overcame his anger,
he couldn't hold himself back from using his divine powers.
Power.
In other words, arrogance.
Hanuman, do you really expect
to meet your deity by being arrogant?
How will you meet him?
It's not so easy to meet a deity.
We meet a deity only after doing penance
and sacrifice for ages!
And this foolish, insolent vanara
wants to meet his deity through force!
[devotional song playing]
[devotional song continues playing]
Such melodious music. I want to listen to it endlessly.
But I'm going to meet my deity.
[devotional song playing]
"O, Bhole, please remove my fear and protect me."
"Rama!"
[intriguing music plays]
Rama.
How long will you wait?
There's no one here.
Come with me. Your brothers are waiting for you for lunch.
- Let's go. - Mother, just a little while longer.
I might see them!
[ethereal music playing]
[devotional song playing]
[devotional song continues playing]
Son Rama, there's nobody here.
Some nomads are singing songs.
I'm sure you mistook their singing for them calling your name.
[melancholic music playing]
'My deity!'
[theme music playing]
[theme song playing]
[theme song continues playing]
[theme song concludes]
Mother, maybe you're right.
Let's go.
[vocalising]
[devotional song playing]
Although he is a nomad,
his words are full of wisdom.
He is right.
If it were so easy to meet our deity,
everyone would have met him.
We must show devotion to meet our deity.
So, I'll meet Shri Rama with the power of my devotion.
[devotional song playing]
Mahadeva!
[wind whooshing]
[intriguing music plays]
I understood the meaning of the song,
but how do I find the path to my deity?
Hmm!
I'll calm down and chant my deity's name.
He'll tell me how to meet him.
[devotional music playing]
Shri Rama! Shri Rama!
[flute playing]
Shri Rama! Shri Rama! Shri Rama!
Who is disturbing me?
[flute playing]
Please stop it! Listen to me, my brother!
Stop playing the flute!
My dear, were you speaking to me?
Yes. I just want to say
that if you don't know how to play the flute,
why are you even trying?
What do you mean?
I mean it's your duty to keep trying,
but it shouldn't disturb others.
Your out-of-tune music is disturbing my meditation.
Please don't play it again.
[amusing music playing]
How dare you call my music out of tune?
Let me teach you a lesson. Listen to this.
Shri Rama!
[flute playing]
You seem to be hard of hearing.
This is why you can neither hear your bad music
nor my warning.
I think I should speak louder.
Listen, I was praying to God!
It's a sin to obstruct anyone's prayers!
My child, it seems you're a new devotee.
The music of my flute was enough to disturb you.
This can't be called devotion.
It's just pretence.
How dare you call my devotion pretence?
The thing is,
the truth is often bitter,
vanara!
I'll tell you what the truth is!
- Will you explain it to me? - Yes.
- Hmm! - [grunting]
[dramatic music playing]
'Maruti, anger can never solve anything.'
'We get a solution when we're calm.'
Look,
I don't want to be violent in my deity's kingdom.
Otherwise, I would have shown you my strength.
Do you know what my friends say?
What do they say?
When I become angry,
I take on the fierce form of Lord Shiva!
So, please let me pray to my deity in peace.
[ethereal music playing]
Also,
don't you dare taunt anyone's power of devotion again.
You were right when you said
that I don't really know you.
But I have enough knowledge about devotion.
Devotion
is a personal connection between a devotee and their deity.
My child, a true devotee
never publicises his devotion.
One who publicises it
is not a devotee, but an impostor.
[comical music playing]
Who are you to decide
if I'm a devotee or an impostor?
My deity will decide that.
My Shri Rama!
What did you just say? Who will decide it?
The Prince of Ayodhya, Shri Rama.
"Shri Rama!"
[cackling]
Are you talking about the Prince of Ayodhya, Rama?
- Is he your deity? - Yes.
- [laughing] - The entire world is devoted to his name.
My deity, Shri Rama.
[laughing]
I apologise for laughing at you,
but it's the first time I've seen someone pray to a human being.
He is just eight,
and I believe you must be the same age.
My child, you can't be devoted to someone your age.
You can only be friends with them.
Tell me something.
Is your power and strength
granted to you by your Shri Rama?
Hmm? Tell me.
My brother, unless you feel it,
you won't realise the power of Rama's name.
If you don't believe me, try chanting Shri Rama's name.
Then your whole world will transform.
Moreover, one's stature doesn't depend on their age.
He is simply my deity!
Wait and see. I'll meet him by chanting his name!
Oh!
You mean to say that you'll sit here, chant Shri Rama's name,
and then expect to meet him. Right?
Fine, my dear.
You may chant Shri Rama's name.
I'll just wait here.
Shri Rama!
Shri Rama! Shri Rama!
'Hanuman!'
Lord,
did you come?
'I'm here.'
'Please open your eyes, my child.'
'I'm appeased by your penance.'
Please forgive me, Lord.
I've been eagerly waiting for this moment.
Now that you're finally here, I can't believe it.
Please wait before I see you for the first time.
Lord, let me prepare myself.
[amusing music playing]
My deity, Shri Rama!
Hail Shri Rama!
How are you, my friend? Where is your Shri Rama?
Look. I found delicious vegetables.
Please eat, and also offer it to your Shri Rama. Come on.
You disrupted my meditation!
My dear, I didn't disrupt it.
You prayed but Shri Rama didn't appear.
On the other hand, since I was famished,
I prayed for these vegetables
and this delicious food and they appeared.
My brother, I'm not stupid.
These sweet potatoes couldn't have just appeared. They don't have legs!
I know you must have searched for them while I was busy chanting.
If you're so smart, why don't you understand
that we must make an effort
to achieve anything in this world!
Tell me. If I just sat here like you
and chanted, would I have received this delicious food?
Uh.
My brother, please don't compare the sweet potatoes
with my Shri Rama.
My dear, I'm trying to tell you
that we must put in effort
and work diligently to achieve what we want.
- Hmm. - One must be willing to persevere
diligently and make sacrifices, even to achieve something trivial.
If you want to meet your deity,
your sacrifices and efforts must be great enough.
You must surrender yourself.
You must give up ego, enmity,
attachment, and anger.
But regrettably,
you still haven't overcome these feelings. Right?
Hmm.
Bhola.
Nandilal, please be careful.
If you walk so fast, the earth might shudder. What happened?
No, Bhola. I'm here to discuss
the seating arrangements for the function in Ayodhya.
Oh! You mean the function
that will be attended by the royal family!
Yes. We need to decide on the meeting place
and the seating arrangements
for the ministers, shreshthis, and the royal family
during your performance.
Especially, where will
Prince Rama sit?
Oh, so you're here to tell me this.
But I'm not interested in that.
I simply want to know
how I'll present my act.
I've no interest in knowing
where King Dasharatha or his queens will sit.
Or that...
Uh, Shri Rama. Shri Rama.
Yes. I don't care where Rama sits.
Please discuss the seating arrangements
and the sequence of our acts
with Minister Sumantra.
I'll explain the details to you in the camp. Come on.
My brother is going to help me a great deal!
I found the way to meet Shri Rama!
Nandilal, I hope you understand. Please be careful.
Everything must be well-planned. Go on.
[comical music playing]
[amusing music playing]
[intriguing music plays]
My dear, what are you up to?
You've followed me here.
Didn't I tell you
that I'll find a way to meet Rama if I chanted his name?
Look, I found the way.
Uh, I get it. Why are you telling me about it?
Bhola, you'll help me meet him.
Really?
My dear brother, please let me
join your dance group.
You'll present your act in front of the royal family.
My Shri Rama will also be present there.
You'll present your act
and I'll get to see him.
- Yes. That's a nice idea. - Yes.
- My dear, I have another idea. - What?
In addition to meeting him,
I'll arrange for your stay in the palace.
- Yes! - Yes! Stop it!
You'll achieve your goal, but why should I take the trouble?
No! No!
I can help you in many ways.
I can do anything.
- For instance... - What?
I can take care of the horse.
I can also carry objects.
I mean, I can manage the decor.
[clanking]
I can do these tasks at a great speed.
- Would you like a demo? - Hmm.
[flames flaring]
- Although you're a child, you're skilled. - Hmm.
[bell clanging]
Oh! This is why you're famous.
You're blessed by Mahadeva!
My mother is an ardent devotee of Mahadeva.
She appeased Mahadeva to conceive me.
This is why I'm also blessed by Mahadeva.
Is that so?
But how could your mother allow you to travel alone?
Didn't she accompany you?
[poignant vocalising]