In this climactic episode, Narrator Raam Mori narrates the decisive battle between Prabhu Shree Ram and Raavan, marking the most intense and emotional moment of the Ramayan. The forces of good and evil collide in a war that shakes the heavens and earth alike.

As Raam and Raavan face each other, divine arrows blaze through the sky, symbolizing the eternal fight between truth and arrogance. With Raavan’s fall, the curse of his ego ends, and dharma triumphs once again.

This episode beautifully captures the valor, sacrifice, and divine justice that define the essence of the Ramayan — a moment of both victory and deep reflection.

In this final episode of Sampoorna Ramayan, Narrator Raam Mori beautifully tells the story of Luv and Kush, the sons of Prabhu Shree Raam and Mata Sita, raised in the forest under the care of Sage Valmiki. Growing up with values of devotion, courage, and truth, they unknowingly sing the Ramkatha in Ayodhya, moving everyone — including Shree Raam himself.

Later, when they stop the Ashwamedha Yagna’s horse, a powerful battle unfolds with Lakshman, Shatrughna, and Hanuman, ending only when their true identity is revealed. The moment of reunion between Raam, Sita, and their sons brings tears and divine peace.

As the purpose of his incarnation completes, Prabhu Shree Raam walks towards River Saryu, marking the sacred conclusion of the Ramayan — a timeless tale of love, sacrifice, and dharma that continues to guide humanity forever.

In this emotional episode, Narrator Raam Mori beautifully portrays the moments following Prabhu Shree Raam’s Rajyabhishek. The palace of Ayodhya glows with joy as Hanuman, Jambavan, Raja Janak, and other revered guests are warmly greeted by Lord Raam. Yet, beneath this celebration, destiny begins to turn once more.

As whispers of doubt arise among some citizens of Ayodhya, questions are cast upon the purity and character of Mata Sita. Bound by his duty as a king and torn between Rajdharma and personal love, Lord Raam makes the heart-wrenching decision to send Sita into exile. Thus begins another sorrowful chapter — the painful separation of Raam and Sita, a story of sacrifice, dharma, and unending devotion.