Ep 29. Episode 29

Ramayan is an Indian mythological television series created, written, and directed by Ramanand Sagar. The show premiered in 1987 and became a cultural phenomenon in India. The series follows the story of Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu, who is sent to Earth to vanquish the demon king Ravana.

In Episode 29, Ravana sends a messenger named Kalanemi to Lord Rama's camp to warn him that Ravana will wage a war against him if he does not return Sita. Meanwhile, Rama and his army are trying to figure out how to cross the ocean and reach Lanka to rescue Sita. They formulate a plan to build a bridge across the ocean with the help of the vanara army, who have the ability to build bridges with trees and rocks.

Hanuman jumps across the ocean to reach Lanka and successfully meets Sita, assuring her that Lord Rama will come for her soon. He also sets Lanka on fire as a sign of his strength and warning to Ravana. Ravana, who is enraged by Hanuman's actions, sends his son Indrajit to face Rama and his army. Indrajit is a skilled warrior and manages to capture Rama, Lakshmana, and the vanara army.

The episode focuses on the growing tension between Ravana and Lord Rama. The two are portrayed as true archenemies whose rivalry goes beyond mere words. The episode also adds depth to the character of Hanuman, who is shown as a loyal and devoted servant of Lord Rama.

The show is known for its high production values, detailed sets, and costumes, and a stellar cast. Arun Govil played the role of Lord Rama, while Deepika Chikhalia essayed the role of Sita. The show became immensely popular among viewers for its engaging narrative and portrayal of Indian mythology.

The episode ends on a cliffhanger, leaving audiences eagerly waiting for the next installment. The show has a loyal following even to this day, and its popularity has sparked numerous adaptations and remakes. It remains a beloved cultural landmark in Indian television history.