The Ramayana by R.K. Narayan's is a profound epic story that provides different aspects of Indians culture and which still today influences the politics, religion and art of modern India. He rejuvenated this ancient story and compressed it and set in modern times. Ramayama is a story of adventure and friendship as well as a story of psychological, spiritual meaning and of wisdom. The meanings of The Ramayana are found through the actions and personalities of its principal characters throughout this epic. It is part of the sacred literature for the Hindus because it speaks of the meaning of life and shows how much they take pride in their religion and their lifestyle. This epic novel is known throughout whole country and revised and revived in different editions. It instills the ideology of Hinduism and upholds the principles of dharma. Through the actions and thoughts of the characters, The Ramayana shows how to incorporate dharma into one’s life
The main character, Rama, his mission was to fight evils when Viswamithra takes Rama and his brother Lakshmana from their home. He is taught by Viswamithra who was practically their master on how to use divine weapons of various weapons. Then, Rama falls in love with Sita who is a daughter of King Janaka. She is also known as Janaki, heroine of the this epic story. So, they fall in love because of a pledge is to be married only to somebody who can lift, bend and string the humongous bow of Shiva. The task presents no problems for Rama. Shortly after the wedding, Rama, Sita and Lakshmana go back to Ayodhya, where the King Dasaratha (Rama's father) announces his resignation in favor for Rama as his successor. This part of the story tells us how they put the eldest son in the thrown to take over their fathers authority when the king is in no longer in use. Not only this happens in India but it happens in some other countries in the Middle Eastern or in the old Asian era. Then Kaikeyi, who is Dasaratha's