Amidst the clash of good and evil in the Ramayana, the character of Meghnad, Ravana’s valiant son, stands as a figure both revered and controversial.

Surpanakha is a character whose story delves into themes of rejection, revenge, and the consequences of unrequited love.

Kumbhakarna, the younger brother of the ten-headed Ravana, was a giant in both stature and spirit.

In the epic Ramayana, amidst the tales of heroism and divine intervention, one character stands out for his unwavering loyalty and courage – Jatayu.

Curse and bone both stand at the top spots in Indian mythological stories.

Lord Hanuman, who removes all our obstacles and gives us strength to fight back, was a true believer of Lord Rama, and he taught us the skill to be dedicated followers.

The very much central, compelling, researched, and discussed figure of all time since Ramayana, the king of all demons and asuras- “Ravana”, has always been a topic of debate for centuries.