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| | Introduction |
 | | Dasharatha's sorrow, brotherly love between Rama and Bharata, the exceptional bond between Rama and Lakshmana, Sita's unconditional devotion to her husband, Rama's unswerving sense of duty, Manthara's treachery, Keikeyi's jealousy and greed, all interplay throughout the unfolding drama and guides us towards a life within the framework of dharma. |
 | | Rama as an avataar of Vishnu, married Sita, an avataar oi Lakshmi, and lived the life of a human, suffering the associated consequences in order to demonstrate the need to adhere to and uphold dharma. |
 | | Rama is worshipped by Hindus in every part of India and thus serves as a unifying force for his devotees. |
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