Sagarbandhan by Ajit Chitrakar

(this is a summary of the song)

 

Hearing the news from the bird, Rama feels

miserable. He laments that his father has died far away. Now his wife has been stolen.

He shares his sorrow with Lakshman.

All the monkeys start collecting stones. Nala

and Nila, the two brothers, begin bridging the sea. They are motivated to liberate Sita.

Sugriva comes and asks, "why delay any more?"

Now the Rama-Ravana fight will start.. All the

monkeys offered Angada garlands made of fragrant flowers of the forest. Angada flies to

Lanka. He crashes through the room of Ravana where Ravana is seated on a high throne.
Angada makes a coil of his tale and sits on it facing Ravana. Ravana plays a trick and

numerous forms of Ravana surround Angada. Ravana's son, Indrajit, suggests his father

should come to terms with Rama. Ravana refuses and keeps glorifying himself.

Angada slaps Ravana's face and takes his crown.

He brings it to Rama and places it at his feet.

The Rama Ravana fight starts. Here ends the pata

sung by Ajit Chitrakar.

Chant Hari Hari.

 

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