A story describing Rama and Lakshman's journey to find Bhoomija Maa Sita ...this book also describes the lives of other characters from Ramayan. Do read and let me know ur suggestions and feedback 😉

Sumitra The Forgotten heroine of Epic Ramayana is the protagonist of my Fanfiction. The FF chronicals various small yet influential moments of this youngest, wisest Queen of Ayodhya, Consort of King Dashrath, Mother to twins Lakshman and Shatrughan...supportive Mother in Law of Urmila's and shrutkeerthi's...as well as caring Grandma of her grandsons. ~~~~Please Read and Vote for this FF to Encourage Me~~~~

We have read The Ramayana as kids and always knew it to be the story of Rama and his consort Sita. Every character has an important role to play. But not all of them have found much importance is any of the version. One such character is Urmila and her story with Lakshmana. All versions mention Urmila's sacrifice as "Unparalleled" but none depicted it. This story is an attempt to present the story of Ramayana from Urmila and Lakshmana's POV. Note : This story is fictional. The characters are the same. This story is an insight of The Ramayana through Lakshman and Urmila's eyes. There would be Nobody's POV also. The events are the same but the depiction is part of fiction. Parts of the story is loosely based/inspired from Sita's Sister but I have taken creative liberty to give my character more edge and depth.

My endeavor that portraits one of the prime Sanatan Deities, Shri Ram and Devi Sita. The work incorporates their legend based on Ramayan by Valmiki; a famed sage and a contemporary of that eon. The 7th Incarnation; the first part of the Ram-Janki series. The story embarks with the birth of Shri Ram, travels to his union with Devi Sita, his warfare and annihilation of 14000 demons till the abduction of Devi Sita. Here we will also look upon Ahilya's chapter, whether injustice actually happened with her? This work ends with the salvation of Shabri. Along with the story, this book also explores the evolution chronicles, concept of Avtaar and the eternal Sanatan Dharm; the misconceptions and the absence of knowledge with regards to it are in detail accompanying the main subject without interrupting the plot. The book also highlights other characters viz. Bharat, Lakshmarn, Ahilya, Shurpnakha, Raavarn and others; their role in proceeding of the legend is discussed in detail, wherever required. In addition, the book showcases or introduces the regions of Aryavart and non-Aryan kingdoms that are detailed or discussed in the next book. Though the story is written to enlighten any person disregarding to his/her demographics or religious interests, it primarily targets the age group within 20-40 years, i.e. the youth. The language and information had been meticulously in compliance with readers of any or every age group. In my journey, I came out with some facts which were still unknown, or if they were there, then the essence was given a miss and so I came with this book. It covers every act of Shri Ram and other characters. Wherever the controversy is highlighted, it is cleared by facts and highlights Shri Ram's divinity. . The clarifications are made by fairly placed discussions supported by apposite rationales. Shri Ram has been my source of inspiration and my real strength. Whenever in uncertainty, his legend has guided me paving my way to light.