What if Siya and Ram had a daughter during their exile, a divine blessing from a great sage, destined to shape the future of Ayodhya? Born in the wilderness, raised in dharma, she was a warrior-princess unlike any before her. But when fate struck and Sita was kidnapped, where was she? Was she by her mother's side, helpless against Ravana's might, or was she with Ram, learning to wield a bow alongside her father, burning with the fire of vengeance? How did she grow up, caught between duty and destiny? Did she share deep bonds with her uncles-Bade Chachashree (Bharat), Mijle Chachashree (Lakshman), and Choote Chachashree (Shatrughan)? Did she find wisdom and guidance from her grandmothers-Badi Pitamahi (Kaushalya), Mijli Pitamahi (Kaikeyi), and Chhoti Pitamahi (Sumitra)? And when the time came for Sita's final exile, was she there? Did she stand by her mother, defying fate, or was she bound by royal duty in Ayodhya? A tale of love, sacrifice, and forgotten legacies-what was the story of Siya Ram's daughter?

To restore order and to put an end to the terror of Ravan, comes the seventh avatar of Bhagwaan Vishnu, the scion of Raghukul, the husband of Janki, the rightful king of Ayodhya. He who is endowed with virtues, valor, Dharma, gratitude, fortitude and firm determination. He who has impeccable character and is devoted to the welfare of all beings. He who has great knowledge of Vedas, has great competence and great charms. He is the one who maintains composure in all kinds of situation, he is the one who has won over his anger, he is the one who emanates resplendence, he is the one who is free of vikaar. He is Ramo Lokabhiramo - Ram, the one who enchants the entire world.

After the end of Ravan and his terror, comes the uplifter of mankind, to liberate people from grief, as the princess of Kosal desh. She is the hope of Ayodhya, light of Suryavansh, pride of Raghukul, glory of Kshatriyas. She is endued with the knowledge of Hanuman, kindness of Bharat, courage of Lakshman and valour of Shatrughan. She is the blessing of Mahadev himself. She is the delight of Kaushalya, contentment of Kaikeyi, happiness of Sumitra and fortitude of Sita. She is the love of Mrunmaye. She is the second Manav-avatar of Harihareshwari, hailed as Rameshwari. She is Rama Utsahshakti Ram - Rama, the inner strength of Ram.