Vanvaas of Devi Urmila A story of Princess Urmila's vanvaas with her husband Lakshman and jiji jija shree Siya-Ram. She was a lady of great sacrifices but remain always lost in golden pages of great epic Ramayana. This book fully based on periphery of Urmila love of Prince Lakshman. Cover credits : Decked graphic shop by @Dharmaatmika ©Vadehi9 || ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Impressive rankings #1 - Lakshman on 14-5-2021 Achievements 🥉3rd place in Cupcake Awards.

FAMILY: Where LIFE begins and LOVE never ends.! Following values and preachings of Ramayana to get to know all kind of love a life gives you surely change your perspective and there emerges a new emotion to always craving to be part of a family. So, let us all together enter into a journey of witnessing life and emotion in a family and cherish the love they have within them.! DISCLAIMER: All the characters are based on the real characters of Ramayana and events depicted are major happenings of the history, still the story, dialogues and songs added are fictitious and are not aiming to hurt anyone's sentiments. Any resemblance to a person living or dead is purely coincidental. P.S: This story is ongoing in India Forums. Following is the link- https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/153407918

//Sorry about the late updates! This story has become much longer than I originally expected, but I'm honestly happy with the direction it is going. From now on, I will upload a new chapter daily.// This story will follow Lakshman through the Ramayana, his relationships with Ram, Sita, Urmila, his brothers, his battles, sacrifices, regrets, and eventually the moment when he realizes that loving his family does not mean he has to spend his entire life living only for them. He will always be Rama's brother. But he also has to learn how to be Lakshman.

On the day of Sita Haran, what if Shri Ram got separated from Lakshman too? On the cursed day of Sita Haran, after punishing Marich, Shri Ram returns to the hut, only to find it completely devastated and empty. There was none in the hut, neither Sita nor Lakshman. There were several inauspicious signs there along with some massive footprints, which suggests invasion and abduction. Initially he thinks that someone had abducted both Sita and Lakshman, but later on Jatayu informs him that Sita has been kidnapped by Ravan. But he knew nothing about Lakshman. Where is Lakshman? Weeks later, he discovered Lakshman in such a place where he had never imagined his brother to be found. With shock, he discovered that this absence had not left Lakshman unaffected. He was affected much and had lost something very precious. Will Shri Ram accept him as he was? Will Lakshman be able to return to himself and his brother?

Well, I suddenly came up with a concept and write it down. I do not mean to hurt anyone's belief and feelings. Characters are based on the Ramayana but it is purely a fiction. Please do not continue to read if you are uncomfortable.

"Raghava, Rama," she tasted His names again. Tears, fat and unasked for, rolled down her cheeks. His name touched her soul, like a fire igniting anew within her tired but solid heart. "As you wish, Rama," Ramaa whispered again, writing His name over and over across the page, her mouth still singing Innam En Manam, but her heart singing 'Raghava, Rama.' Raghava. Rama. Raghava. Rama. ***** Ramaa Paramanandham was a deeply spiritual woman, which helps her with her very heavy and oftentimes dark profession, along with other things. Vishnu naama had been the truth of her life since she was born, and her love for Rama had begun at a very young age. Life took unexpected turns, but her faith and belief in Rama turns true ultimately. A story of Bhakti, prema, tyaaga and Ramayana. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

After Dr Ram Raghuvanshi fails to save Meenakshi Vaishravan, her elder brother Dashanan Vaishravan decides to take revenge against him. But instead of attacking Ram directly, he decides to target his weakest point. His men kidnap and abuse Ram's free spirited, loving and caring younger brother Lakshman, who was completely unaware of anything and leave him to die alone in a park (modern version of Ashok Vatika) Ram, with the help of his cop friend Hanuman, rescues Lakshman, who is almost dead by then! Now the war begins! Here Ram is Shri Ram and the Ravan's Lanka is the psychological trauma and the physical damage Lakshman faced during that night, which Ram must invade. To defeat Ravan here Ram has to get back his Lakshman! He is waiting with extreme patience, just as he waited for Mata Sita in Treta! And the war is not going on any battlefield here, nor they have guns as weapons. The battlefield is the whole world which Lakshman is scared of, and Ram must fight it with his mental skills, with Lakshman cooperating him, just as he did in Treta!

Disclaimer This work is a modern fictional reimagining inspired by the characters of the timeless essence of the Ramayana. It is created with deep respect for its cultural, spiritual, and historical significance. The intention of this story is purely artistic and imaginative, and not to distort, disrespect, or diminish any tradition, belief, scripture, deity, or historical interpretation associated with the original epic. This story is not written with the intention to hurt, offend, or target any individual, community, religion, or sentiment in any manner. The characters, events, settings, Bollywood style romance and songs and narrative elements in this book have been adapted for fictional storytelling in a contemporary context. Certain themes including dark romance, moral conflict, violence, villainous actions, manipulation, humor, and emotionally intense situations, are portrayed solely as part of the narrative and character development. Their inclusion does not imply endorsement, glorification, or support of such behavior in real life. Readers are encouraged to view this story as a work of fiction meant for entertainment and creative exploration. Any resemblance to real persons, interpretations, or events beyond the mythological inspiration is purely coincidental. Above all, this book is written with admiration for the spirit of the Ramayana and with sincere respect toward all cultures, histories, traditions, and beliefs connected to it. A small Saumya style ka note before we begin... Before you turn the page and begin this new journey, I want to pause for just a moment-not to say goodbye to the previous story, but to carry its warmth with us. Every book starts with blank pages, but it is the readers who fill them with life. You laugh with the characters, cry with them, celebrate their victories, and hold them close until they begin to feel like family. That is the greatest gift any writer can receive. (Kindly read further in chapter)

Hi all!!! I'm sure almost all of u are aware of the Ramayan. its one of the greatest epics in the entire world! so far, we have enjoyed a lot of stories & their different versions narrated by different authors, both regional and international. What makes this book different is that it focuses on the personal and emotional lives of various well known and beloved characters from the epic. Through short stories about them, it tries to bring forward the unseen and unexplored side; their emotional world. If u are a fan of romance & mythology, this is just the book for u!!! :)