The War in Exile
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The Ramayana is the world 's oldest epic ever written. The war in exile is an epic saga based on the 14 year of the exile which the crown prince of Ayodhya, his brother and wife had to go through. Things take a turn to worse for the trio when their peaceful exile is rudely interrupted with the abduction of Sita.
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