4677 - The Story Of Rama
Author: Amar Chitra Katha
Description This comic narrates the epic life of Rāma, the legendary prince of Ayodhyā, celebrated for his unwavering dharma (righteousness). Exiled to the forest for fourteen years, Rāma rescues his consort Sītā from the demon king Rāvaṇa, aided by his loyal brother Lakṣmaṇa and the devoted Hanumān and the Vanara army. The story spans trials, devotion, warfare, and victory, culminating in the restoration of dharma and Rāma’s return as king. It faithfully adapts the Rāmāyaṇa, one of India’s most revered Sanskrit epics. ⸻ Keywords Rāma, Ayodhyā, Dharma, Exile (vanavāsa), Demon‑king (asura‑rāṣi), Sītā, Lakṣmaṇa, Hanumān, Victory (jaya), Epic (mahākāvya) ⸻ Ideal For Readers intrigued by Indian mythology and sacred epics, as well as children discovering stories of virtue, bravery, and loyalty illustrated through captivating visuals. ⸻ Age Recommended for ages 8 to 14 years, aligning with the typical demographic for Amar Chitra Katha comics. ⸻ Theme • Upholding duty (kartavya) and cosmic order (dharma) • Trials of exile and loyalty • Devotion (bhakti) and companionship • Triumph of virtue over evil (adharma) ⸻ Tone Noble, dramatic, devotional, and morally uplifting—balancing epic grandeur with emotional depth and righteous resolve. ⸻ Book Type Comic book / graphic adaptation; Amar Chitra Katha issue number 15 in the original series (old numbering) . ⸻ Length Approximately 32–36 pages.