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Taraka's sons try to ruin Vishwamitra's yagya, but they fail. Taraka destroys the yagya. Mahadev asks Vishwamitra to become Lord Rama and Lakshmana's guru as they will save him from Taraka's tyranny. Vishwamitra agrees for the same. Ravana becomes furious on seeing his Mayavi vyuh destroyed. Vishwamitra asks Dasharatha that he wants to teach battle skills to Lord Rama and Lakshmana, so that they can kill Taraka. Mahadev decides to give a last chance to Taraka to repent for her misdeeds.
Mahadev transforms into an hunter to make Taraka realise about her mistake. Lord Rama speculates why Dasharatha is sending him and Lakshmana to gurukul, however Mahadev clears his confusion. Dasharatha, Kaushalya, Kaikeyi and Sumitra bless Lord Rama and Lakshmana. Rishi Vashistha asks Lord Rama and Lakshmana to obey Vishwamitra. Lord Rama and Lakshmana leave for gurukul. Vishwamitra enlightens them with the story of Samudra Manthan and the reason why Mahadev is called Neelkanth.
Taraka suspects Vishwamitra of conspiring against her. She tells Mahadev that she is against the trees being cut for Vishwamitra's yagyas. Vishwamitra, Lord Rama and Lakshmana arrive at Parvati Van. Lord Rama and Lakshmana worship Parvati. Janaka enlightens Sita, Mandavi, Urmila and Shrutakeerti that a woman is more important than a man. His brother, Shudhdwaj pays his gratitude to him for guiding the children. Vishwamitra tells Mahadev that he is worried, if Lord Rama will be able to kill Taraka.
Vishwamitra teaches battle skills to Rama and Lakshmana. Taraka's sons inform her about the same. Mahadev advises her not to stop Vishwamitra, Rama and Lakshmana from performing Yagya, but in vain. Vishwamitra becomes impressed with Rama and Lakshmana's archery skills, and asks them to target a bird. Rama intentionally misses the target, as he does not want to kill the bird. Vishwamitra becomes depressed on seeing the same. Later, Rama agrees to abide by his rules.
Lord Rama becomes overwhelmed as Mahadev appears in front of him. Later, Vishwamitra enlightens Lord Rama about the aim behind his training and tells him about Taraka. Lord Rama becomes confused about killing a woman. Mahadev clears his confusion and shows him the right path. Parvati advises Lord Rama about Karma. Vishwamitra starts his yagya. Taraka and her demons encounter Lord Rama as they come to destroy the yagya. Lord Rama kills Taraka with his arrow.
Lord Rama explains to Taraka that the reason behind killing her is to free people from her tyranny. Taraka regrets her misdeeds and dies. Ravana becomes furious on learning about her death. Mahadev praises Lord Rama for maintaining Vishwamitra's dignity, and blesses him that he will be known as Maryada Purushottama. Lord Brahma gives Brahmastra to Lord Rama. Dasharatha feels proud of Lord Rama and Lakshmana. He becomes upset on learning that they are not returning to Ayodhya.
Sita uses the Shiv Dhanush to feed the sages. Janaka apologises to Mahadev for the same. Mahadev tells him that Sita has not done anything wrong. Vishwamitra tells Lord Rama and Lakshmana that they have to leave for Mithila, to participate in Dhanush Yagya, and enlightens them about it. Sita becomes emotional on learning about her marriage. Janaka enlightens her about the importance of marriage. Sunayna comforts Sita. Vishwamitra, Lord Rama and Lakshmana leave for Mithila.
Sita tells Janaka that she wishes to perform Gauri puja. Ganga tells Mahadev that she wants to be a part of Gauri puja. Vishwamitra enlightens Lord Rama about the influence of River Ganga in his life. Sita performs the Gauri puja. Parvati transforms into a hermit to bless her. Unaware of each other, Lord Rama and Sita pay tribute to River Ganga, at the same moment. Vishwamitra, Lord Rama and Lakshmana reach Rishi Gautam's ashram. Lord Rama frees Devi Ahilya from Rishi Gautam's curse.
Devi Ahilya pays her gratitude to Lord Rama. Rishi Gautam prays Lord Rama to liberate his curse to Devi Ahilya. Lord Rama helps him to reconcile with Devi Ahilya. Sita performs Gauri puja, in order to get bliss for her married life. Mahadev enlightens his devotees about Janak and Lord Rama. Rishi Vishwamitra gets felicitated by Janak. Parvati reminds Mahadev about her love for him. Lord Rama visits Pushp Vatika to collect flowers, as per Rishi Vishwamitra's advice.
On Parvati's request, Mahadev enlightens her about Lord Rama and Sita's meeting in Pushp Vatika. Parvati and the Shivgans become mesmerised on hearing the same. Sita pays her gratitude to Parvati, in her prayer. On listening to her prayer, Parvati blesses her. Mahadev consoles Parvati on seeing her sad. He blesses Lord Rama and Sita. On Parvati's insistence, Mahadev fulfills her desire to meet Ganesha and Kartikey. Parvati becomes elated on meeting them. She enjoys her moments with them.
On Ganesha's request, Mahadev enlightens him about Rudr Ansh. Parvati visits Kishkindha along with Ganesha and Kartikey. Ravana intends to interrupt Sita's Swayamvar. He rebukes Mandodari for objecting to his decision. Mahadev warns Ravana against his egoistic attitude, and predicts about his bad future. Anjani pays her gratitude to Mahadev for bestowing her with a son, Pawan Dev. Lord Rama enlightens Lakshman about an arrow. Mahadev blesses Sita on seeing her devotion for him.
Narad worries about Ravana's conspiracy. Mahadev assures him that Ravana's power will be ruined in Sita's swayamvar. Meghnath provokes Ravana to ruin Sita's swayamvar, in order to challenge Mahadev. Mandodari objects to his decision. Ravana becomes adamant on marrying Sita, and bringing her to Lanka. Anjani enlightens Ganesha, Kartikey, and Parvati about Pawan Dev. Lord Rama seeks Gurudev's blessing, and follows his advise. Sita and Lord Rama become fascinated on seeing each other.
Anjani enlightens about Maruti's incident to Ganesha, Kartikey and Parvati. She pays her gratitude to Mahadev for rescuing Maruti from Indradev's attack. Ganesha becomes elated on learning that Mahadev blessed Maruti with a new life, as Hanuman. Anjani becomes emotional on reminiscing about Hanuman. She and Ganesha desire to meet him. On learning about Hanuman, Parvati blesses him. Anjani pays her gratitude to Parvati.
Lakshmana conveys to Lord Rama that Vishwamitra has asked him to bring some fruits for havan. Parvati reminisces about Sati, and makes Mahadev realise about the same. Parvati becomes mesmerised as Mahadev enlightens her about Hanuman's intellectuality. Lord Rama vows to obey Vishwamitra's advice. He meets Sita in the forest, and wishes to know the reason for her visit. Sita pretends to be in search of a deer, for Urmila's sake. Lord Rama wishes to accompany Sita to her palace.
Mahadev enlightens Parvati about Hanuman and Lord Rama. Lord Rama discusses with Sita about her Swayamvar. Lakshmana collects fruits for Lord Rama in the forest, but Urmila becomes suspicious about his gesture. However, Lord Rama introduces Lakshmana to her, as his brother. Sita becomes glad after meeting Lord Rama, and desires to marry him. Lord Rama motivates Lakshmana to perform his duties for their Guru. Mahadev narrates Subhak's story to Parvati.
Mahadev continues narrating Hanuman's story to Parvati. Sita recalls about her meeting with Lord Rama, and wishes to marry him. Fulfilling Parvati's wish, Mahadev enlightens her about Sita's Swayamvar. Parvati blesses Sita. Nandi becomes excited on thinking about Sita's Swayamvar. Ravana asks Mandodari to wish him for his victory in Sita's Swayamvar. However, she objects to his decision of interrupting Sita's Swayamvar. Mahadev decides to attend Sita's Swayamvar, secretly.
Janaka announces about Sita's Swayamvar, in front of the kings. Mahadev, Parvati and the deities become mesmerised on seeing the inauguration ceremony of Sita's Swayamvar. Rishi Vishwamitra gets felicitated on the occasion. Lord Rama becomes elated on seeing Sita during the Swayamvar. The kings try to lift Mahadev's bow, but they fail in the contest. Sunayna worries on thinking about Sita. Sita becomes sad, as Sunayna is not confident of Lord Rama's marriage with her.
Sita prays to get married to Lord Rama. Parvati desires to help her. Mahadev enlightens Parvati about Sita. Ravana interrupts Sita's Swayamvar. He becomes confident of lifting Mahadev's bow to get married to Sita. He challenges the kings and Janaka in the Swayamvar. Lord Rama becomes annoyed with Ravana's gesture. Janaka permits Ravana to participate in the Swayamvar. Mahadev predicts to Parvati that Lord Rama will defeat Ravana in the Swayamvar.
Mahadev predicts about Ravana's failure, due to his ego. Ravana uses his powers to lift Mahadev's bow in Sita's Swayamvar, but he fails. He becomes furious on being mocked by the kings. He challenges that nobody can lift Mahadev's bow. Janaka becomes disappointed with the kings' power. Lakshmana makes him realise about Lord Rama's strength, and wants him to give a chance to Lord Rama to lift the bow. Rishi Vishwamitra asks Janaka for the same. Ravana confronts Rishi Vishwamitra.
Janaka permits Lord Rama to lift Mahadev's bow. Sunayna objects to his decision, but Janaka persuades her to obey Lord Rama. Rishi Vishwamitra and Mahadev bless Lord Rama for his victory in the Swayamvar. Lord Rama proves his power by lifting Mahadev's bow. Sita becomes elated on seeing the same. The deities worry on seeing destruction in the universe, after Lord Rama breaks Mahadev's bow. Janaka announces about Lord Rama's marriage with Sita. Lord Rama and Sita get married.
Parshuram becomes outraged after learning about the destruction of Mahadev's bow. He rebukes Janaka for the same, and wants an explanation from him. Lakshmana confronts Parshuram for the same. Parshuram warns him not to challenge him. However, Lord Rama confesses to breaking the bow, in front of Parshuram. He apologises to him and asks him to punish him. On Parshuram's insistence, Lord Rama proves his strength. Ravana intends to take revenge on Lord Rama.
Parshuram apologises to Mahadev for being violent, for his sake. Mahadev praises him for performing his duty. Janaka pays his gratitude to Mahadev for making Sita's Swayamvar successful. Ravana vents his anger for failing to lift Mahadev's bow. He berates Narad for visiting Lanka without seeking his permission. Narad tries to console him, but in vain. Mahadev enlightens about Narad to Parvati. Dasharatha and Kausalya become elated on learning about Lord Rama's marriage with Sita.
The deities and Mahadev become worried on seeing Ravana's attack on the rishis. Ravana provokes the asuras to kill the rishis, to take revenge against his insult in Sita's Swayamvar. Lord Brahma wants to perform a yagya for rescuing the rishis, and seeks Mahadev's support. Mahadev and Parvati motivate him for making his yagya successful. Urmila pays her gratitude to Lord Rama on behalf of Sita. Lord Rama becomes impressed with her gesture and thanks her. Ravana vows to ruin Lord Brahma's yagya.
Lord Brahma starts the Brahma Yagya for the welfare of the rishis. Mahadev and Parvati support him to perform the Yagya, by using their powers. Ravana tries to ruin the Yagya. Janaka praises Lord Rama, and felicitates him. Manthara provokes Kaikeyi to conspire against Lord Rama, but she denies. Dasharatha blesses Lord Rama and Lakshmana. He motivates Lord Rama to obey his guru, and praises him for making Sita's Swayamvar successful. Janaka becomes glad on meeting Dasharatha, and welcomes him.
Janaka and Dasharatha become elated with Lord Rama and Sita's marriage. On Janaka's request, Dasharatha agrees to marry his other three sons to his daughters. Vishwamitra worries on learning about Ravana's attack on the rishis. Ravana tries to ruin the Yagya. Mahadev and Parvati help to make it successful. Mahadev pays his gratitude to Parvati for the same. Lord Brahma and the deities become grateful to Mahadev for rescuing the rishis. Janaka performs the marriage rituals of his daughters.
