Shrimad Ramayan 4th September 2024 Written Episode Update: Sita and Ram Receive Joyous News

The episode begins with Sita wanting to cook her sons’ favorite dishes. Hanuman, eager to help, notes that she is fulfilling her promise and offers to let the vanars (monkeys) know. When Sita asks what dish would truly satisfy them, Hanuman admits he’s unsure because the vanars love all food. He decides to consult the vanar army and heads off, with Sita agreeing to his plan.

Ram then emphasizes the importance of using wisdom over strength. Laxman asks for permission to act, but Ram insists that they must prevent their people from becoming fearful. Meanwhile, an enemy named Bhaskand approaches the shore, and a pandit predicts he might meet his end in the waters.

Ram advises Sugreev to return to his kingdom, stating that the battle is Ayodhya’s responsibility and Sugreev must lead it. As Sita continues preparing the meals, Hanuman returns with an extensive list of items. Surprised by the length of the list, Sita decides to start cooking immediately. Urmila, concerned about the workload, asks how they will manage. Sita, determined to keep her promise, insists they continue.

While cooking, Sita suddenly faints, causing alarm. Hanuman quickly informs Ram, who becomes worried and inquires about her condition. Hanuman reports that Sita has fainted. Kaushalya asks the Vaid (doctor) for an update, who reveals that Sita is pregnant, bringing immense joy to everyone. Ram, overjoyed, visits Sita, who smiles at his arrival. Kaushalya congratulates Ram, saying he will soon be a father, and Ram embraces her in happiness.

The good news spreads, and the people of Ayodhya celebrate. Kaikeyi congratulates Ram, while Bharat and Laxman join in the excitement. Ram thanks Sita for the wonderful gift of their child. Kaikeyi then advises that Sita should eat nutritious food and rest, avoiding the kitchen for the next three months. Hanuman, understanding the situation, agrees to wait for the feast until Sita is well.

Ram tells Sita that the gift she has given is for their child. Sita notices the Ved mantras nearby, and Ram explains that it is their duty to pass on the teachings of Dharm to their child. Touched, Sita says that Ram’s gift is the most special to her, and their child will grow up to respect women. Ram, knowing his responsibilities as a king, tells Sita that he must lead the battle against Raavan’s uncle, Bhaskand, who has attacked Ayodhya. Sita agrees, understanding the importance of preparing their child for the future.