Tarun: (flipping through the pages with awe)Look at this! This is the Ramayana. My grandpa gave it to me, and it’s filled with stories of adventure, bravery, and wisdom. Want to dive into the world of Ayodhya with me?Friend: (curious, leaning closer)What’s Ayodhya? And why is this book so special?Tarun: (grinning)Ayodhya is where the greatest adventure of all begins! It’s a kingdom ruled by King Dasharatha – a kind and noble king, but even with all his power, he was sad.Friend:Sad? But he’s a king! What could he possibly want?Tarun: (lowering his voice, building suspense)A child. A prince to carry on his legacy. He had everything – a grand palace, loving queens, and a peaceful kingdom, but no son. And that’s where our story begins![Scene transitions as the camera zooms into the glowing pages of the book, transporting them to the vibrant world of Ayodhya: bustling streets, grand temples, and beautiful landscapes.]Tarun: (voice-over)Ayodhya was a magnificent city, full of joy and splendor. But its king, Dasharatha, felt empty inside. He had three queens, Kaushalya, Sumitra, and Kaikeyi. Yet, despite their love, no child was born to inherit the throne.[Scene shows Dasharatha sitting on his throne, looking thoughtful, while the queens stand beside him.]Tarun:The king was growing old, and without a son, who would rule Ayodhya? Desperate, he sought the help of sages, who advised him to perform a grand yagna – a powerful fire ceremony – to pray for children.Friend: (looking intrigued)So did he?