| Title | Ravana humbled
an arrogant king finds new friends |
|---|---|
| Author | script A. Saraswati; ill. Ram Waeerkar; ed. Anant Pai |
| Publication | Amar Chitra Katha |
| Size | 31p |
| Language | ENG |
| ISBN | 9788184822823 |
| Topics |
Comics and cartoons--Juvenile Comics and cartoons--India Comics and cartoons--Mythological Friendship--Juvenile literature Age group--Youth (10-18) |
| Notes | The three stories retold in this Amar Chitra Katha anticipate in a sense, the tragedy that was to strike Ravana, the Rakshasa king, when he abducted Sita and took on an adversary like Rama. Ravana failed to learn the lessons of humility from these early confrontations. These encounters are significant as one is on the divine level, another on the human and a third on the simian. It is, however, to Ravana's credit that he came out unscathed in each of these encounters, richer in alliances and friendships. |