Tv Ramayanam Episode 101 To 150 Exclusive: Sun

By Our Mythological Series Correspondent

If episodes 1–100 of Sun TV’s Ramayanam were about the grandeur of Ayodhya, the agony of exile, and the abduction of Sita, then episodes 101 to 150 represent the series’ fiery, action-packed heart. This 50-episode stretch exclusively covers the Kishkindha Kanda and the Sundara Kanda — from Rama’s friendship with Hanuman to the burning of Lanka.

For Tamil audiences who grew up with Ramanand Sagar’s Hindi version, K. Balachander’s Tamil adaptation (directed by C.V. Kumar) offered a unique, emotionally grounded take. Let’s break down the exclusive highlights of these pivotal episodes.

For the true purist, Rajshri Media (which holds original rights) occasionally releases Tamil-dubbed DVD sets. Episode 101 to 150 is usually Discs 5 through 8.

By Episode 100, the narrative had firmly established the harsh reality of Rama’s Vanavasa (exile). However, as we crossed the century mark, the tone of the series shifted dramatically. Episodes 101 to 150 cover what scholars often call the Kishkindha Kanda and the beginning of the Sundara Kanda.

This block of episodes is crucial because it marks the transition of Rama (played with stoic brilliance by Gagan Malik) from a passive sufferer of destiny to an active agent of Dharma. In the early 100s, we witness the culmination of the search for Sita. The grief of separation is palpable, but Sun TV’s direction ensured that the narrative didn't drown in sorrow. Instead, it pivoted towards action.

Episodes 101–150 are the emotional and dramatic core of Sun TV’s Ramayanam. Unlike the earlier Aranya Kandam (forest wandering) or the later Uttara Kandam (controversial return to Ayodhya), this block is pure war epic. For Tamil audiences raised on Kambar and Rajaji, this adaptation captured the veera rasa (heroic mood) perfectly. sun tv ramayanam episode 101 to 150 exclusive

The journey from Sun TV Ramayanam episode 101 to 150 exclusive is more than just a television watch. It is a pilgrimage. It captures the moment Rama transforms from a exiled prince into a wrathful god, and it introduces the world to the complete power of Hanuman.

Whether you are revisiting your childhood or introducing the epic to a new generation, these 50 episodes represent the best of Indian mythological storytelling. Secure your subscription to Sun NXT or Hotstar, clear your weekend, and watch as the Pushpak Viman flies towards the climax.

Jai Shri Ram.

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Since May 2024, Shrimad Ramayan has been dubbed in Tamil and is currently broadcast on Sun TV.

The following is a breakdown of the key events and details for episodes 101 to 150. Episode Highlights (101–150) By Our Mythological Series Correspondent If episodes 1–100

The narrative in this block focuses primarily on the Lanka Kanda (War in Lanka), capturing the intense battle between Lord Rama's Vanara army and Ravana's forces.

Vibhishana's Defection: Episode 101, titled "Lanka Ka Bhedi," features Vibhishana warning Ravana against war. After being humiliated, he seeks refuge with Lord Rama.

Vanara Army Struggles: The army faces challenges including a lack of freshwater and demotivation before finding their way to the ocean. War Strategies and Combat: Lord Rama resolves to confront Ravana's forces.

Lord Hanuman and Lakshmana engage in critical battles, including the intense fight where Lakshmana eventually kills Atikaya (portrayed around episode 101 in various adaptations).

Angad's Mission: Angad's famous challenge in Ravana's court (Angad Ki Chunauti) occurs as a final attempt at peace.

The Power of Devotion: Hanuman continues to be a symbol of strength and loyalty, performing miraculous feats to aid the army. Cast and Production Lord Rama Sita Prachi Bansal Lakshmana Basant Bhatt Hanuman Nirbhay Wadhwa Ravana Nikitin Dheer Vibhishana Kunal Bakshi Mandodari Harleen Rekhi / Gurpreet Bedi Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes

Production: Created by Siddharth Kumar Tewary and Swastik Productions.

Filming Location: A massive 10-acre set in Umargam, Gujarat. Where to Watch

Hanuman recites Rama’s story in Tamil, showing Sita the signet ring. The actress playing Sita delivers a restrained, tearful performance. The moment she says, "Neengal yaar?" (Who are you?) and Hanuman replies "Ramadoodan Hanuman" is timeless.

The Brahmastra is released. Ravana falls. The world of Lanka erupts in both sorrow and relief. Vibhishana is crowned. And finally—finally—Sita’s Agni Pariksha (trial by fire). Episode 150 ends with Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana flying back to Ayodhya in the Pushpaka Vimana, as the Tamil narrator says:

"Kedilanka sezhitha kathaiyin, oru pakam mudindhadhu. Ini, Pattabhishekathin pakam."
(One chapter of the glorious story of Lanka ends. Now begins the chapter of the coronation.)

In the extended version, the final episodes often touch upon the Uttara Kanda.