Why would Hanuman — the devoted student of Suryadev — ever issue a warning to the very deity he once chased across the sky as a child?

In this electrifying episode, Dr. Kumar Vishwas, celebrated poet and masterful storyteller, brings to light a powerful yet lesser-known moment in Hanuman’s journey: the time when Hanuman boldly gave a chetaavni (warning) to Suryadev himself.

What prompted this confrontation?Was it arrogance — or was it dharma in action?
How does this moment reflect Hanuman’s unwavering sense of justice and devotion?

Through poetic storytelling and deep philosophical insight, Dr. Vishwas reveals the context, emotion, and spiritual significance behind this dramatic moment — reminding us that true devotion isn’t silent submission, but the courage to speak for what is right, even to the gods.

In this emotionally rich episode, Dr. Kumar Vishwas delves into a moment from the Ramayana that reveals the deeply human side of the mighty Hanuman — the moment he finds himself in emotional turmoil in Ashok Vatika.After meeting Sita Mata in Lanka, Hanuman is torn — should he quietly return with her message, or unleash his strength and rescue her right then and there? This internal conflict brings out a side of Hanuman that few talk about: his emotions, his devotion, his dilemma.

This episode shows that even the greatest heroes wrestle with doubt — and that sometimes, the heart must yield to dharma.

Tune in to experience Hanuman not just as a symbol of power, but as a soul full of compassion, conflict, and clarity.

In this powerful episode, renowned poet and storyteller Dr. Kumar Vishwas unravels a lesser-known yet deeply insightful side of Lord Hanuman — not just as a warrior or devotee, but as the greatest diplomat the world has ever known.

Through vivid narration, poetic language, and historical depth, Dr. Vishwas takes you into the court of Ravan, where Hanuman’s intelligence, composure, and communication skills turned the tide of destiny — without a single blow.

Listen now to discover how Hanuman’s diplomacy was not just strategy, but a divine expression of wisdom, dharma, and fearlessness.