The scene appears to be from the Hindu epic Ramayana, where Lord Rama's messenger, Angad, son of Bali, meets with Ravana, the king of Lanka, to deliver a message from Lord Rama. Angad tells Ravana to return Sita, Rama's wife, and warns him of the consequences of war. Ravana dismisses Angad's warning and boasts about his own power.
Later, Ravana's brother, Kumbhkaran, is awakened from his sleep to help Ravana in the war. Kumbhkaran is initially reluctant but eventually agrees to fight.
Meanwhile, Lord Rama's brother, Lakshman, is injured, and Hanuman is sent to find the Sanjeevani herb to cure him. Hanuman lifts an entire mountain, only to find that he needs only a few leaves.
The scene also shows Ravana's son, Meghnath, performing a penance to become immortal. Lord Rama's servant, Hanuman, is sent to stop Meghnath from completing his penance.
Throughout the scene, there are moments of praise, laughter, and applause, indicating that it may be a theatrical or musical performance of the Ramayana.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Jai Lankesh, a messenger of Ram, comes to meet Lankesh.
2. Lankesh's son, Yuvraj Angad, is the son of Bali.
3. Angad claims that Lord Shri Ram made him the milk of Lankesh.
4. Angad accuses Lankesh of killing his father.
5. Lankesh denies Angad's accusations and says he will meet Ram in the battlefield.
6. Ram's brother, Lakshman, is in a critical condition.
7. A doctor named Sushen is the only one who can treat Lakshman.
8. Ram's servant, Hanuman, is sent to bring Sushen.
9. Ravana's son, Meghnath, is performing penance in the Kamala temple.
10. If Meghnath becomes immortal, it will be a crisis for Ram's side.
11. Hanuman is sent to stop Meghnath from completing his penance.