The scene starts with Maharaj Kesari, Anjana, and their son Maruti traveling to Matang Ashram. They are greeted by Rishi Muni, who invites them to rest and eat at the ashram. However, it is revealed that Rishi Muni is actually a demon in disguise, and he has been working with other demons to capture and kill Kesari and his family.
The demons plan to feed Kesari and his family a meal that will put them to sleep, and then kill them. However, Maruti, who is actually the god Hanuman, is aware of the demons' plan and uses his powers to escape.
The demons set fire to the ashram, but Kesari and Anjana are rescued by Hanuman, who also kills the demons. The scene ends with Kesari thanking Hanuman for saving their lives.
Throughout the scene, there are also flashbacks and conversations that reveal the backstory of Kesari and his family, as well as the motivations of the demons. The scene is filled with music and praise for the god Hanuman, who is revered as a powerful and protective deity.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A group of people, including Maharaj Kesari and Maruti, are on a journey to Matang Ashram.
2. They meet a Rishi Muni who invites them to rest at his ashram for the night.
3. The group is unaware that the ashram is actually a trap set by demons.
4. The demons plan to kill the group while they are sleeping.
5. Maruti is warned by a mysterious voice to be careful.
6. The demons set fire to the ashram, but Maruti is able to escape.
7. Maruti returns to his father, Lord Hanuman, who is revealed to be the one who has been protecting him.
8. Lord Hanuman is also the deity of Maharaj Kesari's clan and has been protecting them.
9. The demons are angry and plan to attack Lord Hanuman and his followers.
10. The group prepares to defend themselves against the demon attack.
11. Lord Hanuman tells Maharaj Kesari and his followers to go to Matang Rishi's ashram, while he prepares to face the demons.
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