The document describes a scene from a play script about the story of Diwali. In the scene, Princess Sita's swayamvara is held to find her a husband, where suitors try to lift and string a mighty bow that was gifted to King Janaka. Prince Rama is able to lift and string the bow, winning Sita's hand in marriage.
The document describes a scene from a play script about the story of Diwali. In the scene, Princess Sita's swayamvara is held to find her a husband, where suitors try to lift and string a mighty bow that was gifted to King Janaka. Prince Rama is able to lift and string the bow, winning Sita's hand in marriage.
The document describes a scene from a play script about the story of Diwali. In the scene, Princess Sita's swayamvara is held to find her a husband, where suitors try to lift and string a mighty bow that was gifted to King Janaka. Prince Rama is able to lift and string the bow, winning Sita's hand in marriage.
The document describes a scene from a play script about the story of Diwali. In the scene, Princess Sita's swayamvara is held to find her a husband, where suitors try to lift and string a mighty bow that was gifted to King Janaka. Prince Rama is able to lift and string the bow, winning Sita's hand in marriage.
King Janaka The Story of Diwali - A Play Script For Kids
King Janaka: (loud voice)
Welcome, great kings and young
princes! This swayamvara is for my beautiful daughter, Sita. Here is the mighty bow that Lord Shiva gifted me. Whoever can lift this heavy bow and string it will win my daughter's hand in marriage. May the best man win!
(Suitor 1 tries but fails to lift the bow.
Suitor 2 tries. He too cannot lift it. One by one, they all try and fail to even make the bow move. Rama and Lakshmana enter. Rama looks at Sita, and they smile at each other.
Rama lifts the bow, strings it and with a
great sound like thunder, breaks it.
The audience claps.)
Janaka: Prince Rama of Ayodhya has
done it!
Rama (bows): With your blessing, I
would like to marry your daughter.
(Sita places a garland on Rama's neck,
conveying her consent to the marriage) Janaka: I give my consent. You are strong and wise, and I believe you will be a suitable husband for my daughter.
Narrator: Rama and Sita get married and
travel to Ayodhya. They are welcomed warmly by King Dasharatha and the people of Ayodhya.