"he visuals of the song evoked a sense of inspiration and aspiration and these are the exact qualities I felt during your performance. The way you sang the song"

"[After crying] I have sworn to rescue Sita, wherever she may be."

"Lakshman, they were our men and Ravan's men when they were alive. But in death, they're no longer enemies. Do they not all deserve a solemn cremation?"

"Oh God! Oh God! I have already lost my beloved wife Sita. Now I am going to lose my dear brother Lakshman. If he goes what else will be left for me? [cries]"

"[To Ravan] This battle between you and I shall be the end of it all! Soldiers of Lanka, take heed! Your King Ravana, whom you consider to be a symbol of eternal power, watch him die at the hands of a mere mortal!"

"So be it Ravan! Fight! [Rama arms himself with a sword]"

"[Looking up at a giant, powerful Ravan] I can't believe my own eyes!"

"[After battle with Ravan, painfully] It is all over."

"A husband's duty is his wife's too. Your fate is equally mine."

"[to Hanuman] How will I know you are telling me the truth? You may be another demon in disguise!"

"Thank you all. But when I think of those people who died for me, I feel sad. I will meditate, and pray from now onwards, and beg their forgiveness."

"The same soul should follow the same fate. And so brother, I too am coming with you."

"[to Surpanakha] I speak with your interests at heart. I am only second to Rama, and I don't think you are the kind to settle for second best."

"This is the end of the invincible Indrajit!"

"[to Kaikeyi] What have you done?! You depraved heartless woman! What perverse tongue poisoned your mind?!"

"[to Kaikeyi] You are no longer my mother. Let the world know it!"

"Lakshman, I swear I will not rest until I find the man who abducted my wife… and destroy him!"

"Know that nature is but a magic theatre, and in the great mother's magic play, all of us perform our little roles."

"[singing] Jnani, hum Rama-dootu Hanuman! ["My lady, I am Rama's messenger Hanuman!"]."

"Oh Lord of Lanka! I am Hanuman! I come to you with respect as a messenger of Lord Sugriva, the vanara King and devoted friend of Rama, Prince of Ayodhya! You know it was a cowardly act to carry off Princess Sita, totally contrary to Dharma! This will surely end in your destruction, and in the destruction of your race! Restore Sita to the Prince, and seek his forgiveness!"

"This lady is so noble that even looking at you makes her impure!"

"My day begins only when I see your face. But you? You won't even look at me. Do you not see I'm starving for your love?"

"You know this! If anyone else had had the gall to speak to me this way, I'd have killed him on the spot!!"

"[To Rama] Your boastful lips will never speak such words again!"

"[To Rama] Give up Rama, give up!"

"For the sake of a friend, a man should be ready to give up his wealth, his goods, and if need be, life itself. I will live by this dharma and help Rama in every way."

"Brace yourself, Rama! You cannot grieve and fret at a time like this! Your despair will damage the morale of our troops, more than the enemy's arrows!"

"May you rest in peace, brother Ravana."

"If you're scared of bloodshed, how can you fight?"

"I'm not so dumb to be trapped by a monkey like you!"

"[Last words] No, never!! I wouldn't let you kill me!!"

"[to Rama] You have commanded me, it is enough. But one thing's certain-I will not accept the kingdom for myself, but for you."

"[After being presented with Sita's scarf] There her scarf, and the ornaments in her hair [crying] Oh Sita! My Sita!"