Sugriva has been defeated and reproaches Rama for not helping him, but Rama tells him he was unable to distinguish between him and his brother. On their way back to Kiskindha to renew his challenge, Rama and Laksmana salute the Saptaj by Indian School

Sugriva has been defeated and reproaches Rama for not helping him, but Rama tells him he was unable to distinguish between him and his brother. On their way back to Kiskindha to renew his challenge, Rama and Laksmana salute the Saptaj

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Sugriva has been defeated and reproaches Rama for not helping him, but Rama tells him he was unable to distinguish between him and his brother. On their way back to Kiskindha to renew his challenge, Rama and Laksmana salute the Saptaj by Indian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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