Sita Stories

So this is my first story on wattpad. I think there is a lot about how the lovely couples from ramayan stood strong during the toughest time and how their love remained unaffected. But we need more (infinite) fanfictions on their love before, during and after their marriage. So I present you all...random collection of one-shots, cute confessions, fights and just siblings teasing each other....in the form of a book with absolute no storyline... written by an author who never scored full in story-writing. After reading this you might wanna bang your brains out. DISCLAIMER:- This story is a complete work of fiction. It isn't meant to hurt anyone's religious beliefs. It includes romantic scenes, teasing and fictional parts for the sake of the story. So read only if you are comfortable. I believe that ingoring this story (if you aren't comfortable) is better than getting offended and leaving a hate comment. Suggestions and criticism are always welcome. Any similarities between someone else's work is purely coincidental. Plz inform me so I can give credit.( I mean I didn't copy but still... don't want any copyright strike or whatever it is) Forgive me for any spell error or grammatical mistake (I tried to translate hindi dialogues into english). Fair warning- really long chapters. Do vote and comment!!!! Cover credit: @mochis4lifeq52627

"Did the multiverse ever intersected Madhav ?" Arjun asked. "Once they did. And in that universe, Devi Sita was from Kaliyug." Krishna said. "Tell us Keshav !" The Pandavas exclaimed excitedly. A unique version of Ramayan told by the Yogeshwar to the Pandavas, where devi Mahalakshmi has to take her Sita-avatar in Kaliyug for a very crucial purpose.

After Dr Ram Raghuvanshi fails to save Meenakshi Vaishravan, her elder brother Dashanan Vaishravan threatens him! But instead of attacking Ram directly, he targets his weakest point. His men kidnap and abuse Ram's free spirited, loving and caring younger brother Lakshman, who was completely unaware of anything and leave him to die alone in a park (modern version of Ashok Vatika) Ram, with the help of his cop friend Hanuman, rescues Lakshman, who is almost dead by then! Now the war begins! Here Ram is Shri Ram and the Ravan's Lanka is the psychological trauma and the physical damage Lakshman faced during that night, which Ram must invade. To defeat Ravan here Ram has to get back his Lakshman! He is waiting with extreme patience, just as he waited for Mata Sita in Treta! And the war is not going on any battlefield here, nor they have guns as weapons. The battlefield is the whole world which Lakshman is scared of, and Ram must fight it with his mental skills, with Lakshman cooperating him, just as he did in Treta!

! POTENTIALLY SLOW UPDATES ! . . We all know the story. Lord Ramachandra returned with Sitadevi from Mithila, along with his brothers and their wives. Shortly after, Maharaja Dasharatha resolved to coronate Sri Rama and take Vanaprastha himself. However, things didn't go exactly as planned. A Week To Coronation focuses keenly on the seven days before Lord Ramachandra's departure for the forest, as the title suggests. A storyline inspired by the original, yet containing its own unique additions and styles. DISCLAIMER- I classify this as neither a fanfiction nor a plain retelling. Consider it a mix of both. Allergic readers are advised to stay clear. Happy Reading :)

This is a retelling of Ramayan, it shows the importance of dharma, responsibilities and ways to handle your emotions. Nowadays our sanatan history is influencing many foreigners as well but many of the people of our religion don't know the real incidents that took place. Here, I am writing ramayan in my point of view giving importance to every incidents and to the characters that remain unnoticed by many. There will be some fictional dialogues and incident that I will write for better understanding of the actions or words of the epic Ramayan, it will not be totally fiction but will consist my point of view that came while watching ramayan or reading shree ramcharitamanas. The source of the incidents and information I will use is based on Shree Ramcharitramanas and Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan. This book will also contain the point of views of characters like Shree Ram,Mata Sita, Urmilla, Laxman, Bharat and other.

In this autobiographical narrative, Urmila, the steadfast sister of Sita and devoted wife to Lakshmana, reclaims her voice from the shadows of the Ramayana. Long overshadowed as the "forgotten wife," she weaves a tapestry of her life-marked by joy, sacrifice, quiet strength, and an extraordinary slumber that spanned fourteen years. Through her intimate first-person perspective, Urmila explores themes of duty, love, resilience, and the unseen burdens borne by women in epic tales. The story spans her childhood in Mithila, the grandeur of her marriage, the heart-wrenching exile, her ethereal years of enforced sleep, and her triumphant return to a changed world. This is not merely a retelling but a reclamation: Urmila's dreams, doubts, and unyielding spirit finally illuminated.

Ram doesn't get it - he has no children. Why do subjects take her as the heir? Who's spreading these rumours about him and his brothers? Is it wise to mingle with those youngsters? No one knows. Another thing no one knows - one Narunan, one Night-enforcer, one wizardess, and one demigod will change Ayodhya forever.

RAM RAJYA. A PERFECT LAND. A place where dharma is never broken, and destiny unfolds as it should. But Aarohi, who doubted everything-gods, fate, even history, was about to arrive. A stranger in a world that wasn't hers. A place where every choice mattered, every action echoed, and nothing stayed hidden. Some journeys change more than just the traveler... they change everything.

The forest, vast and untamed, is my new home-a realm where every shadow breathes magic, and every star whispers of forgotten stories. Torn from the comforts of a palace but never from Ram's unwavering love, I find myself caught between the beauty of the wilderness and the haunting weight of our exile. As I walk beside Ram and Lakshman, my pervasive bond with the forest deepens. The rivers sing to me, the trees shield me, and the winds carry secrets from an ancient world. Yet danger lurks in these enchanted woods, testing our courage and devotion. Through it all, Ram's love remains my anchor, his every word and gesture a reminder that even in exile, I'm a queen, cherished beyond measure. ****** In this book of one shots and short novellas set in the heart of wilderness, amidst celestial sages, mysterious groves, and forces beyond comprehension, Sita discovers the strength of her spirit and the depth of Ram's love. Together, they illuminate the darkness, proving that even in the harshest trials, love and light can prevail.

A Ramayana Retelling Sita walks back into Ayodhya not as a queen, but as a woman shaped by exile. Urmila counts the years in silence, her loyalty unacknowledged. Mandavi, always steady, finds her faith tested in a world that doesn't reward stillness. And Bharat-grief-stricken, duty-bound-must lead a kingdom while mourning a brother who was never truly gone. The Return is a reflective reimagining of the Ramayana, told not through battles and dharma, but through longing, loss, love, and quiet defiance. What does it mean to return-to a palace, to a relationship, to oneself-when everything familiar feels changed?

This is all about sita

Book review: The epic tale of RAMAYANA originally by Valmiki but written from SITA's point of view and is presented by VOLGA. p.s. To begin with the book one should have the basic knowledge of the great Indian Epic called Ramayana by Valmiki. Also, the story narrated is of the time when lord Rama was sent to exile along with his wife and brother & events are not in order. (All cover pictures are clicked )

A collection of short stories depicting the powerful epics of Hindu myth

Sita is depressed. She cannot feel any emotion apart from hate and shame. That is until she ends her life. That's when things change. Sadly, she does not die and instead wakes up in hospital, two bandages covering her scarred wrists and her dad sitting beside her. The only difference is she now has emotions. And then she meets Oliver. Love, anguish and loss. This story is about Sita and her life after death.

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Falling in love with you, I didn't know it would be so easy. Or where Urmila and Lakshman realize they are no longer just friends.

Ravana said, the most important lesson of life is that you must defer the bad action as much as you can and you must do good action without any delay and as much early as you can. If you follow this rule, you can save not only yourself but many other people from being damaged

None of them are related to the true story all of them are fictional...