Vibhishan and a few others ask to join Shri Ram and offer to help him defeat Ravan. No one is willing to believe Vibhishan's change of heart, but Lord Hanuman vouches for him.

Vibhishan suggests that Shri Ram should pray to Varun Dev to find a way to cross the ocean. Later, Ravan sends his soldiers to spy on Shri Ram and the Vanar army.

Vibhishan gets suspicious about Ravana's spies in the Vanar camp. Lord Hanuman finds the Rakshas named Shuka sneaking around the camp, and he presents him in front of Sugriva and Shri Ram.

The Vanars prepare to build a bridge with Nal and Neel's help. Lord Hanuman writes Shri Ram's name on the rocks to make them float in water. Meanwhile, Meghanada takes it upon himself to stop the bridge from being built.

Meghanada sends his loyal soldier, Singhnand, to attack Shri Ram and stop the bridge from being built. Meanwhile, Lakshman is worried about the time it will take for the bridge to be built.

Lord Hanuman brings a mountain to help in building the bridge. After Singhnand's failure, Meghanada sends Prabhanjani to attack Shri Ram.

Lord Hanuman goes to the Himalayas to retrieve the Shivling. Later, Shri Ram establishes the Shivling on the coast and names the place as 'Rameswaram'.

Shri Ram and the Vanar Sena make their way across the ocean on the bridge. Meanwhile, Ravan captures King Janak and brings him in front of Mata Sita.

Shri Ram and his Vanar army reach the shores of Lanka. Meanwhile, Ravan tries to deceive Mata Sita and claims to have defeated Shri Ram.