The term ram ji ka janam kab haa is a reference to a famous story from the ancient Indian epic Ramayana. In the story, King Rama and his brother Lakshman (the two brothers in the Ramayana) travel to the forest to rescue their brother’s wives who were trapped inside the forest. The two brothers are on their way to help but they run into a fierce tiger and all of the brothers are killed.
In the story, we see a glimpse of Ram and Lakshman’s brother-in-law Ghatotkacha (who’s name is Sanskrit for tiger, tiger-man, tiger-fancy, ram-jiao, etc and has a pun on the name Ram ji ka janam kab haa). Ghatotkacha’s son is the tiger-man in the story.
Ghatotkacha has a pun on Ram ji ka janam kab haa as well, in the story, Lakshmans son is the tiger-man, and the two brothers are brothers-in-law.
The pun on Ghatotkachas son is also a pun on Lakshmans son as well. In the story, Lakshmans son is the tiger-man, and Ram ji ka janam kab haa is Ram ji ka janam kab haa, the name of the tiger-man that killed Ram and Lakshmans.
So, yes. We have come full circle, with the tiger-fancy, ram-jiao, etc and has a pun on the name Ram ji ka janam kab haa. Ghatotkachas son is the tiger-man in the story.
Ram ji ka janam kab haa is the name of the tiger-man in the story.
Ram ji ka janam kab haa is the name of the tiger-man in the story.
Because the story is about the tiger-fancy, the word “tiger” usually means tiger or monkey. It’s also possible that the word “tiger” is the word for the monkey tiger, so we’ll just focus on the more popular word for the monkey tiger.
The story is about the tiger-fancy, the word tiger usually means tiger or monkey. Its also possible that the word tiger is the word for the monkey tiger, so well just focus on the more popular word for the monkey tiger.
the tiger is a character in the story. The story is about the tiger-fancy, the word tiger usually means tiger or monkey. Its also possible that the word tiger is the word for the monkey tiger, so well just focus on the more popular word for the monkey tiger.
