Bharat Ka Chaudah Saal Ka Intezaar — the Pushpak flies home, Ramayan Ep 18 for kids in Hindi
Bharat has kept Ram's sandals for fourteen years, and only one day is left, told so your child learns that remembering the people we love, and waiting for them, is itself a way of showing love.
भरत का चौदह साल का इंतज़ार — नानी की रामायण, भाग अठारह
Releases Saturday, 7 November 2026 in the Naani app
What happens on Sat 7 Nov
Just one day! The fourteen years are almost over, but Ram is still very far away. At dawn in Nandigram, Bharat touches Ram's wooden sandals to his forehead and whispers, "Will you come tomorrow?" Far away, a golden flying palace comes down from the clouds. Will the news reach Bharat in time? Night 18 of Naani Ki Ramayan.
The full story — what Naani tells, the pictures, the question she asks your child halfway and the conversation to have afterwards — appears on this page on Saturday, 7 November 2026, the night it opens in the Naani app.
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Naani Ki Ramayan 18: Bharat Ka Chaudah Saal Ka Intezaar opens in the Naani app on Sat 7 Nov. Until then, Naani has a story with a value for every other night.
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Parents also ask
What was the Pushpak vimana?
A golden flying palace from the Ramayana. After the war, Vibhishan offers it to Ram so that he can reach Ayodhya before the fourteen years run out. In Naani's telling it has flowers, little golden bells, a dome and an open pavilion, and no wings or wheels: it flies by magic.
Why did Bharat keep Ram's sandals?
When Ram went to the forest, Bharat begged him to come back and rule; Ram kept his promise to his father and stayed. So Bharat took Ram's wooden sandals (padukas), placed them on the throne and lived simply at Nandigram, ruling in Ram's name. Your child may remember this from Night 5.
Why are the lamps not lit in this episode?
The mothers set out lamps but say they will light them only when Ram arrives. The lighting of the lamps, the first Diwali, is saved for the last episode, so your child feels it as the joyful end of a long wait.