Rāvana’s sons and brothers sally forth for an encounter and Narāntaka meets with his death at the hands of Angada.

Rāvana’s lament over Kumbhakarna’s fall.

Kumbhakarna’s terrible encounter with Śrī Rāma and death at his hands.

Angada reassures and rallies the monkeys scared away by Kumbhakarna; their carnage at the hands of Kumbhakarna puts them to flight again and Angada restores them to confidence once more.

Kumbhakarna’s sally for an encounter.

Mahodara twits Kumbhakarna and suggests to Rāvana a device to achieve his end without a struggle.

Kumbhakarna twits Rāvana for all his misdeeds and, reassuring him, shows his determination for a conflict.

Kumbhakarna enters the palace of Rāvana, who warns him of the danger from Śrī Rāma and urges him to destroy the enemy's army.

Vibhīsana acquaints Śrī Rāma with Kumbhakarna and the monkeys take up their position firmly at the gates of Lankā for an encounter under orders of Śrī Rāma.

The slumbering Kumbhakarna is roused by the ogres under orders of their king, who felt disconsolate at his own defeat, and the monkeys get alarmed to see the former.