At the naming ceremony, Vashishtha names Kaikeyi's son Bharata and Sumitra's twins Lakshmana and Shatrughna. Vashishtha prophesizes that all four sons will become paragons of ideal men. The deities from the heavens descend into Ayodhya in disguise to get darshan of Rama. A couple years later, while Kaikeyi plays with a toddler Rama, Manthara tells her to dote on Bharat instead. Kaikeyi tells Manthara that neither of the three mothers discriminate between the four boys, so she should do the same. While Rama is alone in his chamber, Kaagbhushandi appears in the form of a crow to get Rama's darshan. Upon seeing the toddler, he doubts that this mortal cannot be the powerful Vishnu, so he flies through the window and snatches the food from Rama's hand and flies away. Rama's hand extends into the skies and follows Kaagbhushandi as he flies. Kaagbhushandi realizes his mistake, he flies back into Rama's chamber and falls at Rama's feet. Rama appears before him in his divine form of Vishnu an