Rama reveals that he was the one who broke the arrow. Parashurama wonders what the true form of this divine person must be. He gives Rama his bow, that was once Vishnu's, and Rama not only strings the bow, but also appears before Parashurama in his Vishnu form. After Parashurama leaves contentedly, Vishvamitra suggests that Janaka send a messenger to Ayodhya so that Dasharatha can also be a part of the marriage ceremony. That night, Vishvamitra gives his blessing for all four brothers to get married together, and Janaka happily agrees. The next day, Sita's younger sister Urmila overhears Lakshmana telling Rama that he will not marry, as he wants to devote his life to serving Rama. Urmila cries to Sita, and Sita comforts her, reminding her that if she and Lakshmana are meant to be, then the gods will definitely bring them together. The next day, demon king Banasura, upset that he didn't win the swayamvara, sends a letter to Janaka threatening him to marry Sita to one of the demon king