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The Duality of Dharma and Adharma: A Comparative Analysis of Ram and Raavan in Tripathi’s Raavan: Enemy of Aryavarta and War of Lanka

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This article explores moral frameworks of Ram and Raavan, highlighting themes of dharma and adharma in mythological fiction.

Dharma and adharma are dynamic constructs shaped by context and agency, challenging traditional moral binaries.
Raavan is portrayed as a morally complex character whose ethical reasoning parallels Ram’s, complicating virtue and vice.
Utilizing concepts from Indian philosophy and Western morality theories, the article rethinks moral judgment in epic narratives.
Tripathi’s retellings encourage readers to explore the fluidity and subjectivity of ethics in mythology and cultural representation.

Bhusal et al. (2025) studied this question.

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