She proposed to Lord Rama but was reject by him. The handsome persona of Lord Rama immediately overtook Surpanakha. In addition, she possessed magical powers and could take any shape or form.ДЄs per Valmiki Ramayana, Surpanakha met Lord Rama when she was on a trip to the forest of Panchawati. She has been described as having thick, long hair and a sweet, melodious voice. She possessed a slender shape and long, beautiful fish-shaped eyes. However, some texts describe Surpanakha as a lovely woman. She has been described as an epitome of wickedness. She possessed a grating voice, which was harsh on ears she had oversized breasts. Later on, she went to live with her relatives, Khara and Dushana.ДЄccording to the Valmiki Ramayana, Surpanakha was an ugly woman.

However, Dushtabuddhi was killed by Ravana as he was plotting against him, which led Surpanakha to become a widow.ДЄfter the killing of her husband, Surpanakha started to spent time in the forests of South India. Surpanakha also had a son from Dushtabuddhi (Vidyutjihva), who was known as Shambhri. Dushtabuddhi was a prominent member of RavanaвЂ™s court. He is sometimes referred to as Vidyutjihva.

Surpanakha married Dushtabuddhi, who was the prince of the Kalkeya Danava clan. Surpanakha means the вЂњone with sharp fingernails.вЂќ She was the daughter of Sage Vishrava and Kaikesi. In fact, Surpanakha was the leading cause of the Ramayana War, which eventually resulted in the killing of Ravana by Lord Rama.

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