The great Hanuman’s name was prefixed ‘Veer Hanuman’ after his unique success in fulfilling his mother, Anjana Devi’s word to protect the Kashi King Yayati’s life from Lord Ram’s resolve to kill him following his teacher, Vishvamitran’s vow. The gripping tale highlights, as all classics do, timeless moral dilemmas – are enlightened sages like Vishvamitran justifiably enraged by mortals’ disregard? Should Lord Ram hold his Guru’s vow over Yayati’s unintentioned and hence sinless slip? Hanuman’s moral dilemma, however, is the test of all – the tussle between his immaculate Ram-devotion and his mother’s worth. To be or not to be. The Ram-Hanuman encounter is a sterling example of a subtle, delicate tight-rope walk, which Hanuman victoriously emerges from.