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Ram Darbar" refers to a revered depiction in Hinduism that represents Lord Rama, his wife Sita, and his loyal brother Lakshmana, often accompanied by the deity Hanuman. This iconic triad is shown in a divine assembly or "darbar," symbolizing their roles and virtues within the epic narrative of the Ramayana. Lord Rama is depicted as the central figure, often holding a bow and arrow. He embodies virtue, courage, and dharma. Sita, his wife, is typically shown seated beside him, representing devotion, purity, and loyalty. Lakshmana, Rama's younger brother, stands close to them, symbolizing brotherly love and support. Hanuman, the devoted monkey god and ardent follower of Rama, is often shown reverently near the couple, reflecting his unwavering devotion and service.