राम (Ram) is a central figure in Hindu mythology, known as the seventh avatar of the god विष्णु (Vishnu). He is the hero of the ancient Indian epic, the रामायण (Ramayana), which narrates his life, virtues, and adventures. Ram is often depicted as the ideal man, embodying qualities such as honor, bravery, and devotion to duty. In the रामायण, Ram's story includes his exile from the kingdom of अयोध्या (Ayodhya), the abduction of his wife सीता (Sita) by the demon king रावण (Ravana), and his quest to rescue her. His unwavering commitment to righteousness and dharma makes him a revered figure in Hindu culture and spirituality.