The Krittivasi Ramayana is a Bengali adaptation of the ancient Indian epic, the Ramayana. Written by the poet Krittivasa Ojha in the 15th century, it presents the story of Lord Rama, his wife Sita, and his loyal companion Hanuman in a style that resonates with Bengali culture and language. This version emphasizes the moral and ethical lessons of the original tale while incorporating local traditions. Krittivasi's work is notable for its lyrical quality and accessibility, making it popular among the Bengali-speaking population. It has inspired various forms of art, including theater and dance, and remains an important part of Bengali literature. The Krittivasi Ramayana continues to be celebrated for its unique interpretation of the timeless story of good versus evil.