Tap to make Bajrangbali soar across the sky, mountain in hand, as he races toward Lanka to save Lakshman. How far can you fly?
Works on mobile & desktop β tap the screen, click, or press Space to flap.
Bajrang Udaan is inspired by one of the most beloved moments in the Ramayana: when Bajrangbali, also known as Hanuman, flew across the sky carrying an entire mountain in his hand to save Lakshman's life. During the war in Lanka, Lakshman was gravely wounded, and the physician Sushena said that only the Sanjeevani herb, found on a distant Himalayan peak, could revive him before sunrise. Hanuman flew across oceans and continents, and unable to identify the exact herb in time, he lifted the whole mountain and carried it back through the sky.
This game turns that legendary flight into a light, tap-to-play arcade experience. Every obstacle you dodge is a nod to the temples and towers along Hanuman's path, and every point you score is a small tribute to his devotion, strength, and unwavering focus on the task at hand.
Just tap, click, or press Space. Anyone β from young kids to grandparents β can pick it up in seconds and start playing right away.
A respectful, family-friendly design built around a scene from the Ramayana, with warm saffron tones and temple-inspired obstacles.
No installs, no sign-ups. Bajrang Udaan runs directly in your mobile or desktop browser and adapts to any screen size.
Tap the game screen, click with your mouse, or press the Space bar to make Bajrangbali flap upward. Release to let him glide down. Avoid the temple pillars and try to fly as far as possible.
Yes. Bajrang Udaan is completely free to play in your browser, with no downloads or account required.
Yes. The game and the whole site are built to be fully responsive, so it works smoothly on phones, tablets, and desktops alike.
Those are Sanjeevani herb orbs. Flying through one grants a short-lived golden shield (Bajrangbali passes safely through the next pillar) plus bonus points. Squeezing through a gap without much room to spare also earns you a "close call" bonus. The game speeds up and the gaps tighten the further you fly, so it keeps getting more challenging.
Your best score is saved locally in your own browser, so it will still be there the next time you visit on the same device.
Yes. Bajrang Udaan is designed as a light-hearted, devotional tribute to a well-loved episode of the Ramayana, and we've aimed to keep the depiction warm, positive, and family-friendly. See our disclaimer for more.