Bahula pretends to ask for Ratna Manggali's hand in marriage, and while the witch is away, Bahula steals the magic weapon with the help of Ratna Manggali. The he gives the stolen weapon to his teacher Baradah. Baradah goes to Daha to challenge the witch. With the help of the Barong, she is defeated. Before being killed, she asks to be released from her caused and purified.
Darkness looms over the stage.
Hundreds of bare - breasted men sit in a circle around the flickering light of an oil lamp chandelier. This is the unique Kecak, perhaps the most popular of all Balinese dances. Visitors rarely leave the island of Bali without first seeing a Kecak performance. Originally the Kecak was just an element of the older Sang Hyang trance dance. It consisted of a male choir praying obsessively to the soul of their ancestors.