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Ramayana Is Going Absolutely Bonkers at the Box Office! ๐ฅ
Massive Weekends Ahead! ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ
#Yash#YashBOSS#Ramayana
I watched Ramayana in 3D. Hereโs my absolutely honest, no nonsense, unpaid review.
Story: We all know the story but yet you will find a lot of freshness in the movie. There are a lot of scenes you wonโt be aware of especially early life of Ravan.
VFX: Itโs brilliant. Some sequences particularly standout. The VFX is so well ingrained in the movie that it never breaks your focus. The creatures look very realistic.
Acting: Yash was superb. He hooks you in each moment. Ranbir did an equally amazing job as Ram. His expressions are subtle but on point. I felt Sai Pallavi could have done a little better during Jatayu fight. She couldnโt do justice with the strong emotions of that scene.
Climax: Another masterpiece. Leaves you at a strong cliffhanger yearning for more. You donโt feel once Jatayu is VFX. You will find yourself cheering for him and feeling his pain.
Should you watch it?: A 100% yes. Itโs different from anything ever made in India or even hollywood. Thereโs so much to consume. So much freshness. Itโs vast and epic. You will be hooked till the end.
The negativity: I am convinced after watching the movie itโs a paid team attacking the movie. All the negativity around it felt nonsense. Donโt let it stop you from watching it.
Theatres: Itโs running houseful. There was no vacant seat in our 7PM show in Ayodhya. People cheered through major moments. Ram and Jatayu get the loudest cheers.
Verdict: Go watch it for the story, VFX and action. I believe itโs not a very spiritual film. Itโs very close to an action adventure but you will find your moments of bhakti if you truly seek it. Itโs actually well adapted for international audience.
Ek toh sabse pehle yh galtfahmi nikal do aap hi log real ram laxman ho ๐ญ
Tv serial or movie mai fark hota hai bhaisaab. Bhakti vi hai bhav vi hai. Aur rhi baat ravan mahamandan ki toh sabse jyda Ramanand sagar ji ki Ramayan mai hi huwa hai.
@JaipurDialogues Tere maa bi brain wash thi jo tu aaya saale jaipur ka naam hatale budhe mat badnam kar koe nae padand karta jaipur me tuje shyd tere bache bi nae
@Maverickalways1@grok@nsinghal211 And you are mulla without dimag because 4000 cr is said budget by namit that too of two parts but you dumb guys increasing it to 5000 cr for one part๐๐๐
โWe donโt mind #Matrubhoomi arriving on 4 December. Two big films can release on the same date, as it gives audiences more options.
As far as business is concerned, we are distributing #Monster. Even if we lose some money on #Eetha, we are confident that **Monster will make up for it by delivering double the business,โ says a PVR INOX chairman
Dear @malhotra_namit and @TheNameIsYash , I owe you both an apology.
I am sorry for doubting your dream of taking Indian culture and history to the world.
Yesterday, I watched Ramayana on one of India's biggest IMAX screens. Having grown up listening to, reading and watching Tulsidas's Ramayana, I walked into the theatre with a neutral mindset, almost imagining myself as someone who was discovering the story for the first time.
As the film opened with the Dev-Asur Sangram, I literally jumped out of my seat. The detailing, scale, imagination and breathtaking action were extraordinary. That sequence could put some of Hollywood's biggest battle spectacles to shame.
But what impressed me even more was your approach to storytelling.
I noticed a conscious effort to make Indian mythology accessible to international audiences without overwhelming them with its cultural complexity. Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are presented as celestial beings, while even the Asuras have their own motivations and reasons for claiming the three worlds. You have attempted to create a universe where every being has a perspective and a place.
Sai Pallavi as Maa Sita is a wonderful casting choice. She doesn't rely on conventional glamour or exaggerated divinity. There is an understated grace, simplicity and dignity in her portrayal. She feels human without losing the sanctity of the character.
Moments that make this film special.
Dashrath washing Rishi Vishwamitra's feet. Sita caring for Kaikeyi like a daughter. The brothers expressing affection and devotion towards Ram. These moments may appear ordinary, but they communicate extraordinary values of our civilisation: humility, respect, duty, family and love.
The Ram-Sita wedding : At a time when arranged marriages are often misunderstood or dismissed, you remind audiences that a marriage can also be a divine union, a relationship destined beyond the choices of two individuals.
Ranbir as Ram is convincing. So is Lakshman.
However, a few things could have been better.
Vivek Oberoi should've been made Meghnad.
Khar-Dushan and Kumbhakarna looked a little too animated to me. Perhaps Kumbhakarna will get a more imposing visual treatment in Part 2. After all, his brother rules a city of gold!
I wanted more anger and fire in Lakshman's expressions and greater emotional intensity from Sita during the Ravan-Jatayu encounter. I would also have loved to hear Yash's original voice as Ravan rather than Sharad Kelkar's dubbing.
The dialogues by Kumar Vishwas and the music by A.R. Rahman did not always strike the emotional chord I expected. But Hans Zimmer's background score, however, is extraordinary. It elevates the cinematic experience to another level.
I have two requests for the next instalment.
First, please reinvent the timeless musical identity of Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan. Bring back the emotional connection of those iconic melodies and incorporate some of Goswami Tulsidas's most beloved dohas. A new generation deserves to experience that magic.
Second, please provide English subtitles or translations for the Sanskrit mantras and chants too. If we want the world to understand our civilisation, let us also help them understand the meaning behind our sacred sounds.
And please don't rush the story. If Ramayana needs three parts, make it three. This epic deserves the time and space it demands.
I may still have my reservations about certain creative decisions, but I owe you an apology for doubting the ambition of this project.
As I've said earlier Indian stories do not need to imitate the West to earn global recognition. They need conviction, craftsmanship, imagination and the courage to tell their stories on their own terms.
Perhaps this is the beginning of Indian cinema telling its own civilisational stories to the world.
Hari Anant, Hari Katha Ananta. Kahahi sunahi bahu bidhi sab santa ๐๐ฉ
#Ramayana #NiteshTiwari #NamitaMalhotra #IndianCinema #RamayanaMovie
@Sai_Pallavi92@raviedubey
Public Reaction on #Ramayana :-
โPR ke through jitna bhi ye narrative chalaya gaya ki Ram aur Sita ke characters achhe nahi hain, hum bas itna kehna chahte hain ki poori film industry mein inse behtar Ram koi ho hi nahi sakte tha!โ
I love Salman Khan, and when you truly love someone, you have every right to criticize them.
Also, I have never roasted any of his good films. So please donโt mistake me for a hater.
Just give me one good film from Salman Khan, and Iโll show you what real celebration looks like
The trailer is much better than I expected. Zero troll material, and the emotional aspects seem to be connecting well with even neutral audiences. Can't predict how the movie will turn out, but watching a Salman Khan film in theatres is something I can never skip.
#Maatrubhumi
#RAMAYANA IS ROCKING TODAY AT ALL INDIA LEVEL and is looking for another 100cr + Gross day Worldwide ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ
This is the 7th consecutive 100cr+ day at the Worldwide Box-Office. A never seen kind of DOMINATIONS and with SATURDAY & SUNDAY in 2nd Weekend, 2 more 100+ days are COMING ๐น๐งจ
Even #SSRajamouli 's #Varanasi will find it difficult to cross. UNBELIEVABLE MAN, what have you done #NiteshTiwari ๐๐ป