@IndianGems_ This channel is the Master of incomplete knowledge
Anyone who does not go in detail of a headline is a retard and india has bulk of them
Be it tv media or social media till the day we have assholes like this channel India is doomed
@practice_garden@pRRRadeep Delusional, even if what u say is true this was always their perception of indians
Honestly Indians will grow this hate , i remember when I was kid how chinese were abused by everyone - any cheap knockoff product was chinese, chinese will eat anything all these racial slurs
@Bhushan8900@PinkiPragya Well they did copy a lot of scenes frame to frame so I won't be so sure
But some of the scenes were fire especially blood washing scene
@myy_ten Ignore , u will find rotten apple in every tree
Hindu Culture is for the world - It is what united this nation which was fragmented into north,east, west and south india under one umbrella
Ramayana, the movie, from what I have read about it, and from people have posted about it or from it is not going to get be a blockbuster like Dhurandhar or Animal were. It's not Adipurush, yes, not even remotely, but it's not going to be the commercial succcess many were hoping it'd be.
This is not a commentary on the story, but the film, to be very clear. The first 24 hours are when the word of mouth has to work. It hasn't, in this case. Reviews from the viewers are mixed, and while most lean on the positive side, they do not claim unimaginable grandeur in storytelling.
From the word go, the casting was all over the place. If you have to draw me into this story, the conviction behind the casting needs to be visible. How is it that Ranbir Kapoor was far more convincing and menacing in Rajneeti (which adapted a subplot of the Mahabharata), but not here?
Enough has been written about Sai Pallavi, but from the teaser and trailers, and now, the reviews, it does appear to be a casting miss. They are both fantastic actors, but this story required more. The ensemble cast, except for a few actors like Kunal Kapoor, is not making headlines either.
The music is bland. The lyrics are unimpressive, and you can't help but wonder how some period movies in the 2000s did a fantastic job with the music and lyrics, but this one could not. Compare the music of this movie with Jodha Akbar, for instance, and it pains your heart.
If you are going to sell me this movie for VFX, then I'll tell you that in a year from now, we'll have creators who will adapt this great tale and release it on YouTube. Hail AI. And we have a Disney release every month in India, so VFX is not a scarcity, but an excess we can always have.
RAMAYANA the movie is AVERAGE
Any rendition of Ramayana and I will be the first one to rush to theatres as it is based on our Culture, traditions and history but this one left me wanting a bit more.
On the positive side,
The VFX is extraordinary. The scale and grandeur is each scene and setting is spectacular. All criticism of the VFX after the trailer can be put aside. The film is a visual treat and one of the best cinematographic experience.
YASH as RAVAN is fantastic. There is never a dull moment when he is on screen. The 10 heads concept and RAVAN JATAYU fight sequence towards the end will be remembered for a very long time.
Ravi Dubey as LAKSHMAN is great.
Final Hanuman intro is good.
On the negative side,
The pace of the movie is extremely slow. The writing is such that it doesn't give a chance to connect emotionally. The film lacks any emotional depth whatsoever..
The pace picks up after RAVAN decides to take revenge for SURPANAKHA. Music and BGM fall flat.
Ranbir kapoor and Sai pallavi are strictly okay
I really wanted this film to do well but the writing and slow pacing let's it down. Hope they fix everything in part 2
Overall an AVERAGE watch. #Ramayana
3/5 (Extra 0.5 only for the VFX otherwise it's 2.5)
All that being said. This deserves a one time watch in theatres for its grand visual scale. Hopefully part 2 has better emotions
Happy Diwali 🧨
Just watched Ramayana. It’s neither extraordinary nor unwatchable. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️/ 5
👉🏻Ravana is not only glorified but also justified. The Asuras are portrayed as victims, with the film attempting to present them as a community fighting for their rights. Although, Yash as Ravana steals the show.
👉🏻 Ranbir Kapoor looks perfect as Ram, but his emotional expressions and acting lack consistency and coherence. Lakshman and Dasharath, on the other hand, are among the best casting choices in the film.
👉🏻 Sai Pallavi as Sita isn’t particularly impressive, but I wouldn’t call her a complete miscast either. Sita being portrayed as a powerful character is one of the film’s best aspects, apart from the action sequences.
👉🏻 The music is a huge letdown. The soundtrack fails to evoke emotions or devotion. Nothing really stays with you.
👉🏻 Overall, I didn’t find the film extraordinary or anything that could be described as never seen before.
👉🏻 The VFX/CGI are good, except for a few scenes that look straight out of GTA.
👉🏻 If you’re planning to watch it, go without expectations and don’t let the hype/criticism on Twitter influence your experience.
👉🏻 And if you’re planning to skip it, you aren’t missing much either.