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The momentum continues! Ramayana records 140K+ tickets per hour, marking the highest hourly bookings for any Indian film on BookMyShow.
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A “spectacular”, “epic” and “amazing adventure” awaits (Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian) 🏹 Witness RAMAYANA: RISE OF A LEGEND only in cinemas, IMAX and Premium Large Formats worldwide NOW.
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Just watched India’s new Epic #Ramayana directed by #NiteshTiwari, finally in its original Hindi version.
And yeah, #RamayanaRiseOfALegend is both anime come to life (if you ever watched #SHURATO, get ready!!!) and a classic EPIC with capital letters, like those magnificent Hollywood gems of the 50s & 60s, with that grandeur, lavishness & sheer scale, made with today’s technology which allowed it to go the extra mile technically impossible to pull off back in the day.
To me, it felt like a full circle. Curiously, it wasn’t India, but Japan which prepared me to enjoy this story as much as I did. As a child, anime #SaintSeiya made me fall in love with Greek mythology, and because of that anime, I was presented with another mythology based anime #SHURATO, which introduced me to the rich Hindu mythology and the fascinating conflicts between the divine people of Deva and the Asuras. Watching this film made me go back to my childhood in a sense.
#Ramayana itself follows the exact same narrative & visual structure of a classic shonen anime, abusing of slow motion, larger than life battles, color, loud, incredible scores, lots of drama, fantastic beings, an underdog which ends up corrupted by manipulative parents to become a badass, overpowered demigod nemesis blinded by rage and thirst for revenge, pitted against a virtuous, righteous hero, which happens to be chosen as an avatar of an ancient God. And as in an anime, both will face several challenges before actually facing each other, because their face off is the end game. And obviously, the virtuous hero has an even more virtuous girl who becomes the plot device which will finally force the eminent future showdown.
So if you love anime, and if you love anime structure, there is no way you won’t be at least entertained by 3h15min of one of the most well realised “anime to live-action adaptation” wannabe.
And if like #Dune, #StarWars, #GameOfThrones, #LordOfTheRings or even #TheOdyssey, so much here shall feel familiar to you. The legend of Prince Rama is so ancient, with all its kingdoms, celestial & hellish worlds, and well defined characters, that basically every western epic, mythology or fantasy has borrowed - or straight up stolen - elements from it. There are iconic scenes of #ChristopherNolan’s #TheOdyssey for instance that you’ll see also here almost shot by shot, only difference being #Ramayana does it more colourfully and with Prince Rama instead of Odysseus.
The visuals are incredible, apart from the CGI giants and monsters which look awful, specially their faces. They really look like late 2000’s videogame creatures, taking you out of the movie everytime they show up, specially when they talk. Which is funny because there are other VFX creatures and sceneries which look insane, such as the vulture #Jatayu. I really couldn’t understand why the giants and orcs-like guys looked so off, while everything else, even in a same scene, looked spotless.
And as I said before, #Ramayana has an anime-series structure, not the traditional Hollywood 3-arc film structure in which things get progressively bigger. Most of the spectacle in the film are concentrated at the beginning, then it gives space for more drama as it progresses. And the way the film ends is literally anime-like cliffhanger for next season/saga, not a typical closure. So for a casual moviegoer, it might feel like the film ends smaller, instead of in a higher note than when it started. Or they might feel like it drags on its 2nd half, which has less epicness / lavishness than the first. It might be an uneven experience for first timers or for who has the Hollywood structure as a dogma.
But to me, #Ramayana felt like a homecoming somehow, in which so many of cultural niche things I love came together like the heroes in the end of #AvengersEndgame. India never left the historical/legend EPIC genre behind, and #Ramayana shows how far we can now go with them.
#Ramayana is already in theatres worldwide.
“Arabic” numerals (0–9) actually come from India.
They were refined and spread through Baghdad, then brought to Europe by Fibonacci after his dad’s job took him to North Africa.
@shambhav15 thank god we have people like him in this side of the ecosystem who understand why the success of Ramayana can be a game changer for the entire Indian cultural landscape.
He also called out naraz fufa and boomer aunties cribbing over the sake of hating anything without even giving it a try! Also pointed out how Indian RW has given humanities to the left on a platter because of this same attitude and we are still suffering because of that! 🔥
#Ramayana
Why are Muslims always using fake Brahmin girl names and pics?
Did their prophet ask them to lie to deceive others?
Because they do it religiously often
BIG
An investigation has revealed that nearly 150 Chinese social media influencers are video graphing videos of slums from Dhaka, Bangladesh & posting those videos with Delhi name in it to defame India 😡
🇵🇰 Fed up with power cuts lasting up to 19 hours a day, residents of #Karachi have blocked several major roads in #Pakistan’s economic hub.
👉 The megacity of over 21 million is ranked 170th out of 173 in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2026 Global Liveability Index.
#FRANCE24's Sonia Ghezali, Shahzaib Wahlah, Ondine de Gaulle and Jamil Iqbal #FOCUS report ⤵️
Ramayama is an epic, bold retelling of a timeless story.
“The Ramayana is one of the two major sacred epic poems in Hindu scripture,” writes @ReelJeffEwing. “Part 1 is a grand interpretation of one of the world’s great epics.”
Full review: https://t.co/4ym8SKqWvJ