Yes, I'm excited for Namit Malhotra's Ramayana as well, but I just heard that the 25-minute Treta Yuga sequence in Rajamouli's Varanasi reportedly cost around ₹350 crore. Imagine the effort and attention to detail that went into it.
Rajamouli has also been full of praise for Mahesh Babu's performance in that sequence.
After years of showing Ramayana references in his other films, this is the first time Rajamouli is actually bringing a Ramayana sequence to the big screen.
@HimalayasAkhil@vazhakandy@TheCineprism There is a bengali version where sita is a form of adi shakti and she kills raavan not that's not real as only Valmiki version is real.
@bhanuloves_81@TheCineprism Not all warrior have the same strength and skills , raavan literally had boom from brahma and ram literally learned the best from vishwanitra even after learning basics from vashisht . Raavan literally defeated indra the lord of heaven.
@kamal_kgf_12@TheCineprism Nope, not in valmiki ramayan , she was portrayed the same as tulsidas version , it's in some shakti traditional of ramayan where she was portrayed as warrior .
@TheCineprism She was trained as all princess are trained , but she wasn't as strong as raavan or ram . Raavan literally had a boon from brahma that nobody dev,asur,danav,rakshas would kill him and in his arrogance he didn't mention normal mortal humans, that why sri rama took this avtar
@AnuRouge@Bhadaaas@TheCineprism He was an adharmi, he took over the indralok he was terrorizing the sages , he was also an serial rapist ,who also raped kubera daughter in law. He was driven by lust and arrogance
@indicmawntee Many shots look exactly from 2013 star plus mahabharat. And why did they need to put unfinished vfx shots ? They could have used rendered shots or trim the length of the trailer.