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Sai pallavi shows hardly any distress, as if she isn't even feeling the pain of being abducted and forcibly taken away. Even Jatayu’s death barely seems to affect her. The CGI Jatayu showed more emotion than sai pallavi herself. #Ramayana

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Namit could hv shown Ravan abducting mata Sita out of lust in the #RamayanaMovie , making him a purely evil villain. But instead, they skipped the actual moment of abduction nd gave revenge for his sister nd vengeance against Vishnu Ji as the reasons behind mata sita's abduction.

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Ravan is portrayed as a tragic liberator anti-villain in the #RamayanaMovie . Though the opening narration calls the asuras tyrants, Ravan is shown as evil, but not entirely evil. Some of his actions seem justified, making him morally complex rather than a purely evil villain.

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After watching the #RamayanaMovie, I can say that it portrays Ravana’s abduction of mata Sita primarily as an act of revenge for his sister Surpanakha’s humiliation and vengeance against Lord Vishnu. However, according to the Valmiki ramayan, his actual primary motive was lust.

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@Tanjiro842 image isiliye upload kiya hai

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In Valmiki Ramayan, Ram ji himself tells Lakshman to punish Shurpanakha. But in Namit's #Ramayana, Ram ji and Sita ji are scolding Lakshman for hurting a woman's face, saying he could've just talked things out. Basically, they're making it look like Shurpanakha wasn't at fault.

[Hi. @Thinku_Q]

After watching the #RamayanaMovie, I can say that it portrays Ravana’s abduction of mata Sita primarily as an act of revenge for his sister Surpanakha’s humiliation and vengeance against Lord Vishnu. However, according to the Valmiki ramayan, his actual primary motive was lust.

[Hi. @Thinku_Q]

Namit could hv shown Ravan abducting mata Sita out of lust in the #RamayanaMovie , making him a purely evil villain. But instead, they skipped the actual moment of abduction nd gave revenge for his sister nd vengeance against Vishnu Ji as the reasons behind mata sita's abduction.

[Hi. @Thinku_Q]

Ravan is portrayed as a tragic liberator anti-villain in the #RamayanaMovie . Though the opening narration calls the asuras tyrants, Ravan is shown as evil, but not entirely evil. Some of his actions seem justified, making him morally complex rather than a purely evil villain.

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@Gargi16191 Jatayu’s death sequence could have been more emotional if sai pallavi ji hadn’t acted so nonchalantly in the fight sequence between jatayu and ravan

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Also, Shurpanakha is described as quite ugly in the original text, whereas the movie portrays her as very beautiful.

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Casting director Mukesh Chhabra always reads the script himself before casting for a movie. Listen to what he has to say about Ravana.
#Ramayana #RamayanaMovie

[Hi. @Thinku_Q]

After watching the #RamayanaMovie, I can say that it portrays Ravana’s abduction of mata Sita primarily as an act of revenge for his sister Surpanakha’s humiliation and vengeance against Lord Vishnu. However, according to the Valmiki ramayan, his actual primary motive was lust.

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I absolutely love the art style of Gita Press paintings!

[Hi. @Thinku_Q]

After watching the #RamayanaMovie, I can say that it portrays Ravana’s abduction of mata Sita primarily as an act of revenge for his sister Surpanakha’s humiliation and vengeance against Lord Vishnu. However, according to the Valmiki ramayan, his actual primary motive was lust.

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#Ramayana #RamayanaMovie fans, Is there anything in the Namit's Ramayana moive where Ravana abducted Sita because of his lust, and not in the name of any revenge? Like this👇🏼

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Happy diwali everyone! Shri Sita ram 🌸

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@senthilvel90 lust tha ya nhi main reason?

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