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Each character is allowed to have their own moment to shine, whether it be Ravana fighting with the gods or Ram fighting with tree demons and Surpanakha's army. The emotional core is steered by the director's ability to drive the calm and sincere after the rampage of the…
The trailer gave me high hopes, but the actual film completely blew me away. With its massive scale and epic world-building, this genuinely feels like India's answer to The Lord of the Rings. Seeing it on the big screen was everything I wanted and more.
Here’s three other movies that relate better to the essence of Rama and Ramayana once you realise this movie is an insincere cash grab. Mantra Warrior: The Legend of the Eight Moons Ram Ke Naam Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama This is not a movie. It’s a dishonest…
Making a story like this accessible to international audiences is no small feat. But Ramayana kept me entertained with its spectacle and grounded with its sincerity. I will certainly be back for part 2
Watched in the original Hindi Adapting the Ramayana for modern cinema is probably the highest-stakes gambit in Indian film history, especially after how burnt audiences were by recent VFX-heavy misfires. But Nitesh Tiwari actually pulled it off. He understood that…
Just Epiccc, expections were high and they did even better ,this movie not getting atleast 1 oscar would be a crime,the action sequences>>>>
Dekh raghab dekh
Im saying this is Litmayana 🔥Absolutely breathing just as promised. Full of stunning visuals, heartfelt dialogue and captivating characters. Can’t wait for the next one!
All excited fingers crossed 🤞🏿