Ramayana Movie Review! #ramayana #ramayanamovie #ramayanareview #movies #movie
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Ramayana Movie Review! #ramayana #ramayanamovie #ramayanareview #movies #movie
Ramayana Movie Review! #ramayana #ramayanamovie #ramayanareview #movies #movie
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LORD OF THE RINGS
AVATAR
😢😢 WOW I AM EXCITED
jatayu marne thak part 1 and hanuman entry glimpse,
fir part2 hanuman ke bachpan se lanka dahan thak
fir part3 waha se end thak, ravan dahan fir raam ki entry in ayodhya. happy ending
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻❤️❤️
Go read properly and.. calculate the timelines and ages as per Indian astrological details described in it.
I was done reading when there were no smartphones in India.
Stupid 🤡💩..🤫
EPIC. EPIC. EPIC! Words are honestly not enough to describe this experience!
Ramayana is an extraordinary cinematic spectacle that completely impressed me. The scale, vision, visual brilliance, music, performances, and sheer ambition behind this film deserve immense appreciation.
PERFORMANCES:
Ranbir Kapoor as Raman (Lord Rama) – BRILLIANT! ❤️ I absolutely loved him in this role. His portrayal, screen presence, and emotional depth made a lasting impression on me. No doubt, a wonderful performance!
Yash as Raavanan – WHAT A PERFORMANCE! 🔥 He literally ruled the movie for me. His screen presence, intensity, charisma, and powerful portrayal made Raavanan one of the biggest highlights of the film. Absolutely loved him!
Sai Pallavi as Sita – Graceful and captivating. She brings a beautiful presence to the character.
Jatayu and the other characters also deserve special appreciation for adding life and depth to this magnificent epic.
A small casting reservation: Vivek Oberoi and Kajal Aggarwal didn't quite work for me. Personally, I felt they were miscast in their respective roles.
TECHNICAL BRILLIANCE:
This is where the movie absolutely shines!
The VFX and CGI are spectacular. The cinematography is breathtaking, and the visual grandeur deserves a standing ovation.
The background score, music, and songs by the legendary Hans Zimmer and A. R. Rahman elevate the entire cinematic experience. What a combination! The music stays with you long after the movie ends.
A huge salute to the technical teams, artists, musicians, technicians, and everyone who worked behind the scenes.
A PERSONAL NOTE:
Very honestly, and somewhat sadly, I must admit that I wasn't really aware of Ramayanam beyond knowing a few of its iconic characters. I didn't know the epic in any depth.
And perhaps that's one of the biggest reasons I was so impressed by this movie. Even without knowing the original story, I was completely drawn into its cinematic world.
Yes, there are a few weak points, and not everything worked perfectly for me. But honestly, I don't want to dwell on those shortcomings because the achievements, visual spectacle, performances, music, and overall ambition far outweigh them in my experience.
I genuinely bow to the entire cast and crew for attempting something of this magnitude.
MY VERDICT:
Technical side (VFX / CGI): 10/10
Cinematography: 10/10
Music / BGM: 9.5/10
Direction: 9.8/10
Overall rating: ⭐ 9.9/10
Worth a watch? 100% YES!
Best viewing experience: IMAX
Version watched: Hindi
Version I would love to watch next: Malayalam ❤️
Would I recommend it? ABSOLUTELY!
I loved this movie to the core. ❤️❤️❤️
A few imperfections cannot take away the brilliance of an experience that has impressed me this much.
To the entire cast and crew – I bow to your vision, dedication, and hard work.
RAMAYANA – A SPECTACLE. A CELEBRATION. AN EPIC!
JAI SHRI RAM! 🙏🚩❤️
Word of mouth is spreading like wildfire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥all over world , world audiences must watch it understand the Indian culture people traditions intelligence those days passed down till date and going on….🇮🇳
Is still the GOAT
I am not saying the movie is bad but these people are really overdoing it which will just badly affect the movie
However, long before this, a Japanese filmmaker named Yugo Sako, who was not born on Indian soil, developed a deep interest in our culture and history. He dedicated himself to bringing his interpretation of the Ramayana to the world, preserving its essence and incorporating an authentic Indian touch, with the help of Ram Mohan Sir.
Unfortunately, his efforts did not receive the recognition they truly deserved at the time. He and his entire team put tremendous effort into creating that film so that the world could experience India's rich cultural and historical heritage.
The benchmark Yugo Sako set through his 1993 animated film is exceptionally difficult to surpass, particularly in terms of artistic dedication and the process of filmmaking. That is why I consider it the greatest Ramayana adaptation of all time.
And if Yugo Sako were alive today, I believe he would have appreciated Namit Malhotra and Nitesh Tiwari's efforts to bring the Ramayana to a new generation.
But according to modern science it is 7000 to 10000+ years old history of RAMAYANA.
HARE KRISHNA 🪷🚩🙏❤️
The western dating of Indian civizilation is always flawed and suppressed especially in depciting it behind rest of world especially after persia and Anatolia .and when confronted with facts ,they have nothing to say.
Copper Beads dating 7000BCE ie; 8000 yrs ago from mehrgarh , part of undivided india are oldest use of Copper in the world and also cotton which was used to tie those beads in to necklace recording 1st known use of cotton in the world.
This proves that Indian Copper age started much before the rest of the world
in fact ramayana is considered by scholars to be first passed down orally from 400 BC untill the 2nd century AD when it was eventually written down.
unlike Odyssey which had existed in written form since 800 BC.
The literary form of ramayana only existed from 1800 ago IE. 200 AD.
just because you say so does not make it 14,000 years 😂😂😂😅😅😮
He is an Talented Actor
However, don't try to think this is a fair version if the original scripture because it is mostly yet another fan fiction-amalgamation movie. There are many versions of Raamaayana in literature over the past 1000s of years and in movies, in multiple Indian languages over the past 100 years.
Look at those giants and landscapes 🤡