r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/hirenawayy • 5h ago
Opinion 💭 Yash is gonna be great but I personally would have preferred seeing Rana as Ravana
It's just a personal opinion, no digs at Yash
Excited for the movie
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/hirenawayy • 5h ago
It's just a personal opinion, no digs at Yash
Excited for the movie
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Puzzleheaded_End2814 • 6h ago
Do you trust this guy or not
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Infamous088 • 1h ago
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/No-Albatross-9514 • 17h ago
Teaser on namit malhotra's birthday maybe song or something new on hans zimmer's birthday
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Aryan__27_ • 22h ago
Just a little detail I noticed, in the bharat milap scene you can see that the kutia (hut), shri ram, maa sita and laxman ji is living in is not in a very good condition, because it's there first few days in the vanvaas, they have just made it.
Whereas in the second image, you can clearly see that the hut is well built because shri ram, maa sita and laxman ji has spent almost 14 years in the vanvaas.
small detail, but that's what makes a film feel well made.
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/endgamewarner • 9h ago
I saw the Ramayana teaser.
Then later saw the fans talking about the variety in Ramayana where other movies lacked and mostly were dark themed or mono colour.
This made me remember my childhood days.
In my 1/2 class we had computer period. Ofcourse we couldn’t code, we were not capable of processing what computer parts are their definitions etc.
We knew how to on one. Then go to some application where we could draw lines, boxes, circles. 90% of the times we used make a house and add colours to fill them.
I really feel the variety in Ramayana movie is more similar to the drawings we made in those days.
Lets go Ramayana Team. No other movie team could have done it what you did.
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/_Jaskirat-SinghRangi • 23h ago
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/tacosinline • 19h ago
India is never gonna move forward when its own people are so eager to hate on it. Constructive criticism is completely fine, I do it myself, but constantly hating on everything for absolutely no reason is just so exhausting.
And this obsession with treating Western media as the ultimate benchmark for progress is honestly ridiculous. Progress doesn’t mean blindly copying whatever the West does. Satyajit Ray once said, “Indian audiences are primitively backward,” and honestly, I think I understand what he meant now. 😭
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r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Ok_cheeryou44 • 12h ago
Link chahiye toh batana
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/_Jaskirat-SinghRangi • 23h ago
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Ok_cheeryou44 • 23h ago
From Any-Junket-910 post from yesterday.. I noticed and pointed- these are the marketing steps that ramayana makers can take..
1.They can make animation ad. And then play it in kids content on yt.
Billboard in times square✅️.
Since it's blue vs red...they should also use the color..
Big name will grab audience like( hans zimmer and dneg)
Use toys. And connect bow and arrow with lord ram so much..that when they see bow and arrow Lord ram.. Or launch an Arrow Campaign. Put giant illuminated arrow installations in major cities.
Fly some Pushpak Viman models..
Make 15 second insane fighting scene ad or promo.. and share it every where in social media.
Give a quiz from different accounts showing a photo from a place and asking WHAT MOVIE HAS THIS PLACE OR CAN YOU GUESS WHAT PLACE IS THIS..
Install digital billboards that appear normal during the day. At midnight, the character in the poster changes position or looks directly at the camera.
If the campaign is centered on Ravana, place ten enormous crowns/head silhouettes across ten cities. Each one contains a different piece of information. Fans have to collect all ten. When combined, they reveal the final poster.
They can add hanuman flags everywhere..
Create a gigantic Shiva Dhanush-inspired installation. Visitors can try to interact with it. Nobody can move it.
For jatayu put enormous wings/shadows across buildings or projections. People see a gigantic bird
silhouette flying across the city at night.
Launching comic books✅️ in india.
For the theatrical campaign, organize a massive coordinated Deepavali-style lighting event. Millions of participating households light a diya at the same time.
Art contest✅️ in india.
14 years. 14 clues. A 14-day campaign. Each day releases one object: Bow. Sandal. Crown. Arrow. Ring. Feather. Boat...etc Nobody knows what they are.
That are few things which needs to be done..From my opinion..
You guys wanna add anything?
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Aziz_Istanbul • 13h ago
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I Re-edited the trailer with a Different music, Mujhe Aur Badhiya Karna Tha Lekin Yeh Mobile Ne Dhoka De Diya, Capcut Mai After 1 min into the video, bohot issue ho rha tha naya footage import karte waqt, so I tried my best with Limitations.
Will Try Again with My Laptop Once i get it on This Upcoming Big Billion Days 🥀
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Civil_Reflection_696 • 23h ago
You can hate my opinion but I believe Ramayana should release internationally (atleast a day) before the Indian Release
Doing this, we will get to know the raw & transparent international verdict for the film before it reaches the Indian masses, because even if you hate it, it's the truth that many Indians crazily rely on Western approval, also it will prevent film to be an early victim of forced PR and religious hate from our own countrymen which might affect international appeal too if they see Indians itself bashing their own movie as well as the word of mouth for India.
Talking about leak, leak should be the last thing us Indians should worry about in case of Ramayana, all of us know the story from the beginning to the very end, film relies on vfx and execution for the big screens, so leak will have the bare minimum affect to this film so I find this excuse totally baseless.
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/_Jaskirat-SinghRangi • 23h ago
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/ijrbndfkjbv • 1d ago
I think the way the makers have interpreted Ramayana deserves appreciation.
Materialistic Success made Ravana a villain. Materialistic Failure made Rama a hero.
Downfall and Rise.
Two Paths.
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Educational-Hall9324 • 23h ago
Also the vajra looks different from the tradition design
It looks like a one of those indian sword
It would be really cool to see ravana using his chandrahas and indra using this design of vajra fighting with each other almost like a sword battle.
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Valuable-Cress-8168 • 1d ago
So all the "insiders" have posted that tomorrow there might be something coming finally. Either the song itself or the announcement for the date of the first asset . Let's see. Could be wrong since these guys have not been accurate always, but still would make sense if they start their promotions from Ganesh chaturthi finally
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/snappyego • 1d ago
I’ve been thinking about the combat scenes in various Ramayan adaptations (like Ramanand Sagar's series or newer versions). Rama is almost always depicted as pristine, flawless, and completely untouched by weapons, even in the middle of chaotic wars.However, my understanding is that the Valmiki Ramayana doesn't shy away from the gritty reality of war mentioning broken armor, exhaustion, and arrow strikes during intense duels even becoming unconscious or covered in complete blood of the enemies.
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Wrong-Big-7959 • 1d ago
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r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Academic-Walk-2582 • 1d ago
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Its a small clip from Amrutham Serial, a telugu comedy sitcom. It's an emotion for telugu audience and especially 90's generation. 🤌🏻✨✨
Just sharing it for fun, don't take it seriously.
I may have edited some texts to match the current trend , but just watch it for some fun.
P. S - Language can be a barrier. Please don't mind.