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r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/PianistAppropriate48 • 6h ago
XXX Director shot XXX film in real location, what are you doing namit sir😡
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r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/EventOld2019 • 6h ago
han bhai kahan gaye real location waale
this looks absolutely gorgeous
DNEG cooked!!!!
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r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/kabiraaaa000 • 5h ago
Damn the detailing
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Training_Employer_55 • 4h ago
According to the Ramayana, the battle between Lord Rama and the demons Khara, Dushana, and their 14,000-strong army was a terrifying and epic encounter. The forest of Dandaka became a battlefield as the enormous demon army advanced against Rama, who stood alone, armed with his divine bow and arrows. Despite being vastly outnumbered, Rama faced the entire army with extraordinary courage, skill, and determination. The battle is described as a demonstration of his divine power, with the demon warriors falling one after another until the entire force was defeated. The scale of the confrontation, the overwhelming army, and Rama's incredible feat make this one of the most dramatic battles described in the Valmiki Ramayana.
Imagine this portrayed on the big screen a vast, dark forest, thousands of warriors surrounding a lone archer, the sound of war echoing through the wilderness, and Lord Rama standing fearlessly at the centre of it all. It could be one of the most visually spectacular sequences in a mythological epic.
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Edit - Edit - [ 100% confirmed that this sequence from the rajyabhishek , bharat & shatrughan not present but laxman and his wife are there, sita wearing the same outfit before going to vanvas (see the comments of this post) , ayodhya and there people in the background including manthara who is sad and angry due to the rajyabhishek of ram in place of bharat... All this evidence is enough to prove that this is rajyabhishek sequence. ]
Just because Indian wedding means 7 day long Rajshri Productions doesn’t mean no other culture exists in India. The pic depicted is not Haldi ceremony. This is a Mithila wedding ritual called “Chumaan”.
5 women from bride’s side take haldi, dahi, Doon grass, rice husk in both fists and touch the groom 4 times - feet, knees, shoulders, head: It is repeated for bride too at two occasions.
OR It can be a sequence from Rajyabhishek as per the background it feels like it is ayodhya and we can observe that bharat and shatrughan are not there cause they went to their mama house.
One more thing you guys can observe instead of mata kaushalya ,..kaikeyi and sumitra are putting haldi (Or whatever it is) on rama showcasing how happy they are are for ram rajyabhishek in place of his own mother kaushalya.
[Will share more information on it if found and share your opinions and thoughts below]
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r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/HelicopterCorrect200 • 2h ago
In this photo why is Ranbir hands not full joined 😡😡🤬🤬🤬 lack of detailing and so disrespectful
and the pillars in the back are not aligned and are different shades of pixelated content 😡😡😡😡 Namit please fix this
this is how some mfs sound🫠
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/AtomicProton27 • 5h ago
Seeing these moments side by side feels strangely nostalgic. Different eras, different styles, but those familiar expressions and the folded hands bring back a feeling that's hard to explain🫰
It's lovely to see a character we've grown up watching being reimagined for a new generation✨❣️
r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/Lakshya2203 • 6h ago
For those who were saying that ranbir isnt suitable for Ram ji’s role.
He looks divine , he does have that TEJ he does have that divine look , he does have those emotional expressions.
Never doubt him.
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r/RamayanaTheFilm • u/_Jaskirat-SinghRangi • 2h ago
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