Ramayana Top 5 Scenes Ranked: From Jatayu’s Battle To Yash’s Ten Head Split! (Photo Credit: Instagram) Ever since director Nitesh Tiwari’s magnum opus Ramayana: Part 1 exploded onto the big screen, post-theater discussions have been dominated by one fierce debate: Which scene truly defines the soul and visual spectacle of this cinematic epic? The audiences have unanimously described one scene as the grandest – Jatayu and Ravana’s fight! But this mythological epic starring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, Ravie Dubey, and Yash is much more than this one scene, which is the most talked-about visual spectacle from the 3-hour-15-minute film! Some films you watch, and some films you argue about. Ramayana: Part 1 has become the second kind. Days after its release, my timeline, my office, and even my family WhatsApp group are divided over one question: which scene is the best? It’s easy to see why. The film runs 195 minutes, and that’s a lot of ro...
Ramayana Characters’ Review: Anupam Kher’s Jatayu, Ravie Dubey’s Lakshman & Sharad Kelkar’s Ravana Rule, But Sunny Deol Had Me In Only 3 Seconds! [Opinion]
Ramayana Character Review: Anupam Kher’s Jatayu, Ravie Dubey’s Lakshman On Point! (Photo Credit: Instagram) Ever since Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana arrived in the theaters, everyone has been talking about the big three: Yash as Ravana, Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, and Sai Pallavi as Devi Sita. But an epic like this also lives in its characters: the king who must choose his vow, the queen who falls for a trap, the prince who follows the duties of a brother, the vulture who dies for friendship. The scale and casting of this grand film is its biggest USP. The true triumph of this mythological milestone lies far beyond its primary trio. Casting director Mukesh Chhabra and Nitesh Tiwari have constructed an ensemble so meticulously detailed that no character looks secondary and even with a minute appearance leaves a strong imprint. From emotional voice performances to high-octane cameos, the cast elevates the film from a standard big-budget spectacle into a cinematic cele...