Singer Badshah is moved by the film 'Ramayana', noting the emotionality of Jatayu's scene

The film 'Ramayana,' starring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, and Ravi Dubey, is set to be released on November 5th. On the evening before the premiere in Mumbai, screenings of the film took place, attended not only by the stars of the movie but also by other industry figures. Content creator and actor Ashish Chanchlani also watched the film and shared his opinion on the social network X, highly praising the picture.

According to Ashish, 'Ramayana' will become a historic blockbuster. He highly praised the actors' work, noting that the scale of the film is truly grand. The film features stunt scenes unseen before in Indian cinema. However, the main strength of the film lies not only in its impressive visual effects and grandeur but also in the outstanding direction of Nitish Tiwari, who controls every frame completely, preventing the film from weakening in any part.

The casting is called perfect: Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, and Yash demonstrated magnificent performances in their roles. Ravi Dubey stood out particularly brightly in the role of Lakshman, and the scenes with him dedicated to Lakshman were quite engaging. Nevertheless, Ashish admitted the presence of minor technical flaws in the film. He mentioned that some aging effects in night scenes look somewhat unnatural, but light editing allows one to ignore them without much attention.

The risks taken by DNEG and Namit Malhotra regarding this project have paid off. Every action scene is more powerful than the last, and no one can stop this film from becoming a historic blockbuster. Ashish advised viewers to watch the film exclusively on a big screen, warning against forming opinions based on leaked videos or consuming pirated content, as the picture was made specifically for the big screen.

In conclusion, upon seeing the battle scene between Jatayu and Ravana, he experienced strong emotions and started crying, calling these moments very captivating. In another post, Ashish called Ranbir perfect and a perfectionist, and Yash's presence 'fiery.' His review caused even greater excitement among fans, who believe the film will be a sensation on Diwali day. Viewers are extremely interested in how Ranbir will embody the character of Rama.

Ahead of the global release of the film 'Ramayana' featuring Ranbir Kapoor, Sunil Lehra, who played Lakshman in the series Ramayan Sagar, shared his thoughts on the project. As he is part of a cult series that viewers still remember, the public wanted to know his opinion on the 4000 crore film.

Sunil Lehra stated that he has not seen the film yet, but he is not entirely satisfied with the music. Nevertheless, he expressed complete trust in director Nitish Tiwari. The actor posted a greeting video on Instagram: 'Jai Ram Ji, friends.' He noted that 'Ramayana,' directed by Nitish Tiwari, will soon be presented to the audience. When many asked him to share his opinion on the film, he replied that perhaps he himself was once part of the 'Ramayana,' but times have changed. He emphasized that he is neither a scholar nor a participant in this epic, so his reaction is limited. However, he stated that this epic is not only culture and heritage for Indians but also for all global humanity, and everyone should take care of this treasure, expressing full confidence in this.

Furthermore, Sunil Lehra mentioned that Nitish Tiwari is a very good director who has previously created many quality films, and that all artists associated with this project are highly competent and, working together, have created an excellent film. He stressed that in such an epic, music plays a critically important role, acting as a kind of foundation. However, among the compositions he listened to, some songs caused him some disappointment. He understands that the music should reflect the local flavor of Mithila or Ayodhya. Although he is not involved in the production, as a careful listener, he shares his observations.

Criticism of the songs in the film 'Ramayana' has been raised before; for example, the song Mangal Rang attracted attention because listeners perceived it as a form of qawwali. Since A. R. Rahman composed the music for the film, he is also facing strong criticism. It will be interesting to see what public reaction emerges after the film's release, which is scheduled for November 5.