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‘No actor can do greater justice’: Internet goes wild over Yash’s 10-headed Ravana The Ramayana

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November 5, 2026
'No actor can do greater justice': Internet goes wild over Yash's 10-headed Ravana The Ramayana

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of Nitesh Tiwari The Ramayana Part 1 has been released in theatres, and Yash’s portrayal of Ravana has been one of the most talked about aspects of the film so far. Critics have been impressed with his performance, and most importantly, the portrayal of Ravana’s 10 heads has made the audience rave about how well the makers have portrayed it.

Internet reactions

One user wrote, “The 10-headed image of Ravana is brilliantly rendered by the makers! Each head represents a different aspect of human nature: Lust, Anger, Greed, Moha, Mada, Matsarya, Manas, Buddhi, Chit and Ego. What a wonderful visual story! Nitesh and Yash.”

Another person commented, “10 HEAD SEQUENCE. The way they have designed and shown it is a masterpiece. @TheNameIsYash’s acting is next level. I don’t think any other actor of the current generation in Indian cinema could have done a better justice to Ravana.”

“That 10-HEAD sequence is visual cinema at its absolute peak. @TheNameIsYash elevates the role of Ravana to a level that no one else in modern Indian cinema can ever match. Incredible screen presence. #Ramayan #Yash #YashBoss #Ravana,” another user wrote.

“Ravana’s 10-headed sequence was intense and powerful. The Jatayu-Ravana fight sequence is also out of this world. Much respect #RamayanaMovie #Ramayan #Ramayana,” said another fan.

“Second half – Ravana-Jatayu sequence is one of the greatest cinematic marvels ever exhibited in Indian cinema. 10 heads of Ravana – Yash outdoes himself here. Ranbir and his eyes – wow, wow, what an actor when it comes to emoting. Don’t miss the credits! Watch it on the big screen, nowhere else!” Another user mentioned.

Taken on a 10-head portrait of Yash

Earlier in an interview Review NationYash talked about his character Ravana’s 10 heads in the film. He was asked about the different voices and personas he adopted for all the 10 chiefs.

Sharing the process behind how the scene was conceived, Yash said, “When Nitesh sir and I were discussing it, we knew how to play the scene. Different characters have to come up because we have those different personalities inside us. No matter how we present ourselves to the world, we have those dilemmas in our minds. Sometimes we are very weak, sometimes we are very vulnerable and sometimes we are very vulnerable. These different thought processes exist in everyone, so we wanted our interpretation to be very unique and special.”

He added, “The idea of that scene was to bring out that dilemma in the most natural way. The physical form was just a backdrop because Ravana is written as a man with ten heads, which means ten personalities within him. I wanted each one to have a different voice. I could have played it in one voice, but I started imagining that each personality could speak like that or look like that. I was very much an artist, producer, director, producer-director. He gave me that space and asked me how I wanted to play it.”

Also, Yash explained that some qualities were shown earlier, and he retained them. It was the rest that the actor imagined himself. He also mentioned how technically challenging the sequence was to shoot, taking around six to seven days to complete.

10-head emblem logo for The Ramayana

Yash’s production house, Monster Mind Creations, has gone viral amid discussions about how well Ravana’s 10-head sequence has been portrayed on screen.

Viewers have seen visual marketing embedded within the production company’s opening title animation. In the theatrical print, the standard lone monster head in the logo dramatically splits and multiplies into 10, surrounded by fire and smoke.

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Fans and viewers are amazed at how this creative strategy represents the 10 heads of Ravana and the 10 complex personalities associated with the character in the film.

about The Ramayana

4,000 crore has been budgeted. The Ramayana Touted to be the biggest release of the year.

The film is slated to release in two parts, with the first installment slated for a worldwide release on November 5, 2026, ahead of Diwali, while the second part is slated for Diwali 2028.

Apart from Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, Sunny Deol, Ravi Dubey and Yash have played lead roles in the film.

Also read this | What is missing from it of the Ramayana English version? Says Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash


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