of Nitesh Tiwari The Ramayana The entire film industry is being praised. Joining the list of celebrities is Ram Gopal Varma, who recently shared a detailed review of the film.

The filmmaker called the film a powerful experience that goes beyond the traditional devotional film. Taking upThe Ramayana Not a devotional film. It is a devotional power. The hero is not a blue god floating above the story. He is a man who has already seen the end of the world and yet willfully chooses to come to it. “

Focusing on the character arcs, Ram Gopal Varma shared, “The rise is not of a state, it is of a mind that challenges weakness. Every frame is the weight of someone who has burned away the old rules and is now moving forward only with the logic of power. Violence is not a spectacle, it is the clarity of consequences.”

The filmmaker mentioned Ranbir Kapoor’s portrayal of Lord Rama, especially in the sequence after Sita’s abduction. “In the sequence after Ranbir’s abduction of Sita, when he stands in the empty ashram and just stares at the place where she was, the camera lingers long enough to show that the grief has already turned into an arithmetic,” he wrote.

#Ramayana is not a devotional film. It is a devotional power. The hero is not a blue god floating above the story. He is a man who has already seen the end of the world and yet willfully chooses to go into it. The rise is not of a state. It is a mind that challenges weakness. Every frame carries the weight of someone who has burned away the old rules and is now moving forward only through the logic of power. Violence is not a spectacle. It’s the clarity of the results that separates it from every other cinematic statement that at a time when most movies are still conscious of going, it just moves. It does not explain itself. So it hits harder than anything that came before it. You don’t leave the movie after seeing the story. You leave it after living an experience Ranbir In the sequence after Sita’s abduction, when he stands in the empty ashram and looks only at the place where she was, the camera lingers long enough to show that grief has already been transformed into arithmetic, Yash doesn’t play resistance. He plays the mind that has already accepted what he has decided to destroy. In the long confrontation before the final night, when he speaks to Rama in the open field with no army between them, he does not raise his voice. He just tells the price. The face never bends. The body never changes. @AnupamPkher Pushpak’s intervention in Jatayu is not just an act of loyalty. Wings half broken, bloody, they keep coming because the mind has not yet accepted what the body is saying. When he falls, the camera stays on his face. There is no crying. Only the last argument continues behind the eyes after his wings stop. This is not a sacrifice. This is someone who understands that the only rule left is that you can’t release. All in all I want to say that all the great people who collaborated to make this great movie should treat any and all negative critics of this movie like street dogs barking against the elephant efforts you all put in to make this wonderful piece of wonder??????????????????????????????

— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) November 9, 2026

According to him, Yash does not play the role of the opposition. “He plays Mana who has already accepted what he has decided to destroy,” said the filmmaker, “In the long confrontation before the final night, when he talks to Rama in the open field, there is no army between them, he doesn’t raise his voice, he just tells the price.

Ram Gopal Varma also praised Anupam Kher’s effective portrayal of Jatayu, noting that the fight is “not just an act of loyalty.” Emphasizing how the character keeps moving with “wings half broken, bloody”, the director noted that this is because “the mind has not yet accepted what the body is saying. When he falls, the camera stays on the face, there is no crying. Only the last argument continues behind the eyes after his wings close. It is not a sacrifice,” he shared.

He concluded the review by sharing, “All in all, I want to say this to all the great people who contributed to this great film: Treat any and all negative critics of this film like street dogs barking against an elephant trying.”

Ramayana Part I It stars Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, Sai Pallavi, Ravi Dubey, Rakul Preet Singh, Lara Dutta, and Arun Govil in lead roles. The second part of the film is scheduled to release in 2028.

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