At a time when there is a lot of discussion about Nitesh Tiwari The Ramayana With its Rs 4,000 crore budget and revolving around visual effects, Salman Khan has a different approach. The actor believes that a film based on an epic should be discussed for bringing its story and characters to life, rather than discussing its production costs and VFX.
Speaking at the trailer launch of his upcoming film Motherland: War can live in peaceSalman Khan was asked about the buzz going around. The Ramayana. The actor clarified that he would rather focus himself on the epic.
“I wonder The story of Ramayana should be based on Ramayana. VFX and production costs equally. I think this narration is 4000 (budget of Ramayana). And VFX, VFX, VFX. I don’t think it’s right,” Salman said.
He added, “That’s all I think The pain of the Ramayana should be on the Ramayana. – Rama, Ravana, Sita.”
Salman also drew parallels between the qualities associated with Lord Ram and the protagonist of his own film, motherland Pointing out that the character of Rama was defined by many qualities that went beyond his identity as a warrior, the actor said, “Speak of Rama, of his qualities. The hero of the motherland has all the qualities of Rama.“
Salman said that Lord Ram was a good son, a good husband, a good father and a good warrior. According to the actor, the central character in motherland Possessor of these qualities.
This comment of Salman has come amid a lot of expectations around Ramayana, Directed by Nitesh Tiwari and features Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana. The ambitious two-part cinematic adaptation has been one of the most talked about Indian film projects, with its scale, reported budget, casting and visual effects often the subject of public debate.
Meanwhile, Salman Khan’s C Motherland: War can live in peace has also generated interest as the actor returns to a film focusing on the human cost of war. With his comments, Salman has brought the conversation back to what he believes should be at the heart of the Ramayana adaptation: the story, its characters and the values they represent.
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