Ram Gopal Varma Heaps Praises On Namit Malhotra’s Ramayana

It is well known that Bollywood’s latest release Ramayana hit theatres on 5th November and is running successfully in the theatres. Along with its ensemble cast, the film’s grand-scale VFX have also impressed the audience. Thus, this movie joined 500 crore club today and is slowly marching towards a bigger milestone. Already most of the ace actors heaped praises on Ramayana and were totally impressed with director Nitesh Tiwar’s taking and engaging storyline. Even ace filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma joined the bandwagon and appreciated the whole team for their amazing work.

RGV dropped two long posts on his Twitter page and congratulated Ramayana team stating that they left a legacy…

This post reads, “The #Ramayana is not a devotional film. It is a devotional force.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 still willfully chooses to walk into it.

The rise is not of a kingdom. It is of a mind that challenges weakness. Every frame carries the weight of someone who has burned the old rules and is now moving only by the logic of power . The violence is not spectacle. It is the clarity of consequences

What separates this from every other cinematic telling is that In a time when most films are still wary to move , this one simply moves. It does not explain itself. That is why it hits harder than anything that has come before it.

You do not leave the film having watched a story. You leave it after living an experience

Ranbir In the sequence after Sita’s abduction, when he stands in the empty ashram and simply looks at the place where she was, the camera holds long enough to show that grief has already been converted into a arithmetic

Yash does not play opposition. He plays the mind that has already accepted what it decided to destroy. In the long confrontation before the final night, when he speaks to Ram across the open ground with no army between them, he does not raise his voice. He simply states the price. The face never flinches. The body never shifts.

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in Jatayu’s interception of the pushpak is not an act of mere loyalty. Wings half broken, bloodied, he keeps on coming because the mind has not yet accepted what the body is telling it. When he falls, the camera stays on the face. There is no cry. There is only the last argument continuing behind the eyes after his wings have stopped. That is not sacrifice. That is a man who understood the only rule left is to continue until you cannot.

All in all I want to say this to each and everyone of all the greats who collaborated to make this great film is to treat any and all negative critics of this film as barking street dogs against the elephantine effort you all put in to create this magnifique piece of WONDER”.

This post reads, “Among all the Ramanayas I have read , heard and seen, Namit Malhotra’s Ramayana rises miles above the others who now feel like just a few inches tall in comparison ..In the days to come , all the other authors and makers whoever wrote or whatever they did throughout the ages with that historic epic , will be now relegated to become tiny foot notes in history books and only the name of @malhotra_namitwill shine high up in the sky. His name will live as long as Ramayana will live which will be obviously forever. Hey @malhotra_namityou din’t just make a film .. you left us a LEGACY”.

Well, RGV is all set to make his comeback with an intense cop drama.

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