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In the history of Indian cinema, whenever there is talk of bringing epics to the big screen, the expectations of the audience reach sky high. The much awaited film of director Nitesh Tiwari and producer Namit Malhotra. ‘Ramayanam: Part 1’ (Ramayana: Part 1) It has finally been released in theaters globally. Created in collaboration with Oscar-winning VFX studio DNEG, the film is not only an epic rendition of Indian mythological faith, but is also an unmatched amalgamation of visual effects (CGI) and cinematic grandeur that has raised the bar of Indian cinema across the world. When this story unfolds on the big screen, the audience experiences a magical confluence of modern technology and passionate Sanatan culture.
#1 Nitesh Tiwari’s skillful direction and grand world building
Every person in the country and the world is well aware of the original story of Ramayana. In such a situation, the biggest challenge before Nitish Tiwari was to present this immortal story in such a way that the audience could not take their eyes off the screen even for a moment. Nitish Tiwari has fulfilled this challenge very well. From the royal splendor of Ayodhya to the rugged forests of Dandakaranya and the golden walls of Lanka, his visionary vision and dedication is clearly visible in every frame. He has struck a perfect balance between pristine Indian decorum and cutting-edge international technology (like 3D and IMAX visuals). The screenplay of the film is tight and every scene contains the essence of devotion, sacrifice and bravery.
#1 On the acting front, Ranbir’s brilliance, Yash’s fierceness and Sai Pallavi’s gentleness.
The film proves to be a masterclass from an acting point of view:
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Ranbir Kapoor (Prabhu Shri Ram): Ranbir Kapoor’s performance as Maryada Purushottam Ram is cool, grand and extremely impressive. The divine sparkle in his eyes and passionate dialogue delivery directly touch the hearts of the audience.
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Yash (Lankapati Ravana): ‘KGF’ fame Yash has taken the screen by storm as soon as he appeared on the screen in the role of Ravana. His extremely fierce looks, huge personality and dominance are the biggest highlights of the film. His screen presence as Ravana seems to be of Hollywood level.
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Sai Pallavi (Mata Sita): The innocence and expression in the eyes of Sai Pallavi in the pure and dignified form of Mother Sita wins the heart. She presents a beautiful balance of self-respect and devotion in her character.
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Ravi Dubey and other supporting actors: Ravi Dubey has made an excellent debut in the playful yet dedicated and fierce form of Laxman. Apart from this, Arun Govil as King Dasharatha, Lara Dutta as Kaikeyi, Rakul Preet Singh as Shurpanakha and Anupam Kher in the voice-over/performing role of Jatayu have breathed life into the entire story.
#1 Jatayu-Ravana war and Hollywood level VFX created history
The technical aspect and visual effects of the film are so spectacular that they are being compared to world famous films like ‘The Lord of the Rings’. The biggest climax and action block of the film—‘Ravan vs Jatayu’ (Jatayu vs Ravana War) The war scene has emerged as the most devastating and eye-watering scene in the history of Indian cinema. This war taking place in the sky has been shown in such a realistic manner that the audience is forced to applaud in the theatre. Hans Zimmer and A.R. The background score and music of AR Rahman increases the impact of every scene manifold. Dalip Singh Dosanjh’s (Diljit Dosanjh) Hanuman Chalisa playing with the end credits gives goosebumps in the hall.
#1 Final Verdict: A historical and cultural marvel of the big screen
Overall, ‘Ramayanam: Part 1’ is not just a film, but it is a magical experience (visual spectacle) to be seen on the big screen for every Indian and global audience. Barring a few minor pacing issues, the film 100% succeeds in leaving its mark. If you want to witness Indian history, mythology and modern world-class cinema, then don’t miss watching it in IMAX or your nearest 3D cinema.