00:10Film maker Ram Gopal Verma is all praised for Nitesh Tiwari's magnum opus Ramayana.
00:16After watching the film, RJV shared a detailed review on social media,
00:21calling it much more than just a devotional film. He described it as a devotional force,
00:27saying that audience don't simply walk out after watching a film, but leave after living an
00:33unforgettable experience. Sharing his thought, RJV Roar,
00:38The Ramayana is not a devotional film, it is a devotional force. He further praised the film's
00:43portrayal of Lord Ram, describing him as a man who knowingly chooses to face destruction rather than
00:51step away from his path. According to the filmmaker, what makes this cinematic adaption
00:56stand out is its bold storytelling, powerful visuals and the way it moves forward without
01:02constantly explaining itself. RJV also highlighted some powerful performances from the film.
01:09Praising Ranbir Kapoor, he especially mentioned the sequence after Sita's abduction,
01:15where Ram stands inside the empty ashram, silently processing his loss. He appreciated Yath's intense
01:22portrayal, saying that his character represents a mind that has already accepted the consequences
01:29of its decisions. He also applauds Anupam Kher's performance as Jatai, describing his final fight,
01:36despite his broken wings as a powerful display of determination and sacrifice.
01:42But RJV didn't stop as praising the film, he also took a sharp dig at its negative critics.
01:49Addressing the entire team, he wrote, treat any and all negative critics of this film as barking
01:56street dogs against the elephantine effort you all put in to create this magnified piece of wonder.
02:03He concluded by saluting everyone involved in bringing this ambitious project to life.
02:09RJV's strong reaction has now grabbed attention, sparking fresh conversation around Ramayana on social media.
02:19RJV's strong this project, which is a pro-
02:19progressive act of wanting to drink this cold, but we're gonna throw the wind up and
