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Yash Says Audiences Will Relate to Both Rama and Ravana in Upcoming Ramayana Film

Published 2026-11-02

Yash Says Audiences Will Relate to Both Rama and Ravana in Upcoming Ramayana Film | Integri News

Actor Yash has said that audiences will be able to relate to both Rama and Ravana in the upcoming film Ramayana. He also described the present as the right time to show Indian cinema to the world.

The film is directed by Nitesh Tiwari and produced by Namit Malhotra's company, Prime Focus Studios. It is a two-part cinematic adaptation of the Hindu epic, which tells the story of Lord Rama, his wife Sita, and their long journey and battles. The Ramayana is one of the most important texts in Hindu tradition and has been retold many times in books, television and films across India and other countries.

In his comments, Yash said that the characters in the story are not only heroes or villains. Viewers, he suggested, will be able to understand the feelings and choices of both Rama and Ravana. He also said that this is a good moment for Indian films to reach audiences outside the country, as more people around the world are watching movies made in India.

The project is one of the large-scale Indian productions planned to bring traditional stories to a global audience. More details about the release dates and cast are expected to be announced as the production continues.

Sources: Hindustan Times

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