Yash has asked audiences to support Ramayana rather than focus on minor visual-effects shortcomings, as the film moves closer to release. He made the appeal at a special event in Hyderabad, where he spoke about the scale of the project and the effort behind it.
Advance booking for the film began on Dussehra. Ramayana is planned as a pan-India release and is also being positioned for a major international rollout, making audience response important across language markets.
Yash defends the effort behind the film
The film is produced by Namit Malhotra, whose company DNEG is known for its visual-effects work. DNEG has worked on films associated with Christopher Nolan, Marvel and DC. Malhotra has received 8 Oscars for his work.
Those details have raised expectations around Ramayana's visuals. At the same time, some viewers have criticised the film's VFX, arguing that the effects do not appear world-class. Yash responded by asking people not to judge the project only through small perceived flaws.
He said the opportunity to create a film of this kind would not come repeatedly. Yash also argued that losing producers such as Malhotra could set the Indian film industry back by years. According to the actor, Malhotra began the project with the right intentions and has remained open to criticism, corrections and suggestions while trying to improve the film.
Yash urged fans to watch Ramayana with an open mind instead of approaching it with a fixed opinion. His appeal focused on giving the complete film a chance rather than isolating individual elements such as VFX.
Appeal to India's film industries
The actor also addressed audiences and film industries across the country. He named the Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil and Hindi industries while asking them to come together if they liked the film.
Yash said a positive response could help take Indian cinema to audiences around the world. His message framed Ramayana as a project that could bring together viewers from different language markets, provided they connect with the finished film.
Yash is also serving as a producer on Ramayana alongside Malhotra. He is set to play Ravana in the film. Ranbir Kapoor plays Lord Ram, while Sai Pallavi plays Sita. Nitesh Tiwari is directing the project.
The film's immediate milestones are its advance booking and approaching release. Its international plans, prominent cast and association with DNEG have already made its visual presentation a central part of audience discussion.
Conclusion
Yash's message is for viewers to assess Ramayana with an open mind, support the effort behind the film and consider its wider potential across India's language industries and global audiences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What did Yash ask audiences to do?
He asked viewers not to focus on minor VFX issues and to watch Ramayana with an open mind.
Q. When did advance booking begin?
Advance booking began on Dussehra.
Q. Who is producing Ramayana?
Namit Malhotra is producing the film, with Yash also working as a producer.
Q. Which company is associated with the film's VFX work?
DNEG, the company associated with Namit Malhotra, is handling the film's visual-effects association.
Q. Who are the main cast members?
Ranbir Kapoor plays Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi plays Sita and Yash plays Ravana.
Q. Who is directing Ramayana?
Nitesh Tiwari is directing the film.
