SS Rajamouli, who has taken Indian Cinema to the global stage with Baahubali and RRR, has joined the growing list of admirers of Ramayana. Starring Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi, the Nitesh Tiwari directorial released today and is receiving appreciation for its visual grandeur and ambitious retelling of the Indian epic.

Rajamouli watched the film and shared his thoughts on social media. He wrote, "#Ramayana… the sheer scale of the film and the visuals on the big screen are spectacular to watch. Ranbir as Rama, especially from the Vanavasam onwards, is serene yet magnificent."

Continuing he stated, "Yash brings a menacing presence as Ravana, while Sai Pallavi is graceful as Sita. The pre-climax and climax… loved every bit of it. Congratulations @malhotra_namit @niteshtiwari22 and the entire team on bringing such an ambitious vision so beautifully to the screen."

Produced by Namit Malhotra, Yash and DNEG, Ramayana is envisioned as a global cinematic presentation of India's greatest epic. Coming from a filmmaker whose own films have played a major role in taking Indian stories to international audiences, Rajamouli's appreciation is a significant recognition for the entire team.

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With positive word of mouth and audiences appreciating its visual spectacle, Ramayana is expected to make a major impact at the global box office. The movie is set to create a box office tsunami as the appreciation is piling up further from corners. 

Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman have scored for the film. While their soundtracks are not receiving anticipated appreciation, they did a splendid job in maintaining the mood, state audiences. Overall, audiences verdict for the film is positive and over the Diwali weekend, it could spring in many surprises. 

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