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▲ 227 r/KollyGossips

*Ranbir ignoring Sai* when he was the one calling her to pose and even asked her to speak at the event.

Nice narrative building

u/Quaffy_duck — 17 days ago
▲ 10 r/u_105am_+1 crossposts

the marketing strategy behind yesterday's Ramayana x MrBeast event

Here’s why it actually makes sense that MrBeast hasn't posted a video yet. Yesterday’s event was just an early teaser to build buzz. If he drops a video today, the peak hype hits this week and completely fades away in a month. Big promotions are engineered to peak exactly 1to2 weeks before a release to drive advance ticket sales. On top of that, a standard MrBeast video takes months to edit, add VFX, and dub into multiple languages, so they're definitely holding it for the launch window.

u/105am_ — 18 days ago
▲ 34 r/RamayanaTheFilm

[New Sub Rule] Going forward rumours/ unofficial X / insta account posts as sources will NOT be allowed. ONLY official posts from Ramayana page.

Same as title.

All sources posts will be removed. Only official source from world of Ramayana will be quoted for source/ update.

reddit.com
u/Quaffy_duck — 18 days ago
▲ 69 r/worldoframayana+1 crossposts

It took a global team of 60 members and 2 years of research and work to build the cities of Ramayana- Subrata Chakraborty, production designer.

u/DhanajayMane — 1 month ago
▲ 123 r/RamayanaTheFilm

“Your biggest effort will be ignored and your smallest mistake will be amplified” - Nitesh Tiwari.

u/Quaffy_duck — 2 months ago
▲ 53 r/RamayanaTheFilm

DNEG gave this vfx to Brahmastra with 400 cr budget. All the heavy vfx scenes were shot in a studio. So you cannot comprehend the level Ramayana is going to pull.

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u/Quaffy_duck — 2 months ago
▲ 34 r/RamayanaTheFilm

For our real location lovers, this was shot in Lonavala, some time before trailer drop.

Source - Redding cream. Earlier it was silhouette shot as Lord Ram’s intro and now it has been replaced with this.

u/Quaffy_duck — 2 months ago
▲ 106 r/RamayanaTheFilm

Mohit describing the battle of Lord vs 14,000 rakshas. It was so brutal that by the end Lord Ram had cuts all over his body and was drenched in blood.

u/Quaffy_duck — 2 months ago