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▲ 147 r/RamayanaTheFilm

Ramayana is all set for an HISTORIC rollout in 4DX and Screen X formats, This is the First time an Indian movie is getting released in ScreenX worldwide (variety india)

u/_Jaskirat-SinghRangi — 3 days ago
▲ 418 r/RamayanaTheFilm

Ramayana Trailer Madness in China !!!!

Trailer crossed 400K Views with 2400 Comments in No time, Chinese Natives are even cursing their own filmmakers for not making their Epics at this Scale 🔥🔥

Chinese Netizens care calling it better than The Odyssey, The Madness is Unreal.

u/_Jaskirat-SinghRangi — 9 days ago
▲ 5 r/moctale

Those Who Have Watched Spider-man Brand New Day Can You Tell Me Which Movies To Watch Before I Watch Ittttt

I have watched till endgame and have watched all spiderman movies till now.

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u/_Jaskirat-SinghRangi — 11 days ago
▲ 6 r/RamayanaTheFilm

Why Shooting in a Real Jungle Could Hurt Ramayana’s VFX Immersion

For a movie this heavily dependent on VFX and CGI, shooting everything in a real jungle can actually create more problems.

Take the 14,000-demon battle—if Lord Rama uses the Vayu Astra, the surrounding trees, vegetation and ground would also have to react to the impact.

How would they show the aftermath in a real jungle? They obviously can't just damage or cut down trees for a scene.

That's why a controlled environment makes more sense. It gives the VFX team complete freedom to create the environment and its destruction without limitations. And if they mix real jungle footage with CGI environments, differences in lighting, textures, atmosphere, etc. can become noticeable and hurt immersion.

Even Avatar relied heavily on controlled environments instead of simply filming everything in a real jungle. So IMO, there's a reason the makers chose this approach. Trust the process.

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u/_Jaskirat-SinghRangi — 12 days ago
▲ 58 r/RamayanaTheFilm

Ramayana is going to release on 6th November with previews from 5th November all over the world. Ramayana will not release in India on 8th November, It will release on 6th November only.

u/_Jaskirat-SinghRangi — 13 days ago