Ram Gopal Varma Lauds Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana, Calls Negative Critics "Barking Street Dogs"
- Ram Gopal Varma praised Nitesh Tiwari’s “Ramayana: Rise of a Legend” as a powerful, non-devotional story about Lord Rama.
- Varma highlighted Ranbir Kapoor’s portrayal of Rama after Sita’s abduction and praised Anupam Kher’s performance as Jatayu.
- Varma urged the film’s creators to treat negative critics as “barking street dogs.
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Ramayana is not a devotional film. It is the power of devotion. Its hero is not a blue god floating above the story. He is a man who, despite having seen the end of the world, has set out to walk towards it wholeheartedly. What stands out in this is not an empire, but the determination of a mind that challenges weaknesses. The weight of someone who has burned all the old rules and now moves forward only by the logic of power and might can be fel…
Negative critics are barking dogs: RGV reviews Ramayana, calls it a devotional force
Director Ram Gopal Varma reviewed Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana: Rise of a Legend. He described the mystical drama as a "devotional force." Varma also referred to negative critics as "barking street dogs."
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Director Ram Gopal Varma, who had previously criticized Yash's Toxic movie, has now openly praised Yash and Ranbir's performance in 'Ramayana'. He also slammed RGV Khadak, calling those who gave negative reviews to the film 'barking street dogs'.
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