Ramayana Fans Disappointed As Makers Leave Out A Crucial Scene From Indian Cut, 'Why Namit, Why?'

Ramayana: Missing Sita-Lakshmana forest fight scene from Indian version goes viral

A Sita-Lakshmana action sequence from Ramayana's international cut has surfaced online. Its absence from the Indian theatres has prompted viewers to question the film's editing choices.

Ramayana Fans Disappointed As Makers Leave Out A Crucial Scene From Indian Cut, 'Why Namit, Why?'

Namit Malhotra's Ramayana has sparked debate after a much-loved sequence featuring Rama, Sita and Lakshman reportedly appeared in the international Hindi cut but was missing from the Indian theatrical version.

'Ramayana' International Cut: Fans Upset With Makers Over Deleted Action Scene Featuring Sai Pallavi And Ravie Dubey

A leaked scene from the international cut of 'Ramayana' showing Ram saving Sita from wolves has gone viral. Indian fans are furious at the makers for deleting it from the domestic release.

Ramayana Movie: Viral Deleted Fight Scene Sparks Fan Demand for Inclusion

A deleted fight scene from the 'Ramayana' movie, featuring Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana battling wolf-like creatures, has gone viral, leading to fan demands for it

Ramayana Deleted Scene Row: Why Sai Pallavi And Ravie Dubey's Viral Action Sequence Is Missing From The Indian Cut

The Ramayana deleted scene row has intensified after a viral clip featuring Sai Pallavi and Ravie Dubey surfaced online. Fans are questioning why the action sequence was left out of the Indian theatrical cut.

Leaked Ramayana footage shows Sita-Lakshman fight scene missing from Indian Hindi version: Fans ask why

A clip from Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana: Part One, reportedly from the international Hindi version, shows Sita and Lakshman fighting off dog-like creatures before Rama arrives. Indian viewers on X and Reddit question why the Indian Hindi cut lacks it, though News18 Showsha could not confirm any difference. The Indian version runs about 196 minutes, against 166 for the English cut. Get details on the scene, runtime gap and online debate.