The first international reviews of Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, have started arriving following the film’s world premiere in Los Angeles. While critics have appreciated its impressive visuals, production scale and technical work, some have raised concerns about its lengthy runtime and crowded storytelling.
Visual Effects and Grand Scale Receive Praise
Several early reviews have highlighted the film’s ambitious visual presentation. Critics have appreciated its elaborate sets, costumes and visual effects, describing the project as a major cinematic undertaking.
The film’s attempt to bring the Indian epic to a global audience through large-scale filmmaking has also attracted attention. Its production design and technical presentation have emerged as some of the strongest points in the initial reactions.
Critics Raise Questions About the Narrative
Despite the positive response to its visuals, some reviewers feel that the film tries to include too many elements in its storytelling. Its lengthy presentation and packed narrative have been identified as areas that could affect the viewing experience.
One review gave the film a 7/10 rating, while another awarded it a B grade. Other critics expressed reservations about its pacing and suggested that the story might have benefited from a longer television format.
Ranbir Kapoor and Yash Lead the Epic
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the film features Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama and Yash in a major role. The project has generated considerable international interest because of its scale, cast and adaptation of the celebrated Indian epic.
The early reviews present a mixed picture: the visual ambition has received considerable appreciation, while the storytelling has become a point of debate. More audience reactions will help build a clearer picture of the film’s overall reception.
