Ramayana: Yash and Sunny Deol To Not Take Charge Soon

The highly anticipated film Ramayana, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, has created a buzz in Indian cinema. With its impressive cast, including Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, Sunny Deol, and Sai Pallavi. The project, which began shooting in March 2024, celebrates the timeless epic of good versus evil. Ranbir Kapoor, who plays the lead role of Lord Ram, has already completed 90% of his scenes, contributing significantly to the film’s progress and allowing the team to stay ahead of schedule.

Upcoming Projects and Shooting Schedules

Following his work on Ramayana: Part One, Ranbir Kapoor is set to begin filming for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Love & War in October. Meanwhile, Nitesh Tiwari and the VFX team at DNEG are preparing an announcement video for Ramayana, which they plan to release soon. The shooting schedule for Ramayana: Part One is meticulously planned through July 2025. Yash, who will portray Ravana, is scheduled to start filming his scenes in December 2024 after completing his current project, Toxic, directed by Geethu Mohandas. He is enthusiastic about exploring the complexities of his character.

Yash and Sunny Deol’s Roles

Yash will continue to work on his role in Ramayana: Part One until early 2025, with key scenes featuring him set to be shot throughout this period. Sunny Deol, cast as Lord Hanuman, is expected to join the production in summer 2025 after finishing his commitments for Border 2. Both actors are dedicated to their roles, ensuring a profound portrayal that will contribute to the film’s grandeur. The film’s schedule includes pivotal scenes with Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, and Sunny Deol together, slated for mid-2025.

VFX and Release Plans

The VFX work for Ramayana: Part One is advancing rapidly on the portions already filmed. The team aims to wrap up the entire shoot by August 2025, with a release date targeted for 2026. The filmmakers are committed to crafting a film that not only showcases Indian culture but also makes a global impact. They are investing substantial effort to ensure that Ramayana is both a visual and emotional spectacle, poised to resonate with audiences worldwide.

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