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Salman Khan: Ramayana Should Focus on Story, Not Budget
6 Nov
Summary
- Salman Khan believes Ramayana discussions should center on its story.
- He stated the film's narrative, not its VFX or budget, is important.
- Khan compared Lord Ram's qualities to the hero in his film 'Maatrubhumi'.
Actor Salman Khan has weighed in on the extensive discussions surrounding Nitesh Tiwari's upcoming adaptation of Ramayana. Khan expressed that the conversation around the film should prioritize its narrative and characters over its reported substantial budget and visual effects. He stated that the focus should remain on the epic's core elements, such as Ram, Ravana, and Sita.
Khan drew a comparison between the esteemed qualities of Lord Ram and the central character in his own film, 'Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace.' He noted that Lord Ram embodied virtues beyond being a warrior, including being a good son, husband, and father.
These remarks come as Ramayana, starring Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi as Sita, and Yash as Ravana, generates significant anticipation. The ambitious two-part project has been a frequent topic of public discourse regarding its scale, budget, and technical aspects. Salman Khan's comments aim to steer the conversation back to the thematic and character-driven essence of the epic.
