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Yash: Ramayana teaches values beyond scolding
30 Oct
Summary
- Yash sees Ramayana as a way to teach values to children.
- The film premiered in Los Angeles recently.
- Ramayana is a Rs 4000 crore two-part adaptation.
Actor Yash emphasized the profound impact of the Ramayana on value education for the younger generation. He believes the epic's narrative approach is more effective than direct parental instruction, allowing children to grasp cultural and human values organically. This approach respects their freedom to interpret lessons from the past and the wisdom of previous generations.
The film, a monumental two-part adaptation produced by Namit Malhotra, boasts a budget of Rs 4,000 crore. Its first part premiered globally at the Academy Theatre in Los Angeles. Prominent cast members, including Yash, Ranbir Kapoor, and Sai Pallavi, graced the red carpet event.
Yash, portraying Ravana, shared his perspective during an interview with comedian Zarna Garg. He acknowledged the challenges parents face in conveying life lessons and values to children who often resist direct advice. The actor expressed hope that the film would resonate with audiences and serve as a valuable cultural touchstone.
