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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Rajamouli Unveils Breathtaking 'Ramayana' Sequence for Mahesh Babu's 'Varanasi'

Rajamouli Unveils Breathtaking 'Ramayana' Sequence for Mahesh Babu's 'Varanasi'

16 Nov

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Summary

  • Rajamouli shot an important Ramayana sequence for Mahesh Babu's film 'Varanasi'
  • Rajamouli felt emotional during the title announcement event for 'Varanasi'
  • The Ramayana sequence took 60 days to shoot and will be one of Rajamouli's most memorable

In a recent event, acclaimed director S.S. Rajamouli has disclosed details about an extraordinary sequence he shot for the upcoming film 'Varanasi', starring Mahesh Babu in the lead role. Rajamouli, who has a deep fascination for the Ramayana and Mahabharata, revealed that he unexpectedly found himself filming an important Ramayana-inspired episode for the movie.

The director shared that he experienced goosebumps when he first saw Mahesh Babu dressed as Lord Rama for a photoshoot. The sequence, which took 60 days to complete, proved to be a significant challenge, as each sub-episode within the larger sequence was like a film in itself, requiring fresh planning. However, Rajamouli and his team overcame the obstacles and successfully captured what the director believes will be one of the most memorable sequences in his illustrious filmography.

Rajamouli also spoke about the emotional moments he experienced during the title announcement event for 'Varanasi'. Despite some initial technical difficulties, the director was relieved and moved when the stunning title teaser was finally unveiled on the third attempt. Rajamouli's father had told him that God would be there to support him, and his wife's devotion to Lord Hanuman also played a role in the director's emotional state during the event.

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Rajamouli revealed that he unexpectedly found himself filming an important Ramayana-inspired episode for the movie 'Varanasi', starring Mahesh Babu.
The Ramayana sequence took 60 days to complete and proved to be a significant challenge, as each sub-episode within the larger sequence was like a film in itself.
Rajamouli felt emotional during the title announcement event, as the technical difficulties in screening the title teaser were eventually resolved, and he was relieved and moved when the stunning teaser was finally unveiled.

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