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'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend' Trivia: Yash's 10-Headed Ravana Scene Took Longest to Shoot
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What Happened?
Nitesh Tiwari's 'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend' features impressive visual effects and action sequences. Cinematographer Pankaj Kumar discusses the challenges of filming Yash's ten-headed Ravana scene.
Key points
- Yash's portrayal of Ravana involved complex visual effects.
- The ten-headed Ravana sequence was the most challenging to shoot.
- Motion-control camera technology was used for consistency.
- The sequence required multiple days of shooting.
- Only half of the Ravana Tandav sequence is included in the film.
- The film has a runtime of three hours and 15 minutes.
Key insights
- The complexity of the ten-headed Ravana scene showcases the evolution of visual effects in Indian films.
- Yash's performance adds depth to the character, enhancing audience engagement.
- The decision to portray Ravana's heads metaphysically may influence future interpretations of mythological characters.
Why it matters
The film's technical achievements highlight advancements in Indian cinema.
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Nitesh Tiwari· PersonYash· PersonPankaj Kumar· PersonRamayana: Rise of a Legend· EventRanbir Kapoor· PersonSai Pallavi· Person
Source
Times of India
