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'The Indian story is global now': Ravie Dubey on 'Ramayana'
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What Happened?
Ravie Dubey, who stars in 'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend', believes the film could inspire a new wave in Indian cinema, showcasing its cultural heritage globally.
Key points
- Ravie Dubey plays Lord Lakshman in 'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend'.
- The film aims to present Indian mythology with global appeal.
- Dubey emphasizes the need for ambitious filmmaking that retains cultural authenticity.
- The film opened with a net collection of Rs 64.85 crore on its first day.
- Despite strong pre-release interest, the opening fell short of the Rs 100 crore mark.
Key insights
- The success of 'Ramayana' may encourage more filmmakers to explore Indian mythology.
- Retaining cultural authenticity could enhance the global appeal of Indian cinema.
- This project might lead to increased investment in high-quality Indian productions.
Why it matters
This film could redefine how Indian stories are presented globally, impacting future cinematic projects.
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Ravie Dubey· PersonRamayana: Rise of a Legend· MovieNitesh Tiwari· PersonRanbir Kapoor· PersonSai Pallavi· PersonYash· Person
Source
Times of India
