Nitesh Tiwari‘s upcoming mythological drama has been in the buzz for quite some time now. The film has been hitting the headlines of late for its ensemble starcast.
While Ranbir Kapoor has been roped in to play the lead role of Lord Rama in the movie, Sai Pallavi is essaying the role of Sita and Yash will be playing Ravana. Now, ETimes has got to know that the makers have finally found their Lakshman and it is none other than TV actor Ravi Dubey.
Ravi dubey has been a television actor and producer. He shot to fame with the television show ‘Jamai Raja‘.Apart from Ranbir, Sai and Yash, the makers have also got on board Harman Baweja to play the role of Vibhishan in the movie. The film will go on floors in April and will be shot on various stages in Film City.
While Ranbir Kapoor has been roped in to play the lead role of Lord Rama in the movie, Sai Pallavi is essaying the role of Sita and Yash will be playing Ravana. Now, ETimes has got to know that the makers have finally found their Lakshman and it is none other than TV actor Ravi Dubey.
Ravi dubey has been a television actor and producer. He shot to fame with the television show ‘Jamai Raja‘.Apart from Ranbir, Sai and Yash, the makers have also got on board Harman Baweja to play the role of Vibhishan in the movie. The film will go on floors in April and will be shot on various stages in Film City.
Vijay Sethupathi approached for Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’: Report
During a recent media interview, Arun Govil was questioned about his perspective on Ranbir’s depiction of Lord Ram and whether the actor could capture the charm of the character akin to Govil’s portrayal in Ramayan.
Arun Govil cautiously expressed that only time would determine whether Ranbir could embody the charm of Lord Ram comparable to his portrayal. He refrained from making premature judgments about anyone but acknowledged Ranbir’s talent and accolades as an actor. Govil remarked on Ranbir’s apparent cultural upbringing and expressed confidence that Ranbir would earnestly endeavor to deliver a commendable performance.
