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A cultural leap for us: Allu Arjun, Rishab Shetty calls Ramayana more than a film
Allu Arjun and Rishab Shetty call Ramayana a cultural milestone for Indian cinema.
In brief
Allu Arjun and Rishab Shetty call Ramayana a cultural milestone for Indian cinema. Allu Arjun and Rishab Shetty describe Ramayana: Rise of a Legend as a cultural representation and cinema standard-setter for Indian audiences. Originally reported by India Today.
Allu Arjun's call for cultural unity
Allu Arjun urges audiences to support Ramayana: Rise of a Legend as a cultural representation and cinema standard-setter.
“My best wishes to the entire # Ramayana team. It’s not just a movie. It’s a representation of our culture and an attempt to raise the bar of Indian films. I wholeheartedly send my pure, positive wishes to the entire team for their divine attempt. Let’s all unite and come forward to support a pure attempt that carries our stories, our culture and our glory. Jai Sri Ram (sic)”
Rishab Shetty's cultural praise
Rishab Shetty describes Ramayana as a grand scale representation of Indian culture.
“There's something truly special about seeing our timeless stories and culture brought to life on such a grand scale. A proud moment for indian cinema (sic)”
Arjun Rampal's superhero connection

Arjun Rampal shares his son's new superhero figure of Lord Rama.
“Ram ji aaye Rampal ke ghar. My heart was overjoyed with pride and love, when my son brought home a figurine of lord rama, introducing him as his new favourite super hero. Tomorrow the world and a whole new generation will be introduced to the ramayana (sic)”
Ramayana's premiere and pre-sales
Ramayana premiered at Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles with positive reviews.
Indian pre-sales progress
Ramayana has collected around Rs 100 crore in Indian pre-sales for its opening weekend.
Booking delays in India
Indian ticket sales delayed by five days due to exhibitor-distributor revenue sharing disagreement.
Here's the gist
Allu Arjun and Rishab Shetty describe Ramayana: Rise of a Legend as a cultural representation and cinema standard-setter for Indian audiences.




