Audiences are eagerly awaiting Ranbir Kapoor's highly anticipated film, 'Ramayana'. It is being touted as the most expensive film in the history of Hindi cinema. Since Ranbir Kapoor's look from the movie was revealed, fans have become even more curious about every update regarding the project. The film is generating buzz for various reasons, ranging from its casting to its grand scale and VFX. Now, Ravi Dubey, who plays the role of Lakshman, has addressed the audience's expectations in a message about the film.

**We are trying to do full justice to it**
In a recent conversation with ANI, Ravi Dubey spoke about the film and the process of making it. He stated that India and the Ramayana are inseparable; they are the same. As for the preparations, he noted that they would discuss that later.

"It is our history and our heritage, and we will strive to do justice to it to the best of our ability. It has been a magnificent experience." Speaking on what the audience can expect, Ravi Dubey said, "We are making this film with deep reverence. We ask you to await it with the same reverence."

**Ranbir's look from the film has already been revealed**
The first look—essentially a teaser—for 'Ramayana' was released earlier this year. It featured Ranbir as Lord Ram and offered glimpses of the demons he battles, as well as a look at Ravana and various battle scenes. The teaser received a mixed response.

While many praised Ranbir in the role of Ram, the VFX of such a massive film faced criticism. Since then, many have been waiting for the next update, hoping that the VFX has been improved. The makers had also mentioned that they were working on the VFX.

**Directed by Nitesh Tiwari**
'Ramayana' is being directed by Nitesh Tiwari and produced by Namit Malhotra. The film will be made in two parts. The first part is scheduled for release this Diwali, while the plan is to release the next part on Diwali next year—that is, in 2027.

In the film, Ranbir Kapoor will appear as Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi as Sita, Yash as Ravana, Sunny Deol as Hanuman, and Ravi Dubey as Lakshman. The film's music has been composed jointly by Hans Zimmer and A.R. Rahman.

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