The biggest work of the sequel of Ramayana begins, Yash will return as Ravana, the real world will be seen

Tezzbuzz Desk – Big updates are continuously coming out regarding Ramayana, which is one of the most expensive films of Indian cinema. The budget of this mega project starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash is already in discussion, which producer Namit Malhotra has said to be around Rs 4000 crore. Now a big revelation has come to light regarding the second part of the film.

Preparation for ‘Ramayana Part 2’ begins

The shooting of the first part of Ramayana is almost completed and the film is currently on the editing table. The first part will be released on Diwali 2026, while the second part will hit the theaters in 2027.

Meanwhile, there is news that the makers have started initial preparations for the shooting of Ramayana Part 2 and the first focus has been placed on Yash.

Yash returned in the role of Ravana

In the film, Yash is not only playing the role of an actor but also a co-producer. He is playing the role of Ravana in this mega film.

However, his main focus at this time is his second film. toxic But according to reports he ramayan part 2 Has started shooting her solo scenes for.

The makers are currently busy crafting the part of Ravana in detail, so that the character does not just appear to be a villain, but his depth also reaches the audience.

Why is Yash’s first schedule special?

It is being told that in this initial schedule only Yash’s solo scenes are being filmed. In these scenes, Ravana’s inner world, his thinking, power, struggle and emotional side will be shown in depth.

The makers want Ravana to emerge not just as a dreaded villain, but as a complex and influential character.

This is the reason why the second part of the film is being started with the track of Ravana.

Ranbir and Yash will not come face to face

Regarding the film, it has already been made clear that the story of Ranbir Kapoor and Yash will be shown on different tracks.

That means, in the first part and the second part, both the characters will have their own journey and the direct conflict will be prepared as a big cinematic moment.

This strategy will work to make the film even more grand and emotional.

‘Ramayana’ can change Indian cinema

This film, being made under the direction of Nitesh Tiwari, is an attempt to present Indian mythology on a new visual scale.

If the character of Ravana is crafted as strongly as the preparation is visible now, then the film can become not just a visual spectacle but an emotional and performance driven cinematic experience.