New Delhi . The much-talked-about film 'Ramayana' of Indian cinema is now making headlines in the international film world along with the box office. A big news has come out regarding this film directed by Nitish Tiwari and produced by Namit Malhotra. According to media reports, the makers of the film have submitted 'Ramayana: Part 1' for consideration for the Oscar Award. After this news, excitement among the fans of the film has increased. However, it is not yet clear whether the film will get a place in the final Oscar nomination list or not.
An exclusive report by NDTV has claimed that the makers of 'Ramayana' have submitted it for consideration for the Academy Awards. This means that the film may get a chance to present its claim in the Oscar race. The special thing is that this year Marathi film 'Gondhal' has been selected as India's official entry for the International Feature Film category. In such a situation, a question is arising in the minds of people whether two Indian films can reach Oscar in the same year.
In fact, India's official entry into the Oscars and the independent submission of a film for consideration are two different processes. The film selected from India gets an opportunity to represent the country in the International Feature Film category. On the other hand, any other film can also be independently submitted for Oscar if it fulfills the rules and eligibility conditions set by the Academy. Therefore, despite the official selection of 'Gondhal', the news of the makers of 'Ramayana' submitting the film is being seen as a separate claim. However, submission does not mean getting direct nomination. The final selection will depend on the Academy's process and the decision of the jury.
Ranbir Kapoor is seen in the role of Lord Ram in 'Ramayana'. Whereas Sai Pallavi is seen in the role of Sita and Yash is seen in the role of Ravana. Ravi Dubey is also an important part of the film. Nitesh Tiwari has tried to present this epic in a grand style on the big screen. There is also discussion about the visual effects and technical presentation of the film. Especially its large-scale scenes have attracted the attention of the audience.
The film was released in theaters on November 5 and according to the news, its worldwide business has crossed the Rs 600 crore mark. The audience reaction and box office performance of the film were in discussion in the initial days of its release. It has come to light that the film is getting good response in foreign countries also. This is the reason why now discussion has started on the possibilities of its international awards.
At present, it is too early to say whether 'Ramayana' will get an Oscar nomination or not. According to the information revealed so far, the film has been claimed to be presented for consideration. If it makes it to the next stages of the Oscar eligibility and selection process, it could be a significant achievement for Indian cinema. On the other hand, 'Gondhal' will move forward on its own path as India's official entry. In such a situation, the audience's eyes will now be focused on the further process regarding the presence of Indian films in the Oscars this year.