Tezzbuzz Desk – Ranbir Kapoor's 'Ramayana' has completed 6 days of its release in theatres. The film is getting a very good response from the fans and the latest figures of its worldwide collection have also been revealed. The film is being liked in foreign countries also. The VFX of the film is being discussed everywhere. However, some criticisms have also emerged regarding the film. Some viewers say that there are enough fighting scenes in the film, but there is a lack of emotions and good dialogues.
Now actor Sunil Lahiri, who played the role of Laxman in Ramanand Sagar's TV serial 'Ramayana', has also watched Ranbir Kapoor's 'Ramayana' and has shared his review. He liked some things in the film, while he was disappointed with some things. Earlier he had also criticized the songs of the film. Now the actor has shared a new video on social media, in which he has expressed his opinion regarding the dialogues and some scenes of the film.
Sunil Lahiri praised the VFX of the film. He said, “Hello friends, I had the pleasure of watching the new Ramayana which has just been released. It is a big film with a very big budget. The VFX are world class. The depiction of the film is very beautiful. It is very pleasing to the eyes. Whatever roles were given to them, all the actors played them very well. They played them with a lot of heart. Some scenes of the film are outstanding.”
However, Sunil Lahiri expressed disappointment over some emotional scenes and dialogues of the film. He said, “But according to me, some emotional scenes and dialogues were not given any attention in the film. Some scenes are not there at all. The scene with Parshuram seemed weak to me.”
TV's Laxman further raised questions on the non-inclusion of many important scenes in the film. He said, “It is not just the Ahalya scene. The way Shurpanakha addresses Lord Ram in this film, I did not like that scene either.”
Sunil Lahiri further said that there are many other scenes in the film which are weak and lack devotion and divinity. According to him, this film seems more power-oriented and less devotion-oriented. He also appealed to the audience to watch the film and share their views.