Ramayana Star Yash Requests Fans To Avoid Finding Faults With Film’s VFX: Please Don’t Try…

Yash, who plays Ravana in director Nitesh Tiwari’s upcoming epic Ramayana, has made a special appeal to fans ahead of the film’s much-awaited release. The actor, who attended a special event in Hyderabad, addressed audiences and shared his thoughts on the ambitious project. With the film set to open amid high expectations, Yash urged fans to come together and support the team’s efforts. He also spoke about the importance of giving the film a fair chance for its VFX, expressing hope that audiences across the country would rally behind the project.

Yash Urges Fans Not To Find Faults With Ramayana

Addressing social media chatter surrounding its visual effects and character designs,  asked viewers to approach the film with an open mind “If they like it, they will talk about it,” Yash said at the event before requesting audiences not to focus on small issues.

“Please don’t try to find small faults; VFX, this-that. This chance won’t come again. For years. If we lose people like him (referring to producer Namit Malhotra) now, we’ll go back,” the actor said. He then asked viewers to watch the film with an open mind, saying that the team behind the project had the right intentions.

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“So let’s see with an open mind,” Yash said, praising the producer for being receptive to feedback. “He has had the right intentions; all criticism, correction, he has always taken and tried to do the best,” he added.

Producer  has reportedly been tracking audience reactions to the promotional material, including comments about the visual effects and character designs. Following the release of the film’s teaser, Namit Malhotra acknowledged the feedback and said the team was listening closely as it worked to refine the ‘flaws’. Some fans later pointed to changes in character designs.

Yash Calls For Unity Across Film Industries

Yash also made a special appeal to fans of different regional film industries, asking them to put aside differences and support the ambitious project if they enjoy it. “I request all the fans. Telugu industry, Kannada industry, Malayalam industry, Tamil industry, and Hindi industry: For once, if you like the film, let’s come together and show the world,” he said.

Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana is a two-part mythological epic based on the ancient Indian tale by Valmiki. The film features Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana. The ensemble cast also includes Ravi Dubey and Sunny Deol.

The first instalment, Ramayana: Part 1, is scheduled to release worldwide on November 5, 2026. The second part is expected to arrive during Diwali 2027.

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