Yash Urges Fans to Support Film, Ignore Minor VFX Flaws

Ramayana: Yash Urges Fans Not to Find Faults With VFX, Says 'Let's Come Together and Show the World'

Actor Yash, who will portray Ravana in Nitesh Tiwari's upcoming mythological epic Ramayana, has made a special appeal to fans ahead of the film's theatrical release. At a pre-release event in Hyderabad, the actor urged audiences to watch the film with an open mind rather than focus on minor shortcomings in its visual effects (VFX). He also called on fans of different Indian film industries to unite and support the ambitious project. The film, starring Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama and Sai Pallavi as Goddess Sita, has generated considerable anticipation. However, some of its visual effects faced criticism online following the release of early promotional material. Addressing these concerns, Yash emphasised the effort, dedication and vision behind the film, asking audiences to give the makers a fair chance.

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Yash's Special Appeal to Fans Ahead of Ramayana Release

Speaking at the Hyderabad event on October 19, Yash requested viewers not to judge the film solely on minor technical imperfections. "Please don't try to find small faults; VFX, this-that. This chance won't come again," the actor said, according to reports. Yash explained that a project of this scale requires considerable commitment and investment. He added that audiences should watch the film with an open mind and appreciate the larger vision behind bringing an Indian epic to the global screen. The actor also clarified the importance of constructive feedback, noting that producer Namit Malhotra had remained receptive to criticism and corrections while attempting to improve the film. Yash's comments come amid online discussions about the film's visual presentation. Rather than dismissing criticism altogether, his message encouraged audiences to consider the complete cinematic experience before reaching a conclusion.

During the event, Yash spoke warmly about producer Namit Malhotra and the ambition that inspired him to join Ramayana. The actor revealed that their conversations about taking Indian cinema to an international level played a significant role in his decision. Yash described Malhotra as someone with exceptional passion, dedication and determination. He said the producer wanted Indian cinema to receive greater global recognition and was prepared to invest substantial resources and effort towards that goal. The actor also urged audiences to support filmmakers who are willing to undertake ambitious projects that could expand the reach of Indian storytelling. Yash is not only playing Ravana in the film but is also associated with the project as a producing partner. He suggested that supporting people with such a vision was important for the future of Indian cinema. According to the actor, losing the opportunity to work with filmmakers willing to take these risks could delay similar ambitions for years.

'Let's Come Together and Show the World'

Yash's appeal extended beyond the film's immediate fan base. He called on audiences from the Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil and Hindi film industries to come together in support of the project. He said, "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." The statement reflected his hope that Ramayana could become an opportunity to showcase Indian storytelling to international audiences. The film is being mounted on a grand scale, with the makers planning a worldwide theatrical release. Its combination of a well-known mythological narrative, a prominent cast and large-scale visual effects has made it one of the highly anticipated Indian films of 2026.

Ramayana Cast, Story and Release Date

Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana: Part One adapts the epic story of Lord Rama for the big screen. Ranbir Kapoor plays Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi portrays Sita, and Yash appears as Ravana. The cast also includes Sunny Deol as Hanuman and Ravi Dubey as Lakshman, alongside several other actors. Producer Namit Malhotra is backing the project, with visual effects handled by DNEG. Music for the epic is associated with Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman. The film is planned as a two-part saga, with the first instalment scheduled to release worldwide on November 5, 2026. The second part is expected to arrive during Diwali 2027. As the release approaches, Yash's message highlights the filmmakers' ambition to present an Indian epic to audiences worldwide. Whether viewers embrace the film's scale and visual presentation will ultimately be determined by audience reactions after its theatrical release.