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Ranbir Kapoor To Undergo Voice And Diction Training For ‘Ramayana’

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Mumbai: Major preparations are in progress for Nitesh Tiwari’s upcoming film, ‘Ramayana,’ featuring Ranbir Kapoor in the prominent role of Lord Ram. According to sources, the ‘Dangal’ director is diligently ensuring thorough groundwork before the film commences production.

Tiwari has reportedly established a dedicated team for the diction and dialogue department of ‘Ramayana.’ Besides focusing on diction, special attention is being given to the costumes of the film and the appearance of the main characters. Sources indicate that Tiwari has engaged a diction expert for Ranbir Kapoor, ensuring his dialogue delivery aligns with the film’s vision.

Ranbir Kapoor, fully committed to his role, has been dedicating extensive hours to reading dialogues and sending videos to Tiwari. Reports suggest that the film’s scale is immense, with international-level VFX and special effects incorporated.

The cast of ‘Ramayana’ includes Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi in the lead roles of Ram and Sita. There are also rumors suggesting the involvement of South actor Yash in the role of Ravana.

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