Parineeti Chopra praised the film Ramayana: Part One – The Introduction on Friday night. She said, "This is how you make our Ramayan in 2026!" The actress got emotional after watching the movie. Many other stars like Karan Johar and SS Rajamouli also showed support for the grand visual spectacle.
Ramayana: Part One – The Introduction, starring Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi in lead roles, continues to impress audiences and win praise. After Karan Johar, SS Rajamouli, Ram Gopal Varma and others, actress Parineeti Chopra has lauded the Nitesh Tiwari directorial for its visuals, grand scale and performances. Touched by the film, she took to her Instagram handle to share a heartfelt review on Friday night. The actress called it a proud moment for the country and said that she was moved by every scene and every little detail.
After watching Ranbir Kapoor's Ramayana, Parineeti Chopra wrote on her IG Story: "What. A. Spectacle. What emotions! This is how you make our Ramayan in 2026! Every scene larger than life, every moment of VFX taking the visuals to another level. And watching it in 3D, my God. Dare I say I felt I was a part of the universe?"
Several other celebrities have lauded Ramayana, calling it a grand visual spectacle. Earlier, Karan Johar penned a note for the team and expressed his admiration. Praising the cast, he wrote, "Ranbir… you are deeply meditative in your portrayal of Shri Ram… Your eyes do all the heavy lifting. Sai Pallavi, the agency of the portrayal is so heartening, and you made me believe in the power of your sacrifice and unconditional love… So brilliant! Yash, you are so so mesmerising and powerful. Ravi Dubey is so brilliant as Lakshman!" He also gave a major shoutout to the makers, producer Namit Malhotra and director Nitesh Tiwari.
Meanwhile, SS Rajamouli penned, "Ramayana… the sheer scale of the film and the visuals on the big screen are spectacular to watch. Ranbir as Rama, especially from the Vanavasam onwards, is serene yet magnificent. Yash brings a menacing presence as Ravana, while Sai Pallavi is graceful as Sita. "
Recently, Ram Gopal Varma also came out in support of the film amid the debate over it being called 'Namit Malhotra's Ramayana'. The filmmaker said that recognising a filmmaker's vision does not take away from the original story. Citing examples like The Godfather, Romeo-Juliet and The Lord of the Rings, he explained that audiences connect with the universal themes and emotions in such films. He added that cinema has always given credit to filmmakers for their take on existing stories.