Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi has unveiled plans for what could be India's most ambitious cinematic project to date - a monumental Ramayana film trilogy with a staggering budget of ₹4000 crore that aims to compete with Hollywood's biggest epics.
A Vision to Redefine Indian Cinema
In an exclusive revelation, Oberoi shared his passionate vision for bringing the ancient Indian epic to life on an unprecedented scale. "We're not just making a film; we're creating an experience that will make every Indian proud," the actor declared, emphasizing that this project represents India's answer to global cinematic landmarks like Marvel movies and Lord of the Rings.
Financial Scale Unprecedented in Indian Cinema
The financial commitment alone sets this project apart from anything previously attempted in Indian filmmaking:
- Total budget of ₹4000 crore spread across three films
- State-of-the-art visual effects and production quality
- International technical collaborations
- Global distribution strategy
Personal Sacrifice and Spiritual Commitment
In a move that underscores his dedication to the project's spiritual significance, Oberoi announced he will be donating his entire acting fee. "This isn't about money; it's about passion and devotion," he explained, highlighting his personal connection to the epic narrative and his role as Vibhishana.
Global Ambitions with Cultural Authenticity
The actor-producer emphasized that while the production values will compete with international standards, the storytelling will remain deeply rooted in Indian cultural authenticity. "We want to show the world our rich heritage through cinema that matches global technical excellence," Oberoi stated, positioning the trilogy as a cultural ambassador for Indian storytelling.
Technical Innovation and Visual Spectacle
The project promises to leverage cutting-edge technology and visual effects that have rarely been seen in Indian cinema. With plans for extensive pre-production and international collaborations, the team aims to create visual sequences that will establish new benchmarks for the Indian film industry.
As pre-production gains momentum, the industry and audiences alike await what could potentially transform India's position in global cinema and set new standards for epic storytelling rooted in ancient wisdom.
