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Mahabharat's Nitish Bharadwaj predicts '100% Oscar' for Ramayana, asks Ranbir Kapoor to 'not pollute your Vaani anymore'

Mahabharat's Nitish Bharadwaj predicts '100% Oscar' for Ramayana, asks Ranbir Kapoor to 'not pollute your Vaani anymore'

Here's the latest update from the Bollywood world:

Nitish Bharadwaj praises Ramayana trailer, predicts international success for the movie. (Instagram) Nitish Bharadwaj predicts Oscars for Ramayana Taking to social media, Bharadwaj wrote, "100% Oscar for Best Foreign Movie. Namit Badhaee. Nitesh Tiwari is Bharat's next gift to world cinema after Satyajit Rai & Shekhar Kapoor."

Adding to this, He also lauded the movie's production values, adding, "Tens of awards for Production Design & DOP. Wonderful period creation using VFX & AI. Thanks to the great music maestro Hans Zimmer for collaborating with Indian cinema."

Meanwhile, Bharadwaj had special words for Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, calling them the next generation of powerhouse performers. "Ranbir now at par with Ranveer as the next two unbeatable Dhurandhars. Yash — welcome to global cinema," he wrote.

Notably, View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nitish Bharadwaj (@nitishbharadwaj.krishna)

As per the latest buzz, However, the veteran star also urged Ranbir to recognise the responsibility that comes with portraying Lord Ram. Referring to his previous role in Animal, Bharadwaj hoped the star would choose films that reflect India's cultural values in the future.

In further updates, "So no more Animal even if the goldmine is offered to you. Please do not pollute your Vaani anymore. Bharat has enough stories to satiate your acting prowess," he wrote.

On top of that, Bharadwaj also expressed hope that audiences would embrace Sai Pallavi as Sita and that the movie would capture the spiritual essence of the epic through its music. He added that he wanted to hear Tulsidas' chaupais accompanied by traditional instruments like the mridangam and manjira.

Concluding his note, the star shared he plans to watch Ramayana at least five times as a tribute to the years of effort that went into making the movie.

Source: Hindustan Times