DIVYA DELHI : Actor Yash has expressed pride in India’s rich cultural heritage while highlighting the significance of Ramayana as a story that can communicate the country’s traditions, values and beliefs to audiences across the world. Speaking at the film’s premiere, the actor described the epic as an important representation of Indian culture and its enduring influence across generations. Yash, who is associated with the ambitious cinematic adaptation of the Ramayana, emphasised the importance of presenting Indian stories on an international platform. The epic, rooted in Indian mythology, has been passed down through generations through literature, theatre, television and other forms of storytelling. Its themes of duty, sacrifice, courage, loyalty and the triumph of good over evil continue to resonate with audiences. The actor’s remarks underline the growing interest in bringing Indian mythological narratives to a global audience through large-scale cinematic productions. With advancements in filmmaking technology, visual effects and international distribution, filmmakers are increasingly exploring stories drawn from India’s cultural and literary traditions. The project has also drawn attention to the potential of Indian epics to connect with viewers beyond the country’s borders. By adapting a culturally significant narrative for the big screen, the filmmakers aim to bring its timeless themes to a wider audience. Yash’s comments reflect the broader ambition of Indian cinema to showcase the country’s heritage while competing on the global entertainment stage. The Ramayana continues to hold a special place in Indian cultural life, making its cinematic portrayal a subject of considerable public interest.
