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The long-awaited film 'Ramayana' by director Nitish Tiwari has been released in cinemas. In this movie, Ranbir Kapoor played the role of Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi played Mata Sita, while Ravi Dubey took on the character of Lakshmana. After the premiere, viewers actively shared their impressions on social media.

Fans reacted particularly positively to the battle scene between Ravana and Jatayu in the film directed by Nitish Tiwari.

One user, leaving a review of Ranbir Kapoor's film, noted that 'Ramayana' is now in theaters, and many people are enjoying watching it in cinemas. Another commentator expressed a strong impression from the sequence 'Jatayu versus Ravana' in 'Ramayana', stating that the scene deeply moved him. He emphasized being completely absorbed in the action, noting the thriller elements, emotions, and scale of the events, which made for an even more special experience when viewed in IMAX format.

Another user called the viewing a 'magnificent cinematic experience'. They highly praised Ranbir Kapoor's performance as Rama, as well as Yash's work as Ravana, noting that Ravi Dubey deserves special commendation for his portrayal of Lakshmana. Furthermore, the battle between Ravana and Jatayu was recognized as one of the main strengths of the film, which, according to the commentator, is a must-see.

A third user also expressed delight at the battle scene between Ravana and Jatayu, noting the mastery of the film's creation and Ranbir Kapoor's outstanding acting.

As for 'Ramayana' itself, the film directed by Namit Malhotra runs for 3 hours and 15 minutes and features about 33–34 actors. The film is receiving positive feedback from viewers, and now it remains to see how successfully it performs at the box office.

Sitar virtuoso Rishab Rikhiram Sharma continues to win listeners' hearts with his compositions. He recently released the song 'Rama-Rama', dedicated to Shabari, which is filled with an atmosphere of devotion. This track was performed by him during the presentation of the film 'Ramayana' trailer in Delhi, after which it was released at the request of fans.

The song 'Rama-Rama' is presented in the format of a music video. Although it is not yet known whether it will be used in the film, the initial impressions from listening were very strong. The melody of the sitar itself is charming, and Rishab's mastery of the instrument has undoubtedly added sophistication to the song. He portrays Shabari's devotion in his unique style, and the composition feels more like a bhajan than just a song. The visuals are also of a high standard, and Rishab's vocals are of high quality.

In the song, Rishab touches upon the theme of Shabari's unwavering devotion and her story of offering fruits to Lord Rama, and also includes tales of Govardhan. According to the text, Govardhan wished to serve Lord Rama and wanted to become part of Ram Setu. However, by the time he reached the seashore, the bridge had already been built. In response to this, Lord Rama promised that in his next incarnation, he would return as Lord Krishna and personally help him.

This promise of Lord Rama was fulfilled in Braj. Lord Krishna lifted the Govardhan hill on his little finger for seven days and seven nights. During this period, he protected the residents of Braj and their cattle from the heavy rain caused by the god Indra. Near Govardhan is the sacred lake Kusum in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. It is believed that this place is associated with Radha and Krishna, and it still reminds of their divine love in the land of Braj.

From the story of Shabari's deep love to the desire to serve Govardhan—all these narratives teach that for God, no offering is too small. If there is sincere faith and devotion in the heart, even a humble gift will be invaluable to Him.