Exclusive: Taran Adarsh reveals that Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana is going to be an epic trilogy consisting of three parts. He provides vital information about it, so don’t miss out on watching it!

During an exclusive conversation with Bollywood Hungama, Taran Adarsh discussed Adipurush and shed light on Nitesh Tiwari’s rumored project of Ramayana.

Following the Adipurush controversy, the internet has been abuzz with speculations surrounding director Nitesh Tiwari’s ambitious project based on the epic Ramayana. Although official announcements are still pending, Taran Adarsh, the film critic and trade analyst, recently shared crucial details about the highly anticipated film.

Exclusive: According to Taran Adarsh, Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana is confirmed to be a three-part epic. He provides essential details about the project. Don’t miss out on watching it!

During an open and candid conversation with Bollywood Hungama, Taran Adarsh expressed his views on the possibility of a future film based on Ramayana, taking into account the negative response Adipurush faced. He stated, “I prefer not to delve into specifics since I’ve already discussed it with Nitesh. Let the media speculate as they wish. Off the record, there’s much to discuss, but I’d rather not reveal anything at this moment.”

Nonetheless, Taran Adarsh did provide a glimpse of what the audience can anticipate from Nitesh Tiwari’s project. He disclosed, “I can certainly say that this film won’t be released in a single part like Adipurush. It will be a trilogy, covering the entire Ramayana from beginning to end. Let’s wait for the official confirmation.” Adarsh also clarified that the cast for the film is yet to be finalized.

The film critic displayed his unwavering faith in Nitesh Tiwari’s storytelling prowess and commended the director’s visionary approach to delve into the entirety of the epic saga.

Taran Adarsh underscored the significance of filmmakers approaching mythological subjects with utmost integrity and honesty. He emphasized that while movies based on such culturally significant narratives should be created, they must not “deceive” the audience, underlining the filmmakers’ responsibility to stay faithful to the source material.

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