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Ranbir Kapoor Birthday: 'There Is A Maryada To Being An Actor...', Ravie Dubey Pens Heartfelt Note For Ramayana Co-Star

Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana stars Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi , and Yash in the lead roles. But many actors play pivotal roles in the film, and one of them is the television heartthrob Ravie Dubey. The actor will be seen playing the role of Lakshman in the movie, and on Monday, Ravie took to Instagram to pen a heartfelt note for Ranbir, as it was the latter's 44th birthday. In his note, Ravie wrote…

Ranbir Kapoor Birthday: 'There Is A Maryada To Being An Actor...', Ravie Dubey Pens Heartfelt Note For Ramayana Co-Star

Actor Ravie Dubey penned a touching birthday message for his co-star Ranbir Kapoor on Monday, as it was the 44th birthday of the latter. While promoting Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana, the television heartthrob shared his appreciation for Ranbir's exceptional qualities as a fellow actor and professional. Over the past three years, Dubey had the honor of working alongside Ranbir in the film, describing him as his "bhai" (younger brother) and a source of invaluable lessons.

Dubey marveled at Ranbir's humility, commitment, and depth of investment in every aspect of the project. He expressed that he has yet to meet anyone quite like Ranbir, and being on the same screen with him in his debut film was an unforgettable gift. Dubey emphasized that there is a "maryada" (a set of unspoken rules and ethics) for being an actor and professional, and Ranbir embodies this with grace.

He conveyed his gratitude for witnessing Ranbir's extraordinary commitment so closely during the making of Ramayana. The post concluded with Dubey wishing Ranbir a happy birthday, expressing excitement for the audience to see the two actors alongside each other as Lord Ram and Lakshman on the big screen.

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