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'Yeh Ek Zimmedari Hai': Ranbir Kapoor Says His Job Wasn't To Be 'Worthy' Of Playing Ram In Ramayana Amid Criticism Over Casting

Actor Ranbir Kapoor is gearing up for one of the most anticipated films of his career, Ramayana, in which he plays Lord Ram. The casting has faced criticism, with some questioning whether Kapoor was suited for the revered role. Amid the discussion, the makers offered a glimpse into the actor's preparation and casting with a behind-the-scenes video released on Ranbir's 44th birthday on Monday.…

'Yeh Ek Zimmedari Hai': Ranbir Kapoor Says His Job Wasn't To Be 'Worthy' Of Playing Ram In Ramayana Amid Criticism Over Casting

Actor Ranbir Kapoor is set to star in the highly anticipated film Ramayana, where he portrays Lord Ram. However, the casting has sparked criticism, with some doubting Kapoor's suitability for such a revered character. To shed light on the casting process, the film's makers released a behind-the-scenes video on Ranbir's 44th birthday. In the BTS video, actor, director, producer, and others discuss the film's epic scope and the casting of its lead actors.

During the video, Ranbir Kapoor shared his thoughts on playing the role of Lord Ram. He emphasized that it was not just another acting gig, but a genuine responsibility. Kapoor stated, "Yeh ek role nahi hai, ki mujhe ek film offer hui hai. Yeh ek zimmedari hai." He further elaborated that embodying Ram ultimately relies on the simplicity and belief of the person portraying him.

Kapoor further explained that his daily reminder was not merely to be worthy of the role, but to also be worthy of the faith people have in the story. Additionally, Sai Pallavi, who plays the character of Sita, shared her reaction upon seeing Ranbir for the first time in the role. She recalled the image of Ram from her childhood, describing a slender figure with a tilted head and a bow. Seeing Ranbir in the role brought back that image, leaving her awestruck.

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