Addinath Kothare compares Ramayana set to a temple: ‘It was the quietest; no phones allowed’

Addinath Kothare, who portrays the character of Bharat in the film Ramayana, has described the set as having a sacred atmosphere, comparing it to a temple. The actor also spoke about adhering to director Nitesh Tiwari's directives on set and placing trust in his vision. When discussing his experience filming for the movie, Kothare expressed that it was beyond words to convey the Ramayana experience; it is something that must be witnessed.

He recalled shooting a scene in Ayodhya, where the entire cast, including actors Ranbir Kapoor, Ravi Dubey, Sai Pallavi, and Arun Govil, was present. Kothare explained that upon stepping onto the set, the first scene commenced and the team focused and went with the flow. He added that he narrated to his parents how immense the experience was, labeling it as a great feeling.

The actor provided further insight into the discipline maintained on the Ramayana set, revealing that mobile phones were prohibited. Kothare stated that the strict discipline acted as a form of sacred force that kept everyone united. He elaborated on the feeling of stepping onto the set, comparing it to entering a temple. Kothare emphasized that the discipline persisted even when the cameras were not in use, describing the production as well-planned and one of the quietest sets he had ever worked on.