The buzz around Ranbir Kapoor says portraying Lord Rama in Ramayan was a “huge responsibility”: “My first instinct was fear, the fear of whether I was worthy of it” refuses to die down. From social media chatter to box office projections, everyone in the industry seems to have an opinion — and the latest update only strengthens the conversation.
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Add as a preferred source on Google performer Ranbir Kapoor has said that portraying Lord Rama in the highly anticipated movie Ramayana was not just a part but a profound responsibility. The performer also further admitted that his initial reaction to the offer was one of fear and self-doubt. The performer opened up about his journey of preparing for the part during a Diwali special installment of the popular quiz reality show Kaun Banega Crorepati, hosted by megastar Amitabh Bachchan.
Reflecting on receiving the legendary part and his initial apprehensions, Ranbir Kapoor revealed with host Amitabh Bachchan, “Sir jab mujhe yeh part offer hua, main jaanta tha ki yeh sirf ek part nahi hai, yeh ek bahut badi zimmedari thi. Mera jo pehla instinct tha woh dar tha, fear tha, ki kya main iske kabil hoon, kya main yeh kar paunga, Prabhu Shri Ram se karodon logon ki aasta judi hui hai.” (Sir, when I was offered this part, I knew that this was not just a part; it was a tremendous responsibility.
My first instinct was fear, the fear of whether I was worthy of it and whether I would be able to do it. The faith of crores of people is associated with Lord Shri Ram) Describing how his initial anxiety transformed into deep gratitude, coinciding with a milestone personal chapter in his life, he continued, “Par bahut jald sir yeh jo dar tha woh aabhar mein badla, ki mujhe is mukaam mein, at this age in my life, mujhe yeh opportunity mil rahi hai, ek achha performer banne ka…
forget performer sir, ek acha insaan banne ka chance… Usi dauran sir, main pehli baar pita bana, meri beti Raha ka janam hua… To main yehi manta hoon ki it was a God's gift sir, ke mujhe ek behtar insaan banne ka mauka mila, gehraai se Ramayana ko samajhne ka mauka mila, in sab logon ke sath, beautiful logon ke sath kaam karne ka mauka mila..” (But very soon, sir, this fear turned into gratitude.
At this stage in my life, at this age, I was getting the opportunity to become a good performer… forget being an performer, sir, a chance to become a good human being. During that same period, sir, I became a father for the first time, and my daughter Raha was born.
So, I believe it was a gift from God, sir, that I got the opportunity to become a better human being, to understand Ramayana more deeply, and to work with all these people, these beautiful people) A post revealed by sonytvofficial (@sonytvofficial) Concluding his heartfelt thoughts on imbibing the values of the epic, Ranbir pointed out, “Sir hum Prabhu Shri Ram ke jaisa banna to sambhav nahin hai, lekin unki aadarshon se kuch sikhna I think is a major thing for all of us, so…” (Sir, becoming like Lord Shri Ram may not be possible, but I think learning something from his ideals is a major thing for all of us) Ranbir's reflections highlighted the personal and spiritual significance of portraying Lord Rama, underlining how the part offered him an opportunity for introspection and personal growth.
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As the story continues to develop, TeraMovies will keep you updated with every new detail. Until then, this remains one of the most closely watched entertainment stories of the week — and the conversation is only getting started.