Sai Pallavi Calls for 3D Experience as Mythic ‘Ramayana’ Hits Theatres

Ramayana, the much‑anticipated mythological saga, is set to roar onto Indian screens this winter, bringing together a star‑studded line‑up of Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash. Directed by visionary filmmaker Anurag Singh, the project promises to blend traditional storytelling with cutting‑edge visual effects, and it will be released in both standard and 3‑D formats.

Speaking at a recent press conference, Sai Pallavi urged fans not to miss the 3‑D experience, saying, “The world of Ramayana is vast and vibrant; only a three‑dimensional canvas can capture its grandeur and let audiences feel the battle of Lanka up close.” Her plea underscores the production’s heavy investment in stereoscopic technology, from CGI‑enhanced battle sequences to immersive set designs.

The film’s producers have partnered with leading VFX houses to recreate iconic locales such as Ayodhya, Dandakaranya and the golden palace of Ravana. By leveraging depth‑rich imaging, they aim to transport viewers into the heart of the epic, making every swing of Rama’s bow and every chant of the celestial choir palpable.

Industry insiders predict that the 3‑D version could set a new benchmark for Telugu mythological cinema, encouraging other filmmakers to explore high‑tech storytelling. For actors and directors, the project offers a rare chance to work with a pan‑Indian cast and to experiment with performance techniques that respond to the added spatial dimension.

Ramayana is slated for a nationwide release on December 15, 2026. Tickets for the 3‑D screenings are expected to sell out quickly, so fans are advised to book early and bring their 3‑D glasses for a truly immersive journey through one of India’s oldest legends.