Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Bryan Cranston | ... | Ram (voice) | |
Arun Govil | ... | Rama (voice) | |
Edie Mirman | ... | Sita (voice) | |
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Rael Padamsee | ... | Sita (voice) |
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Namrata Sawhney | ... | Sita (voice) |
James Earl Jones | ... | Narrator (voice) | |
Shatrughan Sinha | ... | Narrator (voice) | |
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Jinder Walia | ... | Trijata (voice) |
Amrish Puri | ... | Ravan (voice) | |
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Mishal Varma | ... | Lakshman (voice) |
Tom Wyner | ... | Ravan (voice) | |
Richard Cansino | ... | Lakshmana (voice) | |
Shakti Singh | ... | Lakshmana (voice) | |
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Dilip Sinha | ... | Hanuman (voice) |
Michael Sorich | ... | Hanuman (voice) |
The fantastic story of Rama, a young prince who has been banished to the forest by his mother-in-law. He is under the protection of his wife Sita and his brother Lakshman. When a powerful demon king Ravan abducts Sita, Rama reduces into tears and sorrow but he stays strong and fights. He must fight warrior demons, control his sorrow and fight until his wife is free. Written by Rama
This story is fascinating and much better than any other Rama movies. The portrayal of Rama is at its best. Firstly the character animations were excellent especially Rama's long black hair. Secondly the dialogue and songs are so prideful to us all. I also like the fight scenes which includes Rama. The final battle between Rama and Ravan was amazing as it shows the power of both warriors and how detailed animation is (exploding arrow wounding Rama, Rama covered in wounds) I would recommend anyone to watch this movie