Rajesh Saini

Om Raut has adapted the story and screenplay from Ramayana. This chapter of Ramayana is a better human drama, yet Om has not been able to put emotions in it at all. Such a story, in which husband and wife are separated from each other, people should not stop crying, but this does not happen. Some scenes are good, but in totality it doesn't work. In a film of such a large canvas, the hard work that should have been done on the script is not visible. Manoj Muntashir Shukla's dialogues are good at two or three places, but mostly average. In one scene, Bajrang (in the role of Hanuman) Devdutt says, 'I will wash you.' How can anyone forgive such language?