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Former CM Fadnavis Hopes Ramayan Wins Academy Award, Says He’ll Be Disappointed if Not
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🗓 07 Aug 2026, 04:38 PM
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Former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis expressed his hope that the film Ramayan will secure an Academy award, stating he would feel disappointed if it fails to win.
Former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis recently voiced his anticipation for the film Ramayan to win an Academy award. In a statement, he said, "I will be disappointed if the Academy award doesn’t come," underscoring his support for the project.
Fadnavis’s comment comes as the film, a modern retelling of the ancient epic, has attracted attention from critics and audiences alike. The production team has been preparing for a potential nomination in the upcoming awards season.
The former chief minister’s endorsement highlights the growing intersection between regional cinema and international recognition. While the film’s creative team remains focused on delivering a compelling narrative, they welcome the encouragement from political leaders.
Fadnavis’s remarks add a layer of public interest to Ramayan’s journey toward the Academy award, potentially boosting its visibility among both domestic and global audiences.
Fadnavis’s comment comes as the film, a modern retelling of the ancient epic, has attracted attention from critics and audiences alike. The production team has been preparing for a potential nomination in the upcoming awards season.
The former chief minister’s endorsement highlights the growing intersection between regional cinema and international recognition. While the film’s creative team remains focused on delivering a compelling narrative, they welcome the encouragement from political leaders.
Fadnavis’s remarks add a layer of public interest to Ramayan’s journey toward the Academy award, potentially boosting its visibility among both domestic and global audiences.