As neither the Malayalam nor the Tamil versions were accessible in Surat, Gujarat, I watched the Telugu version, even though I knew very little of the language. As they say, "music has no language," and I'll add that the same is true of "beautifully created romance cinema"!
 

 I haven't seen a film in ages that could be compared to cult favourites like Roja. This poetic romantic story was masterfully crafted by director Hanu Raghavapudi, with breathtaking images shot by cinematographer PS Vinod sir. The production company Vyjayanthi movies created every scene with an aesthetic that was nothing short of a painting. Kudos to you guys! The music and BGM by Vishal Chandrasekhar, which has a timeless feel from a bygone era, have been another crucial component. As I learned from seeing his video, only traditional instruments were utilised to create the songs, and this had a strong impact that fit with the mood of the 1960s through the 1980s. It was excellent choreography by Brinda master. Regarding the characters, DQ as Lt. Ram played so naturally with his youthful charm, a flushing face in romantic sequences, and most significantly, his own voice! Every time they appeared together, Mrunal Thakur as SitaMahalakshmi urf Noorjahan simply lighted the screen! Dream premiere of Mrunal in the south, and I must say, YOU'RE HERE! You're going to be here for a while. What chemistry Ram and Sita had, and I was immediately drawn into their world. The rest of the journey was nothing short of a spectacle.
 

The disobedient #Afreen (Rashmika), through whom the entire plot develops, played a completely different role, and your on-screen chemistry with #Balaji (Tarun Bhacker), too, generated a lot of laughter. Wonderful work, both of you! Give Sumanth garu credit for creating a Vishnu Sharma with grey undertones while also playing a fantastic role. I was upset with you as a viewer, and that feeling was solely a result of the way you portrayed the character. I appreciate "Durjoy" and those comedic pieces from Vennela Kishore.
 

Despite the fact that it has been two days since I viewed the movie, I can't shake the want to see it again! Such is #sitarmam's addiction We are grateful to Hanu Sir for recalling the world of letters and the powerful links of love they formerly carried as well as for demonstrating the artistically compelling way in which epic romance tales may be portrayed. Man, you rocked.

I wish the entire #SitaRamam team the utmost success and recognition in the days to come.

Guys, if you don't want to miss the enchantment of #SitaRamam, watch it in any language at the nearby theatre.

Sita Ramam, the movie Sita Ramam.