Director Nitesh Tiwari and producer Namit Malhotra’s upcoming cinematic spectacle Ramayana continues to build massive anticipation among movie lovers. Ever since the first glimpse featuring Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama was unveiled, excitement around the film has only intensified, with fans eager to witness stars like Yash, Sunny Deol and Sai Pallavi stepping into their respective iconic roles.

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Amid the growing buzz, actor Vivek Oberoi, who portrays Vidyutjihva — Surpanakha’s husband — has now shared his experience of working on the film, describing it as deeply emotional and “magical”.

Vivek Oberoi Pens Heartfelt Birthday Note for Nitesh Tiwari

Marking Nitesh Tiwari’s birthday, Vivek took to social media and posted an emotional message celebrating the filmmaker’s creative brilliance and grounded personality. While wishing the director, the actor also reflected on the extraordinary journey of being part of Ramayana, hinting at the massive cinematic scale the project carries.

Speaking about Tiwari’s storytelling approach, Vivek wrote, “They say a director holds a mirror to the world of cinema, but with you, Nitesh Bhai, your canvas transcends ordinary storytelling. Your art and your vision are truly out of this world. The way you look at a story, the depth, the scale, and the absolute purity of human emotion you capture is rare. It takes a master to weave such a profound creative vision with absolute humility.”

‘Ramayana’ Experience Felt Spiritual and Transformative: Vivek 

The actor went on to reveal how working on the ambitious project left a lasting impact on him. Recalling his days on set, Vivek described the atmosphere as emotionally enriching and spiritually uplifting.

He further added, “Working with you during Ramayana has been nothing short of magical. Stepping onto your set felt less like a shoot and more like being a part of something spiritual and transformative. Your guidance, your clarity, and that calm, anchoring energy you bring to the chaos of filmmaking truly brought magic to life for all of us. It is an experience I will always hold close to my heart….Happy birthday @niteshtiwari22, cheers to a successful year!”.

They say a director holds a mirror to the world of cinema, but with you, Nitesh Bhai, your canvas transcends ordinary storytelling. Your art and your vision are truly out of this world. The way you look at a story, the depth, the scale, and the absolute purity of human emotion…

— Vivek Anand Oberoi (@vivekoberoi) May 23, 2026

Apart from praising the filmmaker, Vivek also expressed confidence that Ramayana has the potential to elevate Indian cinema to an entirely new global stature.

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If industry reports are to be believed, Ramayana Part I is currently eyeing a massive pre-Diwali theatrical release. With its ensemble cast, large-scale production and mythological storytelling, the film is already being viewed as one of the most ambitious Indian cinematic ventures in recent years.