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The 4,000 crore Ramayanam is coming this year, which has increased the anxiety in the Varanasi team, they said. They are saying that Telugu people have to be scared. Already, the two parts of 'Dhurandhar' have been thrashed at the box office. Ramayanam is coming at such a time. Therefore, this is definitely going to be a challenge for Varanasi, which has blown minds. However, that is not wrong, but if we do a reality check, it seems Varanasi has more blessings than the 4,000 crore Ramayanam. Dangal's collection might be more than Baahubali 2, but the director himself might have made Ramayanam, yet it won the IMAX fight. Varanasi is winning and is winning. How is that? The mind-blowing IMAX truth is for you, take a look. [Music] [Music] Dangal is a movie that grossed 2000 crores. It grossed 150 crores more than Baahubali 2. Nitesh Tiwari, who made such a film, has now made Ramayanam in Hindi. That too in two parts, this film is being made in two parts with a whopping 4000 crores. 800 crores are going to be spent on the first part and 3200 crores on the second part. No matter how you look at it, Ramayanam is coming with at least three times the budget of the 1400 crore Varanasi. Ramayanam, if made normally, will receive great appreciation from the audience. Rama is not just a devotee, it's a special emotion. When Nitesh Tiwari, who made trendsetting films like Dangal, makes such a movie in two parts with 4000 crores, what will be the situation? It was thought that Varanasi would face new challenges there. But at the IMAX level, Varanasi's blessings are increasing. Yes, Varanasi is going to get more credits, more records, and more profits than the 4,000 crore Ramayanam. The first of these is the budget. Ramayanam might be a 4000 crore project. But the budget for the first part is 800 crores, while Varanasi's budget is 1400 crores. So, among the pan-world movies, this is the first Indian movie with such a huge budget. Not only that, Varanasi is being filmed with IMAX cameras. Ramayanam will also be released in IMAX. But this film was not shot with IMAX cameras. It will only be modified for the IMAX screen after Ramayanam is completed. Looking at it that way, Varanasi will get the credit as the first Indian movie shot with an IMAX camera. If you have to celebrate this much, it's because Indian screens are different. For a film to go into the world market, not only the story, screenplay, making, and graphics matter, but also shooting with cameras like IMAX is important. It brings world audiences to theaters. You might think everyone will do the same, but it's not that easy. Shooting with an IMAX camera increases the budget on one hand. On the other hand, shooting with that huge camera is a big challenge. Similarly, there should be a need to use it in the content. Otherwise, there is no benefit. Therefore, Rajamouli is making Varanasi a trendsetter by using the right equipment for the right story. In this regard, Varanasi will be recorded as the first movie to be shot with that camera, which will be released on IMAX screens first, and Varanasi is likely to have an upper hand in output quality. [Music] That [Music]