Ramayana: Mumbai. Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi's film 'Ramayana' is constantly in the news for its grandeur. From the look of the characters to the huge sets and props used in the film, special attention has been paid to every small detail. Now the film's art director Ramesh has shared some information to the set, knowing which it can be estimated how much hard work and expense the makers have put in to make this film special on the big screen. According to the report, about Rs 1 crore has been spent in making the throne of Ravana and Rs 1.5 crore has been spent in preparing the chariot of Shurpanakha.

Ravana's throne was ready in four months

Yash is playing the role of Ravana in the film. His huge throne is also attracting the attention of the audience. According to art director Ramesh, preparing this throne was not easy. It took about four months to make it. First of all its clay model was prepared from soil. After this, a mold was made and the final shape of the throne was given with the help of fiber.

To give the throne a royal and real gold look, 24 carat gold leafing was done on it. Due to this entire process and meticulous work, approximately Rs 1 crore was spent in preparing just one throne.

One and a half crores spent on Shurpanakha's chariot

Rakul Preet Singh is playing the character of Shurpanakha in the film. The chariot prepared for him is also no less than a grand set. Ramesh told that it took about three months to make this chariot and it cost more than Rs 1.5 crore. In preparing it, special care was taken from design to every detail.

Jatayu's skeleton was made 24 feet high

A huge skeleton model to Jatayu has also been prepared in the film. Its height has been kept at around 24 feet. Such large models and sets play an important role in showcasing the grandeur of the film on screen.

More than 150 sets made in Film City

According to art director Ramesh, more than 150 sets were prepared for 'Ramayana' in the studio of Prime Focus in Mumbai's Film City. Ramesh has previously handled the responsibility of art direction in about 30 films. These include films like 'Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan', '83', 'Tiger Zinda Hai' and 'Sultan'.

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