Ranbir Kapoor's stunt double shares behind-the-scenes photos from the Ramayana set

Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana: Part 1 is drawing wide attention at the box office these days. Ranbir Kapoor plays Lord Ram in the film, and his performance is being praised everywhere. Now a glimpse of the film's grand set has appeared on social media.

The glimpse comes from Luke Ionnou, Ranbir Kapoor's stunt double, who has shared some pictures from the shooting of Ramayana on social media. The photographs show the large set built for the film, along with costumes, equipment and preparations for shooting. They give an idea of the scale of the work done behind the scenes.

Luke has earlier worked on international projects such as Wonder Woman, Wonder Woman 1984 and No Time to Die. He has expressed happiness at getting the chance to be part of a grand mythological film like Ramayana.

Luke also shared on social media his experience of working with Ranbir. He said Ranbir is one of the best actors he has worked with so far.

In his post, Luke wrote, "I consider myself very lucky to have got the chance to be part of an important film like Ramayana and to work as Ranbir Kapoor's stunt double. Ranbir is truly among the best actors I have worked with. It is my good fortune to work with him."

Luke thanked Ian Van Temperley for the opportunity. He also expressed gratitude to the entire cast and technical team of the film. He also wrote that the journey was unforgettable for him.

In Ramayana: Part 1, Ranbir Kapoor plays Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi plays Sita and Yash plays Ravana. The film was released in cinemas on November 5. Its grandeur, production design, cinematography and technical presentation are being praised.

It is being claimed that the film has earned more than Rs 375 crore worldwide in just three days. Box office figures also show that the film drew a good response from audiences during the Diwali holidays.

Along with Ranbir's performance, the glimpse of the film's grand set is now drawing fans. The pictures shared by Luke have once again started a discussion about the hard work behind the scenes of Ramayana.