Yash Teams Up With Hollywood Stunt Legend Guy Norris For Epic Ramayana Action Sequences

International Stunt Icon Collaborates on Indian
Mythological Epic
Famed Hollywood stunt coordinator Guy
Norris, acclaimed for his adrenaline-pumping action in global hits like Mad
Max: Fury Road and The Suicide Squad, has officially partnered with Indian
actor Yash for the upcoming cinematic adaptation of Ramayana. Portraying the
role of Ravana, Yash is not only acting but actively contributing to the
conceptualization of high-impact action moments set to redefine mythological
storytelling on the big screen.
Revolutionary Action Sequences Crafted in India
According to the latest update from the
film’s production team, Guy Norris is currently in India, meticulously
choreographing visually captivating and technically advanced fight sequences.
Designed to push the boundaries of Indian cinema, these high-energy scenes aim
to deliver an immersive viewing experience. Reports indicate that Yash will be
on set for an extensive schedule, dedicating nearly 60–70 days solely to
filming for Ramayana: Part One, emphasizing the magnitude of his role and the
film’s scope.
Exclusive Glimpses from the Set Ignite Fan Frenzy
Recent behind-the-scenes images released by
the makers showcase Yash and Guy Norris collaborating on set amid a large-scale
blue screen setup. These snapshots have triggered a wave of anticipation across
social media, as fans eagerly await the film’s release and marvel at the scale
of production, blending global stunt expertise with Indian storytelling
traditions.
Ramayana Set to Release in Two Grand Installments
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana is
envisioned as a visually rich, two-part film series. Alongside Yash, the
ensemble cast includes Bollywood stalwarts Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi. The
project is produced by Namit Malhotra’s Prime Focus Studios and Yash’s Monster
Mind Creations, positioning it as one of the most ambitious Indian film
ventures to date. The first part is slated for a festive Diwali 2026 release,
with its sequel expected in Diwali 2027, promising a mythological epic of
international standards and cinematic brilliance.
