Film “Ramayana: Rise of a Legend” uses extensive, handcrafted production design built over months, with multiple outlets focusing on how long major sets took to create. NDTV reports that the art department spent months producing elements ranging from Ravana’s throne to Surpanakha’s chariot and a large Jatayu model.
Times of India and India Today both highlight Ravana’s throne as a standout feature. They say the throne required roughly four months to complete and was made with gold-leaf detailing, with Times of India adding that it cost about Rs 1 crore and that construction began in April 2024. The sets are presented as supporting actor performance, with the large Jatayu model mentioned as part of the design process.
Across coverage, outlets largely agree on the scale and craftsmanship of the production, but differ in the specific cost and materials they emphasize, and in whether they include additional production context such as a plan for a sequel.
