Rakul Preet Singh CORRECTS paparazzi after they pronounce her ‘Ramayana’ character name Surpanakha wrongly – Watch |

Rakul Preet Singh CORRECTS paparazzi after they mispronounce her ‘Ramayana’ character title Surpanakha – Watch

Rakul Preet Singh, who performs Surpanakha in Nitesh Tiwari‘s extremely anticipated mythological epic ‘Ramayana‘, had an amusing run-in with the paparazzi in Mumbai on Monday, August 17. Noticed in Andheri, the actress discovered herself repeatedly being referred to as out by photographers who mispronounced her character’s title, resulting in a light-hearted second caught on digicam. Here is what occurred.

Rakul Preet Singh hilariously corrects paparazzi after they mispronounce Surpanakha

Rakul Preet Singh, who is about to play Surpanakha, sister of Lanka’s king Ravana, initially regarded amused because the paparazzi bought her character’s title flawed. She then stepped in to right them, saying, “Surnapakha nahi, Surpanakha,” all whereas making an attempt exhausting to carry again her laughter. The actress took the mix-up in her stride, smiling and laughing by means of the change as a substitute of getting irritated.

Rakul Preet Singh reveals why she mentioned sure to enjoying Surpanakha

Earlier on August 3, Rakul Preet had spoken about what satisfied her to tackle the position of Surpanakha, a personality typically remembered for only one second within the epic. Responding to a fan’s letter on X, she wrote, “Thanks for this stunning letter. What made me say sure to Surpanakha was precisely what you talked about – her complexity. Historical past typically remembers her for one second, however there may be a lot extra to her story.”

Rakul Preet Singh​

‘Ramayana’ forgedThe movie’s ensemble forged contains Ranbir Kapoor as Ram, Sai Pallavi as Sita, Yash as Ravana, Sunny Deol as Lord Hanuman, Ravi Dubey as Lakshman, Arun Govil as King Dasharath, and Lara Dutta as Queen Kaikeyi.

‘Ramayana’ launch date

Directed by ‘Dangal’ and ‘Chhichhore’ filmmaker Nitesh Tiwari, ‘Ramayana: Half 1’ is about for a theatrical launch throughout Diwali 2026, whereas ‘Ramayana: Half 2’ will hit cinemas throughout Diwali 2027. Producer Namit Malhotra had earlier revealed that the 2 movies collectively carry a mixed funds of round USD 500 million, translating to over Rs 4,000 crore.