Vivek Oberoi pledges to donate entire Ramayana fee for a noble cause!

Vivek Oberoi, who’s been creating buzz after being cast in Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s Spirit, has once again captured attention - this time for a remarkable act of generosity. While fans eagerly await his forthcoming Mastiii 4 and look forward to seeing him face off against Prabhas, all eyes are also on his pivotal role in Nitesh Tiwari’s much-awaited epic, Ramayana.

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Vivek, who reportedly plays Vidyutjihva, the brother-in-law of the Demon King Ravana, in the grand cinematic retelling of the Indian epic, recently announced that he will donate his entire remuneration from Ramayana to a noble cause.

“I Don’t Want a Penny for This”

In a heartfelt conversation with Hindustan Times, Vivek revealed, “I told Namit that I don’t want a penny for this, I want to donate it to any sort of cause that I believe in, which is kids with cancer. I told him I want to support you because I just love what you’re doing and I think that this will take Indian cinema on the global stage with a bang.”

The actor further spoke about his enriching experience while filming the project.

The Krrish 3 actor said, “There is always the battle between whether Ramayana is mythological or historical, we believe it is historical, and it was great working on it. I was so happy and it was a lot of fun working with the whole crew, Namit, Nitesh, (actors) Yash, Rakul (Preet Singh). I still have a couple of days shoot left."

Ramayana is going to be India’s answer to Hollywood epics!

Brimming with pride, Vivek praised the ambitious vision behind the film.

He said, “What Namit (Malhotra, producer) and Nitesh are doing is that through Ramayana, they are truly taking Bhartiya cinema to the global stage. Ramayana is going to be India’s answer to Hollywood epics. It helps that they are associated with a company who has won almost seven to eight Oscars in VFX, and they have already done such iconic stuff. To take in a truly Indian rooted epic, it can’t get bigger and better than Ramayana and to actually take it to the global sphere, that’s what’s exciting."

Ramayana Part 1: Latest Updates

According to industry reports, the makers have already completed the edit of Part One of Ramayana. According to report by Pinkvilla, a spurce informed that post-production work has now entered an intensive phase focused on VFX enhancement for the next 300 days.

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The source was quoted as saying, “While the shooting for Ramayana: Part One was wrapped up way back in June 2025, director Nitesh Tiwari has locked the edit for the first instalment. They have frozen the run time, and locked the line-up for the saga. The first round of VFX is also done, and the team has now taken the final edit for a prolonged round of post-production."