Ram (film)

Ram is the title of several films across different languages and cinematic traditions. Due to the common use of the name "Ram," a central figure in Hindu mythology, it is a frequently employed title for religious, historical, and contemporary films.

Without specific information narrowing down the context, "Ram (film)" could refer to:

• Films directly depicting the Ramayana: These films retell the epic story of Lord Rama, his exile, his battle with Ravana, and his eventual return to Ayodhya. Such films are particularly prevalent in Indian cinema.

• Films with characters named Ram: Many films feature characters named Ram, either as the protagonist or a significant supporting role. The name often carries symbolic weight, alluding to qualities associated with the mythological figure, such as righteousness, strength, and devotion.

• Films with thematic connections to the Ramayana: Some films might not directly depict the Ramayana story but may incorporate its themes, such as the battle between good and evil, the importance of dharma (righteous conduct), or the devotion of a faithful spouse.

To provide a more specific entry, more details about the year of release, country of origin, director, or plot are needed. Without such details, this entry remains a general overview of the use of "Ram" as a film title.