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Updated : Jul 30, 2026

The much-awaited trailer of Ramayana has finally arrived, and it has exceeded the sky-high expectations surrounding the film. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari and backed by producers Namit Malhotra and Yash on a massive scale, the mythological epic promises a breathtaking cinematic experience. With DNEG handling the visual effects and music legends Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman joining forces, the film is clearly aiming for global standards.

The trailer opens by establishing Yash's Ravana, showcasing his rise to power and conquest of the three worlds. From the spectacular battle between the Devas and Asuras to the stunning visuals of celestial beings and flying elephants, every frame reflects the makers' ambition. Yash's commanding screen presence and intense portrayal of Ravana instantly become one of the trailer's biggest highlights.

Ranbir Kapoor impresses as Lord Ram with a calm, divine and dignified screen presence, while Sai Pallavi shines as Sita, bringing grace and serenity to the iconic character. Arun Govil's appearance as Dasaratha adds nostalgia, and Rakul Preet Singh's Surpanaka leaves a striking impression in the brief glimpses.

Technically, Ramayana looks extraordinary. The world-class VFX, breathtaking production design, and the powerful background score by Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman elevate the visuals to another level. Nitesh Tiwari appears to have crafted the adaptation with immense respect for Valmiki's epic while presenting it on a scale rarely seen in Indian cinema.

If the trailer is any indication, Ramayana has all the ingredients to become a landmark cinematic event. The first installment is set to hit theatres this Diwali, and anticipation has only grown stronger after this spectacular glimpse.

 

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