The eagerly awaited trailer of director Nitesh Tiwari's famous film 'Ramayana' was finally released on Thursday (July 30). In this trailer released at 4.15 am in Brahma Muhurta, we got the first detailed glimpse of Ranbir Kapoor's Shri Ram, Yash's Ravana and Sai Pallavi's Sita. The trailer is receiving an overwhelming response on social media due to its stunning visuals, stunning VFX and brilliant staging of the Ram-Ravana fight.
The background of the fight between Shri Ram and Ravana is shown in the trailer of about four minutes. Ranbir Kapoor has portrayed the calm, restrained and dutiful character of Shri Ram, while Ravana played by Yash looks angry, strict and dominant. The trailer also shows glimpses of Sai Pallavi's Sita, Ravi Dubey's Laxman and other important characters.
The film's producer Namit Malhotra has claimed that the film will be a world-class cinematic experience for the Indian film industry. The film is directed by Nitish Tiwari, and the music is composed by Oscar winners Hans Zimmer and A. R. It is from Rahman. DNEG Studio has worked on state-of-the-art VFX and the film will also release in IMAX format.
Many important events of Ramayana are glimpsed in the trailer. The story begins with the events before Lord Rama's exile. Mother Kaikeyi is shown asking Rama for exile, and honoring his father's word and mother's command, Lord Rama sets out for exile. After that, the incident of Shurpanakha, kidnapping of Sita and the subsequent events are shown well in the trailer.
As soon as the trailer was released, fans on social media praised Ranbir Kapoor's performance and Yash was the most talked about in the role of Ravana. His aggressive looks, strong screen presence and dialogue delivery have forced many to call the trailer a 'show-stealer'. The spectacular visuals and fight scenes in the trailer are also getting positive response from the audience.
Meanwhile, after the release of the trailer, 'Adipurush' has once again become a hot topic on social media. Many netizens compared both the films and praised the visuals, production values and character presentation of 'Ramayana'. 'Ramayana' will be released in two parts, the first part will hit the screens on Diwali 2026 and the second part will hit the screens on Diwali 2027. As a stunning cinematic adaptation of the Indian mythological epic, the film has captured the attention of audiences across the country and the world.
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