What is special in the second trailer of 'Ramayana Part 1', how will it become a game changer?

The second new trailer of Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi starrer film ‘Ramayana Part 1’ has been released in multiple languages ​​on Thursday. The makers have tried their best to remove the shortcomings and complaints expressed by the audience after the teaser and the first trailer. Watching the new trailer, it becomes clear that the makers have worked hard on everything from music to visuals.

While the previous trailer was slow and long, this time the makers have played a fast paced move. By reducing the length of the trailer, its speed has been made like a bullet train. Let us know, how the second trailer of Ramayana will prove to be a game changer for it?

4 thousand crore budget and audience’s expectations

‘Ramayana’ is being presented before the country and the world as India’s most expensive film. The estimated budget of this two-part film, being directed by Nitish Tiwari and produced by Namit Malhotra, is said to be more than Rs 4,000 crore. As soon as this enormity of the budget was revealed, a mountain of expectations arose among the audience.

Since Ramayana is a saga with which the countrymen have a deep emotional connection, the audience cannot tolerate any kind of negligence in it. After the failure of Prabhas’s ‘Adipurush’, the makers are taking every step with utmost care and are pouring money like water to fix every flaw before the release. This film, which is going to hit the theaters on November 5, can prove to be a game changer on the basis of this new trailer.

Work done on music of Ramayana

This first part has been named ‘Ramayana: Rise of a Legend’. The biggest strength of the trailer is its background music, composed by Oscar winners Hans Zimmer and A.R. Rahman has prepared it together. A powerful background score has been used in every frame of this more than 2 minute long trailer, which directly connects the viewer with the scene. Especially the music played in the last scenes of Ravana creates a hair-raising atmosphere.

Fast-paced editing took its toll

The previous trailer was 4 minutes and 9 seconds long, whose pace was quite slow and all the characters had to be introduced in it. But this time the makers did not repeat that mistake. The length of the new trailer is only 2 minutes 23 seconds. In this there is no chance to take one’s eyes off even for a moment. Scenes change in the blink of an eye and the audience is forced to watch them again.

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Tremendous improvement in VFX and visual quality

Compared to the teaser and the first trailer, this time’s VFX looks better and cinematic. This time the trailer has been released on YouTube in 4K (2160P) format, whereas the first trailer was limited to 1080P. From the first scene of Ravana walking on the barren land to the scenes involving the city, snow, forest, royal jewels and fire, every visual wins the hearts of the audience.

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Scary and ferocious form of Ravana

If this new trailer is called the trailer of ‘Ravana’ of Ramayana, then it would not be wrong. For the first 55 seconds, only the dominance of Ravana i.e. South Indian superstar Yash is visible. After this we get glimpses of Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram. The biggest highlight of the trailer is the scene where multiple spears are seen stuck together in Ravana’s body, which looks incredible with VFX and music.

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FAQ

What is the biggest feature of the new trailer of ‘Ramayana Part 1’?

The biggest feature of the new trailer is its fast-paced editing, Hans Zimmer and A.R. Powerful background music composed by Rahman and stunning 4K VFX quality.

What is the full name of the film ‘Ramayana Part 1’?

The full name of the first part of this film has been kept as ‘Ramayana: Rise of a Legend’.

What is the estimated budget of the film and who is directing it?

The total budget of this film is over Rs 4,000 crore, and it is being directed by Nitesh Tiwari.

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