The recently released trailer of ‘Ramayana’, featuring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash, has earned praise from filmmaker Sandeep Reddy Vanga. After watching the first glimpse of Nitesh Tiwari’s ambitious retelling of the epic, the ‘Animal’ director took to social media to applaud the film’s grand scale and powerful message.The trailer has already been making waves for its striking visuals, performances and the much-talked-about musical collaboration between Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman. Vanga’s appreciation has now added to the growing excitement surrounding the project.Expressing his admiration, the filmmaker wrote, “YEH RAM YUG KA AARAMBH HAI.” He further added, “Not just a trailer, but the eternal reminder that DHARMA will always triumph over ADHARMA.”His post quickly gained traction online, with many fans echoing his thoughts about the film’s underlying theme. The endorsement has further strengthened the buzz around ‘Ramayana’, which is widely regarded as one of the most ambitious Indian film projects in recent years.Although the makers have kept much of the storyline under wraps, the trailer offers viewers an introduction to the film’s central characters and its interpretation of the timeless epic. Ranbir Kapoor portrays Lord Ram in a calm and composed avatar, while Sai Pallavi takes on the role of Sita. Yash, meanwhile, steps into the formidable role of Ravana.Among the highlights of the trailer, Yash’s powerful screen presence as Ravana has become one of the biggest talking points on social media, with audiences discussing his intense look and commanding performance.Sai Pallavi has also drawn appreciation for portraying Sita with elegance and quiet strength. Alongside the larger conflict between good and evil, the trailer also underscores the emotional connection between Ram and Sita.Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, ‘Ramayana’ is produced by Namit Malhotra and Yash. The film has been envisioned as a grand theatrical spectacle, featuring expansive production design and state-of-the-art visual effects.Another standout aspect of the project is its music. Academy Award-winning composer Hans Zimmer has collaborated with AR Rahman, with the trailer’s background score enhancing its emotional and dramatic impact.The makers are presenting ‘Ramayana’ as a global cinematic retelling of the Indian epic, supported by world-class technical craftsmanship and a large-scale theatrical release.’Ramayana: Part One’ is slated to hit theatres around Diwali, and the enthusiastic response to its trailer has only heightened anticipation for the film.
