The epic tale of Ramayana is now brought into life on the big screen in such a way that’s never been done before. Headlined by Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, the film promises an emotionally rich and powerful portrayal of the revered character. Sai Pallavi steps into the role of Sita, blending grace with quiet strength, while Yash takes on the formidable character of Ravana, promising a riveting performance.
First Glimpse to Launch in 9 Indian Cities
The makers have announced that the first official glimpse of the film will be unveiled in nine major cities across India:
Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Pune, Kochi, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad (at the iconic Prasads Multiplex).
A Star-Studded Cast
Along with the lead trio, the film features a stellar ensemble including Sunny Deol, Ravi Dubey, Kajal Aggarwal, and Lara Dutta in key roles. The casting reflects the film’s grand vision of retelling the epic with depth and cinematic brilliance.
“#JaiShriRam” — A Teaser that Gave Goosebumps
Fans who have caught an early glimpse of the teaser are already hailing it as one of the most awe-inspiring cinematic moments of the year. One viewer shared,
“Just saw the 7-minute vision, and it was one of the most awaited and epic moments of my life. Ramayana isn’t just a film—it’s an experience for generations to come. #BoxOffice hurricane incoming!”
India’s Most Expensive Film: ₹835 Crore Budget
With a reported budget of ₹835 crore, Ramayana has officially become India’s costliest film ever. The massive budget reflects the scale of production, including world-class VFX, elaborate sets, and top-tier actor salaries. The team has partnered with international VFX studios known for their work on Avatar and The Lord of the Rings.
Trilogy Format: Shoot Updates and Release Plans
The film is structured as a three-part saga, each exploring different chapters of the Ramayana:
•Part 1: Filming is complete and is set for a Diwali 2025 to be released.
•Part 2: Shooting begins in August 2025, with a planned Christmas 2027 release.
•Part 3: Details are under wraps but expected to post-2028.
This long-term vision ensures continuity and depth in storytelling, with every part building on the emotional and narrative arc of the previous.
Authenticity at the Core
Director Nitesh Tiwari has gone to great lengths to ensure historical and cultural accuracy. Mythology experts and scholars were consulted to design authentic costumes, sets, and dialogues. Renowned production designer Sabu Cyril has recreated ancient cities like Ayodhya, Panchavati, and Lanka, merging historical realism with stunning visual appeal.
Teasers and Vision Showreels
•Tomorrow, a 3-minute teaser will be released, showcasing all the iconic moments like Ram and Sita’s exile, a peek into the grandeur of Lanka, and high-intensity confrontations also.
•A 7-minute vision showreel, focusing on behind-the-scenes journey and a cinematic scale, is scheduled to the drop closer on Diwali 2026.
A.R. Rahman in Talks for Music
The legendary A.R. Rahman is in advanced discussions to score the music for the trilogy. He’s reportedly already working on powerful themes for emotionally rich sequences like Sita’s swayamvar and Ram’s coronation.
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