Ramayana international trailer review

Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash's mythological entertainer Ramayana directed by Nitish Tiwari is made with a whopping budget of Rs 2000 crs. The film is releasing in two parts and the first part is releasing in November and the second part on Diwali 2027.

The makers released the international trailer and the 2-minute 36-second trailer elevated the roles of Ram and Ravana. The music and background score by A.R. Rahman and Hans Zimmer elevated the scenes to the next level. It showed the fight between good and evil and also between Gods and Demons. The trailer started with the voice over , “Before history was written... men walked among gods... and the world existed in perfect order.” It finally shows Kunal Kapoor playing the role of Lord Indra. That peace is soon threatened by Ravana, whose rise to power changes the course of the world. The narration continues, “But from the darkness rose an evil force... Ravana. Born from fire and fury, he bent the gods to his will and made the world his throne.”
Yash, the King of Lanka is seen thundering, “Before me, every head will bow...” As Ravana's power grows, the story turns to Rama, presented as the one person who can stand against him. The voice explains, “In this time of peril, humanity had one hope. Not a god, but a man, chosen by destiny: Ram.”

Netizens reacted to the international trailer in this manner., “That shyama shyama score in the end. Mann, Hans Zimmer you are the GOAT fr.” Another declared, “Bow down to INDIAN CINEMA.” A third wrote, “Words are less to define what they have made⚡Can't wait to experience this!!” Comparing the film's scale to other major cinematic spectacles, another user said, “People were comparing the Ramayana with the Odyssey but I’m telling you, it’s looking like Avatar level movie. This will rock in box office.”

International audiences reacted in the following way. Onr user wrote, “This looks spectacular. This is supposed to be the first part. It carries a $250m budget. Will probably have another $150m for marketing. Part of has the same budget.” Another viewer expressed excitement about Indian mythology getting a grand cinematic treatment, writing, “Wake the fk up, Indians literally made Avatar Lotr level shit. Hindu epics are absolutely insane and still unexplored." Another X user wrote, "This film is apparently 3 hours and 30 minutes??? People saying it's Endgame level."

---- Pramod Nandivada