The first look at Ramayana dropped early this morning and instantly broke the internet. After last week’s delay at San Diego Comic-Con, fans had been waiting eagerly. Most agree — the wait was worth it. The trailer introduces several key characters. Sunny Deol as Hanuman is yet to be shown. But the one moment everyone is talking about is the face-off: Rama vs Ravana — Ranbir Kapoor vs Yash. Internet Reacts To Yash As Ravana Viewers praised Yash for his commanding presence. “YASH IS EPIC. He has redefined screen presence in #RamayanaTrailer. He looks like a beast ready to destroy everyone. He’ll get the loudest cheers even as the villain. What an aura.” “Yash as Ravana is pure menace. Every frame shows power and intensity. This will be an iconic performance.” “Voice modulation by Yash — goosebumps. The dubbing is brilliant.” “Screen presence isn’t about dialogues. It’s about owning every shot. And he does.” Fans also highlighted the backstory of Ravana, Sita’s journey, and the detailed VFX work on creatures and monsters. Internet Reacts To The Trailer The overall reaction: grand, divine, and larger-than-life. “Magical and divine. Every frame feels huge. Visuals are stunning and the emotions land perfectly. This looks like a film made with devotion and scale. Jai Shree Ram.” “This is where the EPIC BEGINS. The trailer is finally here.” “That Jatayu vs Ravana fight, the Shiva Dhanush scene, Pushpak Vimaan, Airavat, and the world-class VFX — this isn’t just a movie, it’s an event.” “If the film matches the trailer, Ramayana could become one of Indian cinema’s biggest achievements.” About The Film Ramayana is being made on a massive scale with a reported budget of Rs 4,000 crore for both parts. Producer Namit Malhotra said: “When we started 6-7 years ago, people thought we were crazy because no Indian film has been this big. The combined budget for both parts is around $500 million. We’re making the biggest film in the world for our greatest epic, and we’re doing it efficiently.” For music, AR Rahman and Oscar-winner Hans Zimmer have teamed up for the first time. Release Plan: Part 1: Worldwide release in October 2026, before Diwali Part 2: Diwali 2027 Post navigation BTS Skips Grammy 2027 Submissions, Says “Music Should Be Loved For What It Is”
