The audience’s wait for the trailer of ‘Ramayana: Part 1’, one of the most popular films of Indian cinema, is now over. The trailer of this mega budget film starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash was released on 30 July 2026 at 4:15 am in Brahma Muhurta. The special thing is that the film’s producer Namit Malhotra has chosen the time of Brahma Muhurta for the trailer launch, which is considered very auspicious and spiritual in Indian tradition. After this trailer launch, the excitement about the film has increased even more on social media. People’s reactions have also started coming forward.
How is the trailer?
In the trailer released, we can see a grand and beautiful glimpse of Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram. A glimpse of Yash has also been shown in the form of Ravana. Seeing the glimpse seen in the trailer, it has been decided that he is ready to dominate the screen. Sai Pallavi is looking strong in the role of Sita and Ravi Dubey is looking strong in the role of Laxman. Seeing the trailer, it is clear that from Ram’s exile to Ravana’s rise, the first part will be covered in a brilliant manner. Nitesh Tiwari has already revealed that the first part will end on a cliffhanger, just like the first part of Bahubali ended and a question was left in people’s mind that why Kattappa killed Bahubali and to find the answer to this question they came to watch the second part as well. This clearly means that the first part will end on an exciting note.
people’s reaction
One person wrote, ‘Ram is looking amazing, Ram must have been like this in reality.’ Another person wrote, ‘For me Ravan is the showstopper, Yash is looking so powerful.’ Another person wrote, ‘This film will create a stir, crowds are sure to gather to watch it.’ One person wrote, ‘There could not have been better casting than this.’
Trailer will be launched in the sacred time of Brahma Muhurta.
Producer Namit Malhotra had shared a poster of the film on social media and said that on the auspicious occasion of Brahma Muhurta, we will welcome the new dawn of ‘Ramayana’ with its trailer. In the Sanatan tradition, Brahma Muhurta is considered to be a very sacred and energetic time, which starts approximately 1 hour 36 minutes before sunrise. This time is considered best for starting new and auspicious works. This symbolic decision of the makers is being linked to the cultural and spiritual importance of the film.
Huge budget of 4000 crores and veteran actors of India
This film, being made with a huge budget of around Rs 4000 crore, is the most expensive project in the history of Indian cinema. This film based on Valmiki Ramayana will be presented on the big screen in two parts. The star cast of the film is very huge and impressive. Ranbir Kapoor will be seen in the lead role of Lord Ram in the film, while South Indian star Yash is going to create a stir in the role of ‘Ravana’. Sai Pallavi will be seen as ‘Mata Sita’, Ravi Dubey as ‘Lakshman’ and Sunny Deol as ‘Lord Hanuman’. Apart from these, experienced actors like Arun Govil (Raja Dasharatha), Lara Dutta (Kaikayee), Sheeba Chaddha (Manthara), Rakul Preet Singh (Shurpanakha) and Kajal Aggarwal (Mandodari) will also be seen in important roles.
The first part will hit the screens on Diwali 2026
This cinematic masterpiece of Nitesh Tiwari is all set to take the audience to a different magical world. The first part of the film ‘Ramayana: Part 1’ will be released in theaters across the world on the auspicious occasion of Diwali 2026 this year. After this, the second chapter of this epic i.e. ‘Ramayana: Part 2’ will hit the big screen in Diwali 2027. With this trailer launch in Brahma Muhurta, it is being considered as the beginning of a new era in cinema history.
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