The trailer of Nitesh Tiwari’s ambitious epic ‘Ramayana’ has generated conversations well beyond India, with several Pakistani YouTubers and social media creators applauding its visual scale and cinematic presentation.
Among the first to react was content creator Maviya Umer Farooqui, who described the trailer as a spectacle and expressed surprise at the film’s grand production values. He said the scale of the project was evident in its visual effects and overall presentation, adding that he was particularly impressed by the introduction sequences of Ranbir Kapoor and Yash.
Farooqui also remarked that the film appeared to be one of the biggest cinematic ventures undertaken in India. While discussing its budget, he referred to widely circulated estimates, prompting viewers in the comments section to point out that some reports have suggested an even larger overall investment for the two-part franchise.
Another Pakistani YouTuber, Hasnaat Khan, praised the trailer’s action scenes, CGI and visual detailing. He singled out Yash’s portrayal of Ravana as one of the highlights and said the film looked technically polished.
Other reaction channels echoed similar views, with several creators appreciating Sai Pallavi’s traditional appearance as Sita and describing the trailer’s music, cinematography and visual effects as major strengths. Many also noted that the preview successfully captured the grandeur expected from a cinematic adaptation of the ancient epic.
The trailer introduces Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi as Sita, Ravi Dubey as Lakshman and Yash as Ravana. It traces key moments from the Ramayana, including Ram’s exile and the growing conflict with Ravana, while showcasing large-scale battle sequences and high-end visual effects.
One aspect that particularly caught viewers’ attention was the absence of Lord Hanuman from the trailer, leading to speculation that the makers are saving the character’s reveal for a later promotional campaign.
With reactions pouring in from audiences across borders, the trailer has succeeded in creating anticipation for what is expected to be one of Indian cinema’s biggest releases.
