The
hype around Ramayana reached new heights ahead of its much-awaited trailer launch. It was scheduled to be unveiled online alongside the film’s presentation at San Diego Comic-Con. Fans stayed up late to catch a glimpse of Nitesh Tiwari’s mythological epic. However, hours before the launch, producer Namit Malhotra announced that the trailer had been postponed following the makers’ partnership with Sony Pictures Entertainment for the film’s global release. It will now be released at a later date. Fans of Ranbir Kapoor and Yash are furious over the latest update, with many even slamming the makers for the last-minute decision.
Fans REACT To Ramayana Trailer Delay
Reacting to the
Ramayana trailer launch delay announcement, a user wrote, "Nowadays, it has become a fashion for big productions to postpone the trailers, making people wait for a long time.... we wait, and we wait, and later last minute, they will come up with this strategy. No wonder they know how to play with the audience and their time."Another commented, "This is sheer arrogance and negligence towards your core audience. You are losing all the hype and interest of the people. Poor planning and poorer execution."Slamming the team, a person expressed, "Amateur handling of business isn't a wise thing... People didn't tell you to release the trailer today, it was you who told people today is a day when we will see the trailer and now we will not! Flop mat karna Ramayan ko."
Ranbir Kapoor, Yash Fans Angry After Ramayana Trailer Postponement
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Why Was Ramayana Trailer Delayed?
In an official statement, the makers said that it was a very special moment for the film, adding that his dream of taking
Ramayana to a global audience had become a reality with the team's partnership with Sony Pictures Entertainment. In light of this development, they announced that the trailer would now be launched globally at a later date.The makers further said that, in over 100 years of Indian cinema, Ramayana would mark a moment of great pride as it would be showcased to audiences worldwide like a major Hollywood film. They added that the partnership would open the doors for people across the globe to discover the richness of India's culture and stories with renewed pride and enthusiasm.Malhotra also expressed gratitude to the fans and supporters of Ramayana for helping the team achieve the milestone. He ended his statement with a message for the nation's youth.
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