The trailer of Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash’s Ramayana has found another admirer in filmmaker Sandeep Reddy Vanga. The Animal director shared his reaction on social media after watching the first
glimpse of Nitesh Tiwari’s ambitious mythological drama, praising both its scale and its central message.
Vanga’s response comes as the trailer continues to draw attention for its visual treatment, performances and music by Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman.
Sandeep Reddy Vanga Reacts To Ramayana Trailer
Sharing his thoughts online, Vanga wrote, “YEH RAM YUG KA AARAMBH HAI.” He added, “Not just a trailer, but the eternal reminder that DHARMA will always triumph over ADHARMA.”
"YEH RAM YUG KA AARAMBH HAI."
Not just a trailer, but the eternal reminder that DHARMA will always triumph over ADHARMA.https://t.co/5uAgQKUlqg— Sandeep Reddy Vanga (@imvangasandeep) July 31, 2026
His post quickly caught the attention of fans, many of whom agreed with his take on the film’s larger theme. The filmmaker’s reaction has also added to the growing industry chatter around Ramayana, which is being mounted as one of the biggest Indian productions in recent years.
While the makers have kept several details under wraps, the trailer offers a closer look at the film’s principal characters and its interpretation of the epic.
Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi And Yash Draw Attention
Ranbir Kapoor appears as Lord Ram, with the trailer presenting him in a restrained and emotionally composed avatar. Sai Pallavi plays Sita, while Yash steps into the role of Ravana.
Yash’s appearance has emerged as one of the most-discussed elements of the trailer. His imposing screen presence and intense portrayal have already sparked considerable conversation online.
Sai Pallavi, meanwhile, has been praised for bringing quiet strength and grace to Sita. The trailer also places emphasis on the emotional bond between Ram and Sita, alongside the conflict that drives the larger narrative.
Ramayana Mounted On A Grand Scale
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana has been produced by Namit Malhotra and Yash. The film has been designed as a large-scale theatrical spectacle, combining elaborate production design with extensive visual effects.
Another major talking point is its music. Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman have joined forces for the project, with the trailer’s background score adding weight to its dramatic moments.
The makers are positioning the film as a global retelling of the Indian epic, backed by international technical standards and a wide theatrical rollout.
Ramayana: Part One is expected to arrive in cinemas around Diwali, with the trailer’s reception significantly raising curiosity around the film.
