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News India Live, Digital Desk: bollywood immersed in the color of Lord Shri Ram: Bollywood is full of Lord Ram and his glory these days. After the life prestige of the grand Ram temple in Ayodhya, the Hindi cinema world is also eager to bring Ram-story on the big screen. One such biggest and much awaited film is Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’, in which Ranbir Kapoor will be seen in the role of Lord Ram. The film has been curious for a long time, and now its first teaser has been leaked online, which has further increased the curiosity of the audience!
Except for leaked teaser and grandeur of the film:
The teaser, leaked on social media, has created a huge stir among the audience. According to the teaser, the title of the film is ‘Ramayana: Part One’, indicating that this story will be told in many parts. Some of the leaked scenes can estimate the VFX and grandeur of the film. It shows some grand shots of Lord Rama, Mother Sita, Hanuman and Lord Shiva and his divine world. This teaser is telling that the makers are going to introduce it in a very spectacular and effective way.
Who are the main characters of the film?
The film has a cast adorned with a stars, which makes it even more attractive:
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Ranbir Kapoor: As Lord Rama, for which he has done a lot of physical change and penance.
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Sai Pallavi: In the role of Goddess Sita, she is known for her simplicity and intense acting.
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Yash (kgf fame): In the powerful character of Ravana.
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Lara Dutta: In the role of Kaikeyi.
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Ravi Dubey and Mohit Raina: Laxman and Lord Shiva (role is yet to be confirmed, based on speculation).
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Sunny Deol: In the role of Lord Hanuman (in discussions, but not confirmed).
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Arun Govil (original Ramayana fame): As Dasharatha, whose image of Rama has been established for decades.
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Meghna Malik: In the role of Manthara.
When will ‘Ramayana’ be released?
This much awaited film On the occasion of Ram Navami in 2026 (That is in September 2026, as depicted in the leaked teaser) will be released in theaters. If the leaked information is correct, the audience will have to wait a little longer, but according to its grandeur and star cast, this wait seems to be Worth.
In the hands of a director such as Nitesh Tiwari (known for films like ‘Dangal’ and ‘Chichhore’), there is complete preparation to present this mythology in modern and grand style. The film can prove to be a milestone in the history of Indian cinema.
