Ranbir Kapoor’s double role in *Ramayana* has become the trailer’s biggest talking point, with the footage revealing his connection to both Rama and Parashurama. The mythological basis gives *Ramayana* an instant edge ahead of its epic big-screen launch.
The new *Ramayana* trailer puts Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, and Sai Pallavi at the centre of an epic clash built on scale and emotion. With Nitesh Tiwari’s vision and a powerful ensemble, *Ramayana* is positioning itself as a major screen event.
The *Ramayana Part 1* trailer now has a new launch time and date, with the first look set to arrive at 4:15 am IST on July 30, 2026. The unusual release hour adds ritual significance to one of the most closely watched film reveals of the year.
T Series has locked the music rights for both parts of *Ramayana* in a ₹75 crore advance deal. The move adds another major pre release win to one of Indian cinema’s biggest upcoming franchises.
Ranbir Kapoor’s latest comments on *Ramayana* spotlight why he believes Yash was the right fit to play Ravana. The actor says the role needed Yash’s aura and stardom, adding fresh intrigue to the film’s biggest face-off.
Namit Malhotra made an emotional statement about *Ramayana* at Pratham Sankalp in Delhi, underlining the scale and personal conviction behind the film’s campaign. The producer’s remarks have added fresh momentum to the rollout of *Ramayana*.
Namit Malhotra’s Ramayana launched Pratham Sankalp in Delhi ahead of its global trailer premiere. The event brought the cast together and set the stage for one of Indian cinema’s biggest upcoming releases.
Ramayana is set for a special TIFF preview ahead of its Diwali 2026 release. The planned showcase signals major global ambitions for Nitesh Tiwari’s epic.
Namit Malhotra’s Ramayana will launch its trailer worldwide on July 24, 2026, setting up the next major moment in the film’s campaign. The update sharpens focus on Ramayana ahead of its Diwali 2026 theatrical release.
Ramayana makers have kicked off a massive school outreach campaign across 18 cities ahead of the film’s release. The initiative aims to connect over 5 lakh students with the epic through creative and interactive activities.
Ramayana is gearing up for two distinct trailer launches in July 2026, with one event in India and another at Comic-Con in the US. The dual rollout signals a major global push for the film.
John Fithian’s endorsement of *Ramayana* after CinemaCon 2026 has intensified expectations around the film’s global theatrical prospects. The two-part epic is now being positioned as a landmark worldwide big-screen event.
