Ramayana Trailer: Ramanand Sagar’s Grandson Shiv Sagar Reacts to Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi’s Mythological Drama

The highly anticipated trailer for Ramayana has finally been released, leaving fans and cinephiles incredibly ecstatic for its grand debut. Slated to hit the theatrical screens in Diwali 2026, the newly released trailer, also attached with “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” has been garnering attention from the audience worldwide. Ramanand Sagar’s grandson Shiv Sagar also reacted to Namit Malhotra’s “Ramayana,” while praising the stellar cast, cutting-edge visuals, and world-class storytelling. 

Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana aims to bring epic emotion to life on an unprecedented scale. The film sees Ranbir Kapoor embodying Lord Ram and Sai Pallavi bringing grace to the role of Sita, alongside Yash as the commanding Ravana. Sunny Deol steps in as the indomitable Hanuman, with Ravi Dubey as Lakshman.

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Ramanand Sagar’s Grandson Shiv Sagar Praises Namit Malhotra’s Ramayana Trailer

Ramayana is one of the most ambitious and monumental cinematic ventures in Indian film history. Billed as a two-part global spectacle, the film promises to bring the timeless epic. The trailer has finally been released and has opened to a roaring response from audiences across the nation. While everyone is praising the trailer, Ramanand Sagar’s grandson, Shiv Sagar, has also expressed his admiration for it.

Shiv Sagar shared that he really liked the trailer. In the earlier promotional asset, he felt that the quality of the graphics did not match the scale of the budget. However, after watching the trailer and seeing the ensemble cast, he was impressed. Talking about the cast, he further added, “I thought Yash looked brilliant as Ravana. Sai Pallavi, too, suits the character of Sita, especially in the way she speaks and articulates herself. I also liked Surpanakha’s (Rakul Preet Singh) entry on the tiger chariot. Overall, I think it looks very grand.“

Having said that, he shared, “I assume that they have made it with an international audience in mind. It would be great if the film opens up the global market for Indian mythology, culture and fantasy. If they manage to pull it off successfully, it will be wonderful and will benefit Indian cinema as a whole.” The two-part epic will release in IMAX worldwide, Part 1 in Diwali 2026 and Part 2 in Diwali 2027.