The first glimpse of Nitesh Tiwari's ambitious "Ramayana: Part I" has finally arrived, sending waves of excitement across social media. Starring Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, Yash as Ravana, and Sai Pallavi as Sita, the highly anticipated film promises a visually spectacular and reverent adaptation of India's greatest epic.
Revealed on Thursday, the first look was accompanied by a powerful statement: "Ten years of aspiration. Relentless conviction to bring the greatest epic of all time to the world... Welcome to the beginning. Let's celebrate the IMMORTAL story of Rama v/s Ravana." This sets the tone for a project meticulously crafted over a decade, aiming for global reverence.
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Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, acclaimed for the blockbuster "Dangal," the film boasts a stellar ensemble cast. Ranbir Kapoor embodies the dharmic prince Lord Rama, while South Indian superstar Yash takes on the formidable role of the demon king Ravana. Sai Pallavi, celebrated for her grace and acting prowess, portrays the beloved Goddess Sita. The cast further includes powerhouse performer Sunny Deol as the mighty Lord Hanuman and Ravie Dubey as the devoted Lakshman.
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Producer Namit Malhotra (Prime Focus, DNEG) emphasized the film's groundbreaking technical ambition at the World Audio Visual Entertainment Summit earlier this year. "The way we want to go about it is to make it feel local to people in the world," Malhotra stated. He revealed plans to utilize advanced technology for seamless localization: "We are trying to make sure... it should play in English with lip sync without subtitles or dubbed versions... It should be in Spanish; it should be in Japanese in Japan." This suggests sophisticated performance capture or AI-driven dubbing for authentic global distribution.
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Adding immense weight to the project is the musical collaboration between Oscar-winning legends – the iconic Hans Zimmer (known for epics like Gladiator, Dune) and India's maestro A.R. Rahman. Their combined genius promises a score of unparalleled grandeur befitting the Ramayana's scale. Malhotra co-produces the film alongside Yash.
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"Ramayana: Part I" is conceived as a massive two-part cinematic event. The first installment is officially slated for a grand Diwali 2026 release, aiming to captivate audiences during India's most celebrated festival. The unveiling of the first look marks a significant milestone, confirming years of development rumors and setting the stage for what could be one of Indian cinema's most significant and technologically advanced productions ever.
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The combination of Tiwari's directorial vision, the star-studded cast led by Kapoor, Yash, and Pallavi, the revolutionary localization strategy, and the musical firepower of Zimmer and Rahman has positioned "Ramayana: Part I" as a potential cultural phenomenon, eagerly awaited by fans worldwide for its Diwali 2026 arrival. The journey of Rama v/s Ravana is set to unfold on the grandest scale imaginable.
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