Ranbir Kapoor’s Ram vs Yash’s Ravana: Ramayana Teaser Wows Fans with Cinematic Brilliance

Namit Malhotra's Ramayana: The Introduction | Nitesh Tiwari | Ranbir, Yash, Hans Zimmer & AR Rahman

Ramayana Teaser: Ranbir Kapoor as Ram, Yash as Ravana – Epic First Look with Game of Thrones Vibes

One of the standout moments in the three-minute teaser is its opening credits sequence. The names of the cast and crew appear in a sweeping, stylized motion reminiscent of Game of Thrones’ iconic title reveal .

• The layered typography and mystical soundtrack evoke Westeros-level grandeur.

• These carefully choreographed title cards set the tone: this is a tale of epic stakes, divine machinations, and mythic confrontation.

• It’s clear the creators are making a statement: this isn't just a local myth retold—it's cinematic world-building on a grand scale.

🎭 First Look: Ranbir as Rama & Yash as Ravana

Ranbir Kapoor steps in as Lord Rama, captured in a poised, serene moment—bow drawn, arrow set, preparing to release. Though brief, the glimpse radiates calm strength and heroic dignity . The VFX around him already hints at a lush, expansive backdrop.

Yash, as Ravana, appears fierce and imposing—his fiery aura and intense gaze leave little doubt of the demon king’s power and menace .

• Many netizens have praised his menacing presence: “Yash looks convincing as Ravana” and “He’s got the aura to carry a dynamic character” .

• That said, a spirited section of fans have playfully suggested swapping the roles—some feeling Ranbir should be Ravana, and Yash Rama! 

🎶 World-Class Soundtrack Collaboration

Music lovers rejoice: the teaser features a score co-composed by Hans Zimmer and A.R. Rahman .

• Combining Zimmer’s cinematic scale with Rahman’s soul-stirring melodies creates an audio landscape that overlays mythic visuals with profound emotional weight.

• That duality—global sonic depth meets local mythic resonance—underscores the film's ambition to be both universally epic and deeply rooted.

🧨 VFX & Scale That Wow

Critics and fans alike are already saying the VFX is leaps ahead of recent Indian mytho-epics. One X user even wrote, "Looks a thousand times better than Adipurush" .

• From sweeping landscapes, divine energy flares, and ethereal halos around deities—each visual feels sharpened and cinematic.

• It gives early promise that the budget (reportedly ₹835 crore) is being channeled effectively into top-tier visual storytelling .

🌍 A Global Vision of Heritage

Director Nitesh Tiwari and producer Namit Malhotra have been vocal: the goal is to export Indian culture globally, backed by a world-class cinematic canvas .

🔹 Malhotra shared how the teaser launch at IMAX was about celebrating India’s cultural legacy
🔹 The film’s two-part release—Diwali 2026 and 2027—is both ambitious and thoughtful, promising immersion across a grand narrative arc .

✅ Early Fan Reactions & Lingering Debate

         Praise:

• • “Calm and powerful portrayal by Ranbir”

  • “Yash is menacing like Ravana should be”

  • “A visual spectacle—GoT credits, ₹835-cr production, Zimmer + Rahman score!”

    Critique:

  • Some fans argue Ranbir doesn’t embody Ravana’s raw ferocity, and the roles should be reversed .

  • Others floated alternate casting: “Hrithik or Ramcharan would’ve been more fitting”, or “Missed a chance with Ranveer Singh” .

Still, the overwhelming impression is excitement—a hunger now for full-blown scenes and the final cinematic experience.

🗓 What’s Next?

      Digital logo launch scheduled for July 3, marking formal entry into the promo cycle .

• Official teaser/poster likely closer to Diwali 2026, keeping anticipation high yet carefully-paced .

• Filming already in full swing—Yash’s war sequences are being filmed now, including high-octane scenes choreographed by Hollywood’s Guy Norris .

🔍 Final Take

The Ramayana teaser feels like a statement of intent: an Indian myth retold with international craft, cinematic excellence, and a reverence to tradition.

• Game of Thrones-inspired credits? Check.

• Deeply powerful first looks? Absolutely.

• A star-studded soundtrack and VFX promise? Off the charts.

Some fans might nitpick casting choices, but overall, this teaser has delivered—sparking a wave of excitement across generations. With the release strategy spanning two Diwalis, and a global promotional push, Ramayana looks set to redefine how Indian epics are told on the big screen.

📌 What are you most excited about?

• The on-screen clash of Rama and Ravana?

• The music by Zimmer + Rahman?

• The promise of top-tier VFX and scale?

Let’s chat in the comments—you’re clearly not the only one buzzing “THIS isn’t just a film, it’s history in the making!” .