Ramayana Trailer REVIEW | Deeksha Sharma

After watching the trailer of Ramayan among so many leaks What else could possibly be left for me to tell you that I haven't already told you? Let me tell you the truth, a lot of it. You shouldn't have made such a big fuss either. Because the real trailer has some world-class elements So, let's begin right away with that question. Something that everyone wants to avoid Who puts the trailer at 4 a.m.? No, no, not this one Another even more important question. What would the Ramayana be like without Lord Rama? It's a fact that can't be kept secret from anyone. Since the trailer clips started going viral And now, File B's official video has also arrived. Everyone has accepted Yash as S. Ravan Totli's successor. Not even the name of any other actor is being mentioned Who could have played Ravana in this film Or better ways to express anger, rage, and frustration than through fame and glory. Could have disrupted all these expressions The most basic decision was to start the trailer with Yash's scene. Right away, you feel a distinct energy. Their dialogues perfectly match their expressions. Yash and Ravan are both from the same neighborhood. However controversial you may find this point But yes, after this trailer, quite a few people will be like that. Those who will go to see Rama's image due to Ravana's influence But this kind of confidence is not making people feel attracted to Ranbir. They gradually begin to resemble humans, slowly becoming more and more like people. Notice the shots in the trailer that were clearly added in post-production. Come back with God's vibes, you who have been away The public's obsession with the neck in the Ristekta But honestly, I'll say it once I posted some fan-made posters on social media. Have seen AI-generated images Those who portray Ranbir in several divine ways as Lord Rama What did I want to say, Chahari? You probably feel something similar when you see Saurabhraj Jain on the screen You'll understand him much better by comparing him with Ranbir in Ramayana. Look, it's like a roll of supanakha The presentation turned out even better than I had imagined. The same can also be said about Arungopvil. But that same formula isn't fitting as well in Ranbir's case. It's being reversed right now. Because just watching the trailer doesn't mean you'll suddenly develop an irrational hatred for Ranbir. Start questioning their casting. You don't have to be so blind as to kill off exacts. Don't even raise questions about what is as it is. Both of these are performing the tasks of the catenary. Either their soul is broken, or the bank balance is. The fan will keep running, and the pet will also keep moving. What exactly can you expect from those people, anyway? Those who do not know anything about Airavata, the elephant of Lord Indra And they call Lord Hanuman "Monkey Gang." But amidst all this, Ranbir has a chance to wear the turban. The talented couple, the Hatters, turning their fan into a home That scene with Lord Parashurama came like a bonus, didn't it? How many people recognized it? Tell the truth. I don't know why every time Ramayan's content comes up People start talking about half a man. But this time, after seeing the quality of the visuals in the trailer, you'll We should start making comparisons with major Hollywood projects The way Christopher Nolan's movie ticket was bought You don't go to the theater—you directly arrive in another world. Just as Ramayan created his own historical world But the truth is that the monsters created in the trailer are How well did you select the draft? All the scenes of Sai Pallavi in the trailer Just looking at their expressions, a pure divine energy has surged into my eyes. The dialogues also feel very realistic, natural, and emotional. Actually, I just realized why I felt that way after the Delhi event Everyone wasn't talking about the trailer's music. In the end, I saw how the noise and silence felt together. There must be some news somewhere. T Series has acquired the music rights of both parts of Ramayan for 50 crores. And hearing the price of the Onestri trailer, it just feels like a discount to me. Look, this trailer has beautifully summarized the entire history of Ramayana. You're doing too much intricate detailing, Nitesh Tiwari. It's becoming clearly visible in small, minor details. Let them say whatever they want to troll. But Ramayan's filmmaking is not at all disrespectful to its subject. Ulla has given even a familiar subject a brand new feel. Excitement is starting to build. A lot of people were asking, weren't they? Apart from this, what has the film's team added separately to it? Casting 100 Number 100 Listening to the audio brings peace. The action will be on a very large scale. And emotions truly bring one closer to God. Anything else? You must have done something good, right? You're always so ahead when it comes to giving insults Why be stingy when giving credit? But we cannot deny this either A lot of work still needs to be done to achieve final quality. But one thing is definitely coming to my mind I will be able to stay without speaking If the Ramayana part again about Lord Rama It's more, and it includes Ravana's screen time. His fame will be greatly diminished. If Yash has already secured this project, then the film is his. Then think about what will happen in the second part of the movie. When Ramayan will shift its focus to fame Ravana will surely lose, but Will Yash be able to surpass Ranbir? No B.R., no trolling If you're a living cinema lover Frank's two things you must definitely tell the bartender are: Your jaw will drop the moment you watch this trailer What has improved in the trailer compared to the teaser, and what's next? Can it be improved by opening up and commenting? Definitely tell me, please. Indian cinema has become the new trend, guys. Oh, Lord Rama, take refuge. Bye bye