Nitesh TiwariThe trailer of ‘Ramayana’ has taken the internet by storm, with fans praising the film’s scale, visuals and acting. Ranbir KapoorYash and Sai Pallavi. However, amidst all the praise, fans have been asking one question — ‘Where is Hanuman’?
The trailer of ‘Ramayana’ attracts fans
The four-minute trailer offers a larger-than-life take on the magical tale, introducing Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as the terrifying Ravana. Featuring scenic locations, advanced weapons and visuals, the trailer has created a lot of excitement ahead of the film’s release.Fans were quick to praise Kapoor’s portrayal of Lord Rama, calling him ‘RAMbir’, while Yash’s performance as Ravana was hailed as one of the highlights of the trailer. Sai Pallavi, despite her limited screen time, was also rewarded for bringing grace and love to the role of Sita.
‘Ramayana’ trailer leaves Sunny Deol fans disappointed
Ever since Deol was announced, fans have been eagerly awaiting his portrayal of one of the most beloved characters in Indian mythology.“The photography is very good. The visuals are on another level. but where is Hanuman?” the fan asked in the post. Another said, “The VFX look out of this world…Someone first shared about the cast of the film and wrote, “Hanuman ji bhi dikha dete.” Another added, “The trailer was amazing.. no doubt, but I can’t lie I was expecting a bit more of Hanuman ji.”“I hope in the next episode we will see sun paji play the character of hanuman ji” said another while a fan thought, “they didn’t reveal about hanuman it must be real… It will be an important part for Ramayana…”
Fans tweet about Sunny Deol’s Hanuman
Sunny Deol’s Hanuman is reserved for Part 2
Several fans speculate that the makers may have deliberately saved the entire Hanuman scene for a future promotional campaign or the film, keeping one of its biggest surprises. “I was expecting a bit of Sunny Deol as Hanuman, but he was not shown anywhere,” a fan replied, while another said, “Little disappointment Sunny Deol as Hanuman is not there, and there was no sign of Vanar Sena, maybe he will appear in Part 2. Overall: The first show is very strong. Waiting till Diwali will be difficult. “According to producer Namit Malhotra and director Nitesh Tiwari, ‘Ramayana: Part 1’ will end with a “Baahubali-style” cliffhanger that will make fans excited to catch Part 2 on the big screen on Diwali 2027.