Nitesh TiwariThe trailer of Ramayana has taken the internet by storm with fans praising the film’s grand scale, stunning visuals and the actors’ performances. Ranbir KapoorYash and Sai Pallavi. However, amidst the overwhelming praise, fans kept asking one question – “Where is Hanuman?”
‘Ramayana’ trailer attracts fans
The four-minute trailer offers a broad look at the mythological epic, which stars Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as the mighty Ravana. Filled with epic scenery, choreographed fight sequences and stunning visuals, the trailer generated a lot of buzz ahead of the film’s release.Fans were quick to praise Kapoor’s portrayal of Lord Rama, calling him ‘RAMbir’, while Yash’s on-screen portrayal of Ravana was hailed as one of the biggest highlights of the trailer. Despite limited screen time, Sai Pallavi also won appreciation for the grace and warmth he brought to the character of Sita.
Ramayana trailer disappoints Sunny Deol fans
Ever since Del’s casting was announced, fans have been eagerly awaiting his take on one of the most beloved characters from Indian mythology.“The casting is just perfect. The visuals are on another level. But where is Hanuman?” a fan asked in the post. Another said, “The VFX look absolutely stunning… It does feel like David vs. Goliath, but the trailer feels a bit rushed… So much happens in just 4 minutes… and still no Hanuman :(“Another netizen shared the first look at the many characters in the film and wrote, “Hanuman ji bhi dikha dete.” Another added, “The trailer is unbelievable, no doubt, but I can’t lie, I was hoping to get at least a brief glimpse of Hanuman ji.”“I hope we see Sunny Praji playing the role of Hanumanji in the next one,” another fan speculated, “They didn’t reveal Hanuman’s role, it should be more realistic… It will be a key role in Ramayana…”
Fans take to Twitter to talk about Sunny Deol’s Hanuman
Hanuman of Sunny Deol reserved for part 2
Some fans have speculated that the makers may have intentionally kept Hanuman’s full reveal for future promotions or for the film itself, thus keeping one of its biggest surprises a secret. One fan commented, “I was expecting to at least see Sunny Deol’s Hanuman but he didn’t appear anywhere.” Another fan commented, “A bit disappointed that Sunny Deol’s Hanuman is completely absent and there is no sign of Vanalsena, maybe they will appear in the second part.” Overall: Very strong first impression. Waiting until Diwali will be difficult. “According to producer Namit Malhotra and director Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana: Part 1 will end with a “Baahubali-esque” cliffhanger that will make fans excited to watch Part 2 on the big screen during Diwali 2027.