As anticipation builds for the release of Nitesh Tiwari‘yes’Ramayana‘, a new social media post claiming to reveal details of an important scene from the upcoming epic has gone viral online.Amid the gap that the makers are preparing to release a new trailer, a new detail with a scene between Ranbir Kapoorthe character of Lord Rama and Sai PallaviThe character of Sita, has fueled the excitement among the followers.
The Ram-Sita scene was rumored in ‘Ramayana’
A hand @redding_cream_t claims to reveal how Sai Pallavi’s Lord Ram and Sita will have their first meeting in the film. According to the viral post, “Lord Ram and Maa Sita will meet in a Shiva temple in Mithila in the movie #Ramayana; a groundbreaking Sanskrit song (not Hindi, pure Sanskrit) composed by Zimmer and Rahman to play in the background.”The post further states, “The scene will feature Lord Ram and Maa Sita looking at each other, with a Shiva Linga between them. THIS SCENE WILL BE IN THE JULY TRAILER.”The claims, while unconfirmed, come just days after producer Namit Malhotra hosted a series of exclusive preview events, inviting creators and digital influencers to view promotional material for the film. While those in attendance have largely refrained from revealing details, many have described the footage as visually “spectacular”.
‘Ramayana’ trailer release date
While an official release date has yet to be announced, several reports suggest that the trailer could arrive in July. Social media chatter indicates that the trailer could be unveiled during a special event in mid-July, while others claim that the makers are planning an international release in the US.According to recent media reports, the Ramayana team, which includes Ranbir, Sai and Yash, along with producer Namit and director Nitesh, is expected to travel to the US, where the film might get a high-profile launch during the San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) later this month.
‘Ramayana’ Release Date
Mounted on a massive scale and with a reported budget of over 4 billion rupees, “Ramayana” is among the most ambitious Indian films ever made. The film’s music is being composed by Academy Award winners Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman, adding to the overall appeal of the project.“Ramayana: Part 1” is slated for a Diwali 2026 release, with “Ramayana: Part 2” slated for a Diwali 2027 release.