#Ramayana Trailer Review :
Positives :
- Ranbir Kapoor as Prabhu Shri Ram
- Sai Pallavi as Mata Sita
- Yash as Ravana
- All three have executed their parts brilliantly
- The Creatures are looking straight from Tretayug
- The Photorealistic VFX
- The BGM is Goosebumps worthy and CRAZY
- The colour grading is perfect
- Jatayu and Airavat are Hell Crazyyyy
- The Sets are Massive and Beautiful
- The Action blocks especially the swarg lok fight sequence is Brutally designed.
- The Emotions are perfectly conveyed
- The scriptural Accuracy is intact.
Negatives :
The Cinematography
Lighting in some shots
Some VFX Heavy shots need Rendering.
The #RamayanaTrailer is THE BEST THING WE HAVE IN INDIAN CINEMA, still some people will do forced negativity for sake of monetary benefits.
Ramayana trailer will Grow on people slowly, The Peak of Indian Cinema has Arrived.
Wait I thought we were doing Valmiki's #Ramayana
There is no mention of Lakshman Rekha in it
The protective line appears in later regional adaptations and folk plays, such as the Bengali Krittivasa Ramayana and the Telugu Ranganatha Ramayana
#Ramayana trailer looks much better than the first teaser. However, this film may become a prime example of why relying heavily on CGI, complete green screens, and virtual environments can never fully match the authenticity of practical locations.
While some sequences look stunning, several others feel bland and almost AI generated. The lighting in a few scenes also looks artificial, making it quite obvious they were shot on studio green screens.
The cast, however, looks excellent, especially Yash, who is terrific as Ravana. while Sai Pallavi looks graceful as Sita. As for Ranbir, there's no reason to doubt him, he'll most likely deliver in the final product.
That said, the film still looks like it's worth experiencing on the big screen and certainly doesn't seem like another Adipurush. The Pushpaka Vimana sequences are easily the biggest highlight.