Ramayana Part 1 Trailer Released on Brahm Muhurat, Showcasing Yash as Ravana and Sai Pallavi, but Omitting Sunny Deol’s Hanuman

The teaser for the Bollywood epic‐film “Ramayana Part 1” was unveiled at the auspicious Brahm Muhurat on 29 July 2026. By choice of its makers, the release coincided with a time traditionally deemed highly auspicious for projects steeped in mythological themes. The trailer pulls viewers into a script where Yash steps into the role of the demon king Ravana, while Ranbir Kapur embodies the virtuous Ram. In a first‑look segment, fellow actors Sai Pallavi and Ravi Dubey’s appearances are shown, marking the first public flashes of their characters.^[1]

Groundbreaking Visuals and VFX

The promotional clip is flooded with sweeping high‑definition shots that showcase vivid VFX and a meticulously crafted set that resembles the ancient kingdom of Lanka and the forests of Ayodhya. Critics and fans praise the visual spectacle, noting that the VFX teams have delivered on the promise of a vivid retelling of the epic. With composer and sound designers scoring the music, the trailer sets an atmospheric tone that aligns with the story’s grandeur.^[3][5]

Yash’s Explosive Dee‑Dive as Ravana

Yash’s depiction of Ravana commands attention right from the opening line of the trailer, with a bold entry that has already sparked social media buzz. Observers comment on the actor’s intense expressions and the “roaring” performance that sets a tone for the antagonist’s formidable presence, indicating a confident portrayal that foresees a complex, layered character.^[2][5]

Absence of Sunny Deol’s Hanuman

Notably missing from the trailer is the character of Lord Hanuman, played in the film by Sunny Deol. The screenplay notes that the Hanuman scenes are slated for later cuts and were not included due to tight timeline constraints of the teaser’s release schedule. A statement from the film’s production team clarifies that Deol’s performance will appear in a separate release segment once additional post‑production work allows finalizing the sequences.^[4]

Audience and Media Reactions

Within hours, the trailer trended across major Indian social platforms, with critics highlighting the combination of traditional storytelling and slick digital enhancement. Some fan threads speculated about the plot implications of Yash’s intense portrayal, while other discussions weighed the expected impact of Deol’s postponement. Overall, the reception suggests that anticipation for the film’s broader narrative arcs remains high.^[2][4]