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Even Pakistani Viewers Praise Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana Trailer, Hail Its Stunning VFX

Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana trailer has won praise beyond India's borders, with several Pakistani viewers applauding its visual effects, cinematic scale and production quality. Social media users from Pakistan described the trailer as "world-class" and expressed excitement about the mythological epic, even as debates over the film's casting continued online.

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Even Pakistani Viewers Praise Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana Trailer, Hail Its Stunning VFX

Even Pakistani Viewers Praise Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana Trailer, Hail Its Stunning VFX

The trailer of Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana has continued to generate global buzz, with appreciation now pouring in from across the border. Several social media users from Pakistan have praised the film's grand visuals and high-quality visual effects (VFX), calling the trailer a major leap forward for Indian cinema.

Starring Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, Yash as Ravana and Sai Pallavi as Sita, the mythological epic has become one of the most talked-about film releases of the year, with its trailer drawing millions of views within hours of its launch.

Pakistani Fans Applaud the Visuals

Clips of the trailer have been widely shared on platforms such as X, Instagram and YouTube, where several Pakistani users praised the film's production values.

Among the reactions shared online were comments such as:

  • "The VFX look world-class."

  • "This is how mythological films should be made."

  • "Indian cinema has raised the bar again."

  • "Can't stop watching the trailer."

Many users also appreciated the film's cinematography, background score and overall scale, describing it as one of the most visually ambitious Indian productions in recent years.

VFX Emerges as the Biggest Talking Point

The visual effects have emerged as the standout feature of the trailer.

From sprawling kingdoms and elaborate battle sequences to detailed character designs, audiences have praised the technical quality showcased in the promotional footage.

Several viewers contrasted Ramayana with previous mythological adaptations, saying the makers appeared to have invested heavily in creating a polished cinematic experience.

Praise for the Lead Cast

While the visuals dominated conversations, many viewers also applauded Yash's intense portrayal of Ravana, calling his screen presence one of the trailer's biggest highlights.

Ranbir Kapoor's portrayal of Lord Ram received largely positive reactions, though some social media users felt the trailer revealed only a glimpse of his character.

Sai Pallavi, portraying Sita, was praised by many for her graceful appearance, although opinions remained divided among some viewers over her look.

Cross-Border Appreciation

The positive reactions from Pakistani viewers highlight how major film releases increasingly attract attention beyond national boundaries through social media.

Despite political differences between the two countries, films and entertainment continue to generate conversations among audiences across South Asia, particularly when a project features strong visuals and universal storytelling.

The appreciation has been widely shared by Indian fans, who welcomed the cross-border praise for the film's technical achievements.

High Expectations Ahead of Release

Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana is among the most expensive and ambitious Indian films ever produced.

With the trailer continuing to trend across multiple countries, expectations are growing for the film's theatrical release.

Whether it is the performances, the larger-than-life storytelling or the visual spectacle, Ramayana has already succeeded in becoming one of the most discussed Indian films on social media—even earning admiration from viewers across the border.

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