INTERNET DECLARES IT ‘100× BETTER THAN ADIPURUSH'
/ Jul 05, 2025, 01:16AM IST
Ranbir Kapoor's majestic reveal as Lord Ram in Nitesh Tiwari's 'Ramayana' has taken Bollywood and the internet by storm. Shared by producer Namit Malhotra on July 3, the teaser showcases stunning VFX, high-end craftsmanship by DNEG, and a powerful score from AR Rahman and Hans Zimmer. His wife, Alia Bhatt, was visibly moved,sharing the video with, 'Some things don't need words. This feels like the start of something unforgettable. Diwali 2026-we're waiting.' Fans across social media hailed it as the 'Ramayana they deserved', instantly labeling it '100× better than Adipurush,' and lauding the visuals and performances.
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