In the film 'Ramayana', Rakul Prit received acclaim for her role as Shurpanakha, while Sai Pallavi received mixed reviews for her role as Sita

The long-awaited film 'Ramayana' by director Nitish Tiwari has been released in cinemas. In this movie, Ranbir Kapoor played the role of Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi played Mata Sita, while Ravi Dubey took on the character of Lakshmana. After the premiere, viewers actively shared their impressions on social media.

Fans reacted particularly positively to the battle scene between Ravana and Jatayu in the film directed by Nitish Tiwari.

One user, leaving a review of Ranbir Kapoor's film, noted that 'Ramayana' is now in theaters, and many people are enjoying watching it in cinemas. Another commentator expressed a strong impression from the sequence 'Jatayu versus Ravana' in 'Ramayana', stating that the scene deeply moved him. He emphasized being completely absorbed in the action, noting the thriller elements, emotions, and scale of the events, which made for an even more special experience when viewed in IMAX format.

Another user called the viewing a 'magnificent cinematic experience'. They highly praised Ranbir Kapoor's performance as Rama, as well as Yash's work as Ravana, noting that Ravi Dubey deserves special commendation for his portrayal of Lakshmana. Furthermore, the battle between Ravana and Jatayu was recognized as one of the main strengths of the film, which, according to the commentator, is a must-see.

A third user also expressed delight at the battle scene between Ravana and Jatayu, noting the mastery of the film's creation and Ranbir Kapoor's outstanding acting.

As for 'Ramayana' itself, the film directed by Namit Malhotra runs for 3 hours and 15 minutes and features about 33–34 actors. The film is receiving positive feedback from viewers, and now it remains to see how successfully it performs at the box office.

The film 'Ramayana' starring Ranbir Kapoor has been released after a long wait. This high-budget film features around 33 actors, including Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, Yash, and Sunny Deol. The material presents the role distribution in this picture.

Ranbir Kapoor played the role of Prabhu Rama, and in the film, he portrays the story of Rama to the world. Sai Pallavi plays Mata Sita, and this is her first major Hindi project where she appears alongside Ranbir for the first time.

Ravi Dubey took on the role of Lakshmana. Although viewers have often seen Ravi on television, his portrayal of Lakshmana promises to be interesting. Yash played the role of Ravana, and this Kannada actor has already won the hearts of the audience with his performance as Ravana.

Rakul Preet Singh embodied the character of Shurpanakha, while the role of Ravana's wife, Mandodari, was played by South Indian actress Kajal Aggarwal. Marathi actor Adinath Kothare played Bharata, and Nitesh Sharma portrayed Shatrughna.

The filmmakers provided new opportunities for actresses in the roles of Sita's sisters. Sonia Balani plays Urmila, while Ria Kapoor and Surabhi Das took on the roles of Mandavi and Shrutakirti, respectively. Shiba Chadha demonstrated her acting skills in the role of Mantri.

Lara Dutta played the role of Kaiki, the wife of King Dasharatha. Alongside Lara also appeared South Indian actress Indira Krishnan as Mother Kaushalya and Sonal Jha as Sumitra.

Sunny Deol took on the role of Lord Ganesha. Viewers are eagerly awaiting to see Sunny in a new and different role. It is not surprising that Raghav Juwal appeared in the film, playing Meghanada, Ravana's son. Faisal Malik played the role of Kumbhakarna, and Parminder Chadda played Subahu. Additionally, Saurabh Sachdeva acted as Maricha, Kanchan Chetal as Tadki, and Chetan Hansraj as Sumali.

Actor Allu Arjun urged viewers to support the film 'Ramayana: The Legend's Ascent'. He emphasized that this picture is something more than just a movie and thanked the crew in advance before the release scheduled for November 5th. Arjun described this large-scale project as an attempt to elevate the level of Indian cinema and present Indian culture.

Posting on the social network X (Twitter), Allu Arjun addressed the public with a call to unite and support the film. He wrote: 'My best wishes to the entire Ramayana team. This is not just a film; it is a presentation of our culture and an attempt to raise the standard of Indian films. I sincerely wish all the best to the entire team for this noble endeavor. Let us all support this magnificent attempt that reflects our stories, our culture, and our pride. Jai Shri Ram.'

Bollywood actor Arjun Rampal also expressed his enthusiasm for 'Ramayana'. He shared that his son brought home a statue of Lord Rama and named it his new favorite superhero. The actor highly praised the team for realizing this epic on such a grand scale. He noted that as an artist, he feels a sense of pride and eagerly awaits watching the film with his family.

He shared: 'Ram ji came into Rampal's house. My heart filled with pride and love when my son brought home the statue of Lord Rama and named him his new favorite superhero. Tomorrow the whole world will meet the new generation of Ramayana.'

Kannada actor Rishab Shetty wrote that watching old stories and culture come alive on such a grand scale is truly a special sight, and it is a moment of pride for Indian cinema.

These statements came amid widespread discussion of the film before its release. 'Ramayana', directed by Nitish Tiwari, was recently screened at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, where it received positive reviews. Ticket sales for the film are also gaining momentum. By Wednesday morning in India, pre-sales for the weekend opening had already generated about 100 crore rupees, of which approximately 33 crore came from premiere day sales.

Interestingly, the start of ticket sales in India took some time. Although global pre-sales began on Dussehra (October 15th), most cinemas in India delayed ticket sales. This was due to disagreements between the film distributors and theater owners regarding revenue sharing. While pre-sales started immediately abroad, Indian audiences had to wait almost five days until the release to book tickets in most theaters.

In this two-part film, based on the ancient Indian epic, the main roles are played by Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita, and Yash as Ravana. Sunny Deol plays the role of Hanuman, and Ravi Dubey was cast as Lakshmana. The film, produced by Namit Malhotra and Yash, features music by A.R. Rahman and Hans Zimmer. Thanks to the assembly of outstanding actors and the presentation of one of India's most famous epics in a new and majestic format, this project was prepared on a very large scale.