Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana is entering now in major phase of its promotional campaign with alot of assets and international events.
According to KBP REVIEW reports, that the makers are preparing several important updates that will gradually take the ambitious epic closer to its theatrical release. The next phase will bring new posters, multi language promotional material, the film’s first song and a series of large scale international events.
The makers have lined up new Ramayana posters for release in the coming in just few days. The team is now expanding the visual campaign around Ranbir Kapoor’s Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi’s Sita and Yash’s Ravana.
The artwork will offer audiences another glimpse into the world that director Nitesh Tiwari has created, although the makers continue to keep the exact designs under wraps.
The development follows the release of the film’s first in Multiple Languages trailer, which generated considerable discussion around its scale and visual effects. The trailer introduced Ranbir Kapoor as Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana while establishing the central conflict of the first epic part.
The trailer takes audiences through major portions of the story, including Rama and Sita’s relationship and Ravana’s growing conflict with Rama.
Ramayana Multilingual Trailer Push Is Coming
Another major development involves the makers plans to take the Ramayana trailer campaign deeper into international markets. The team has already promoted the film in multiple Indian languages, with the trailer available in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and English.
However, the team is preparing additional language-specific promotional material, which sources indicate the makers have prepared and could release it in second or third week of September.
The Multi language trailer will cross one million views within hours and generated strong reactions from viewers who praised the film’s scale and visual presentation because this will be dubbed by Brahma AI.
As the makers continue to target a genuinely global theatrical presence, the Multi language promotional push could become an important part of their international campaign.
Sai Pallavi’s First Ramayana Song Is Also on the Way
For Indian audiences, the most exciting update could involve the arrival of Ramayana’s first song.
According to information shared with KBP REVIEW, the first song will centre on Sai Pallavi’s Sita, with the sequence reportedly taking place around a temple. The song will likely highlight Sita’s emotional and spiritual side.
Kumar Vishwas also adds another major attraction to the song and the film’s music campaign, as he has contributed lyrics to the project. The Delhi trailer launch featured Kumar Vishwas as the host.
The song could therefore give audiences a completely different glimpse of Ramayana, particularly Sai Pallavi’s interpretation of Sita.
Big International Events Planned for the Next Phase
The promotional campaign will not stop with posters, trailers and music. The makers are also preparing major international events for the next phase of the campaign with the team expected to match the scale of these events with the film’s global positioning.
Earlier reports had already indicated plans for a major Dubai event involving Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash. The team had explored a large international premiere style event in the UAE.
Their promotional strategy has already included a major Delhi event as well as international trailer related showcases. The Delhi launch as the beginning of the film’s journey from India to a global audience.
Now, the makers appear ready to expand that strategy further. New posters, multilingual promotional material, music and international events could collectively create the most aggressive promotional phase of the Ramayana campaign so far.
Importantly, the poster designs, Multi language trailer release timing, song details and international event plans mentioned in this report come from information shared with KBP REVIEW. The makers have yet to officially announce these developments, so audiences should treat them as exclusive updates until the production team confirms them.
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