Ranbir Kapoor Expresses Enthusiasm For His Role As Lord Ram In Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana Film

Ranbir Kapoor expressed his excitement about playing Lord Ram in the upcoming film Ramayana, directed by Nitesh Tiwari. At the Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah, he shared how this role is a dream come true. Kapoor highlighted his connection to the project, working with childhood friend Namit Malhotra and a talented creative team. He stated, "I am currently working on Ramayana, which is the greatest story around. My childhood friend Namit Malhotra, somebody who is so passionately making this book, has got the best of all the artistes, all the creative people, the crew. It is directed by Nitesh Tiwari."

The film features a star-studded cast alongside Kapoor's portrayal of Lord Ram. Sai Pallavi plays Sita, while Yash takes on the role of Ravana. Kapoor not only leads but also co-produces this ambitious project. Yash mentioned to Hollywood Reporter India that such a high-caliber cast was necessary to match the film's significant budget and expectations. Additional casting includes Arun Govil and Lara Dutta in key roles, with Sunny Deol potentially joining as Hanuman.

Ramayana is structured as a two-part epic to capture its vast narrative scope. The first part is set for release during Diwali 2026, followed by the sequel in Diwali 2027. Kapoor revealed that filming for Part 1 has wrapped up, and preparations for Part 2 are underway. He expressed humility and excitement about playing Ram's role, saying it’s a dream come true and a chance to explore Indian culture through family dynamics.

His remarks further illustrate his dedication: "It has two parts. I have finished the shooting of Part 1 and will shoot Part 2 soon. Just to be a part of that story, I am so humbled to essay Ram's role. It's a dream for me. It's a film that has everything. It teaches what Indian culture is about family dynamics and husband-wife dynamics." These comments reflect his deep connection to the project.

As anticipation grows for Ramayana's release, Kapoor's insights reveal a cinematic journey steeped in cultural respect and teamwork. With its impressive cast and creative vision, Ramayana aims to be a milestone in Indian cinema, offering audiences an enriching depiction of an enduring epic.