Nitesh Tiwari’s upcoming film Ramayana, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, has stirred excitement across borders after the release of its trailer on July 30. While Indian audiences have been abuzz, the clip has also captured the attention of viewers in Pakistan, who have taken to social media to share their reactions.
Pakistani content creator Maviya Umer Farooqui posted a reaction video on Instagram, noting the film’s staggering budget and high production values. He remarked, “As a Pakistani viewer, I would say Ramayana’s trailer is here, and where is India and Bollywood getting so much money? Just imagine the film’s budget is ₹1000 crore, and it can be seen that the film is mounted on such a huge scale. The VFX is so expensive; they have called Hollywood people for VFX.” He went on to praise Yash and Kapoor’s entry scenes, adding that the trailer’s depth and camera work were impressive and that it would be interesting to see which actor delivers the stronger performance.
In the comments, several users corrected Farooqui, pointing out that the film’s reported budget is actually ₹4000 crore, not ₹1000 crore. Despite the discrepancy, the enthusiasm remained high.
Other Pakistani YouTubers also weighed in. Hasnaat Khan described the visuals as “crazy” and “insane,” commending the animations, CGI, and stunts. He repeatedly reacted with “wow” to the action sequences. A channel known as Pakistani reaction boy highlighted Ravana’s and Ranbir Kapoor’s entrances, as well as Sita’s divine appearance, calling the trailer “amazing.” Iman Moazzam Entertainment praised Sai Pallavi’s portrayal of Sita, noting her beauty and traditional look, and praised the overall VFX and music.
The trailer itself opens with Yash’s Ravana arriving at a palace, only to be met with hostility, before introducing Ranbir Kapoor as Prince Ram, who battles demons to protect his people. The high‑budget production and cinematic visuals have made the film a talking point not just in India but also in Pakistan, where audiences are eager to see how the epic will unfold on the big screen.










