Ramayana teaser in LA: Ranbir Kapoor talks about playing MaryadaPurushottam Ram

Ahead of the Ramayana teaser launch on April 2, Ranbir Kapoor and Nitesh Tiwari attended a special screening at Los Angeles.

Last year in July, filmmaker Nitesh Tiwari and producer Namit Malhotra dropped the much-anticipated announcement of Ramayana. It gave a glimpse of the lead cast and finally revealed the looks of Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram and Rocking Star Yash as Ravan. To the delight of fans, the makers are now set to launch the Ramayana teaser this week. Ahead of the same, the team unveiled the teaser at a special screening in Los Angeles.

Ranbir Kapoor and Nitesh Tiwari unveiled the Ramayana teaser in LA.

At a special screening, Ranbir Kapoor and Nitesh Tiwari unveiled the teaser of Ramayana. Expressing gratitude to the audience present at the event, Ranbir said, “Thanks for coming here. This is really a very special moment for me to come with our labour of love and to show it to you all. You guys are actually the absolute first people to ever see this, and we couldn’t be happier.” Speaking about Lord Ram, Ranbir further shared, “Lord Rama has been the conscience keeper of billions of people around the globe for centuries. He enlightens us about the triumph of human spirit. He stands for compassion, for courage, for righteousness and forgiveness, and is called MaryadaPurushottam, which stands for an ideal man.”

LA fans are going gaga over the teaser of Ramayana.

Meanwhile, fans in Los Angeles went gaga over witnessing the magic of the teaser of Ramayana at the special screening. One fan wrote, “2 seconds of Ranbir Kapoor as Bhagwan Ram and the theatre reaction was epic 🔥” Another expressed, “Only 2 seconds on screen… and goosebumps everywhere. Imagine the full film 😮‍🔥The reaction says it all… This is not just a film, it’s an emotion 🚩🔥” A third fan wrote, “There was one moment that truly stayed with me — when Ram is sitting in a boat, his name is called, and he slowly turns. For someone who rarely gets emotional… that moment hit deep. It felt like home. The sound, the frequency, the emotion in that single word — it resonated in a way I can’t fully explain. Tears fell down my cheek — whether from joy or a sense of belonging. I just felt it.”