Ramayana Early Twitter Review: Netizens Call it, “Direction Nitesh Tiwari Treats the Epic With Real Reverence”

Ramayana Early Twitter Review: Ahead of its global theatrical release, director Nitesh Tiwari’s high-budget mythological epic Ramayana: Part 1—starring Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, Sai Pallavi, and Sunny Deol—has premiered in India, following early screenings in Los Angeles, USA. Film trade analysts, digital creators, and early audience members on X (formerly Twitter) shared their initial reactions, which escalated the buzz around the film sky high by the very end of full-fledge release on October 5, 2026.

Ramayana Twitter Review

“Ramayana is a blockbuster of truly epic proportions, delivering some of the absolute best action set pieces Indian cinema has ever seen. But beyond the breathtaking visual spectacle, the film’s biggest strength is Nitesh Tiwari’s astute direction. This is entirely his ship, and he sails it with supreme control. The casting is perfection: Ranbir, Sai, and Yash all hit it completely out of the park…”

#RamayanaReview: A MEGA-GIGA CINEMATIC TREAT! Rating: 4.5/5

#Ramayana has a visual ambition like never before in Indian cinema and deserves to be seen on the big screen for its phenomenal scale

Take a Bow, #NamitMalhotra#NiteshTiwari has crafted the biggest magnum opus in Indian cinema, surpassing whatever big-screen spectacles you’ve seen till date. #Yash gets most of the massy bossy scenes and his presence is menacing. #RanbirKapoor starts off with a God-level entry scene and then gets better with larger-than-life action sequences that will blow you away. That Mrityudand scene is GOOSEBUMPS!…”

“Direction: Nitesh Tiwari treats the epic with real reverence. He never loses the devotion beneath the spectacle, and every big moment is earned, not forced.

Performances: Ranbir Kapoor’s Rama is calm, graceful and deeply moving. Yash’s Ravana owns the screen with power and menace. Sai Pallavi’s Sita brings warmth and soul, and Ravi Dubey’s Lakshman is pure loyalty and fire.”

“Some stories are too big to be made by people who just like them. The Ramayana needed people who love it and believe it’s a story for the whole world. And I’m so glad it found them…..”

Ramayana: Part 1 Movie Overview