Ramayana Teaser: Ranbir Kapoor, Yash Give Goosebumps In First Glimpse As Lord Ram, Ravana
The video starts with the introduction of the Three Gods that have ruled the world since time immemorial. (Image: Instagram)
By this time, you must be intrigued enough to know the music composer. For the first time ever, Oscar-winning legends Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman join forces to craft a new cinematic symphony. (Image: Instagram)
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Next, the writer of the epic film - Shridhar Raghavan - makes an appearance in the teaser. (Image: Instagram)
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Noteworthy to mention, the makers have roped in 8-time Oscar-winning VFX studio DNEG, which is headed by Namit Malhotra (who is also the film's producer). (Image: Instagram)
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