Veteran actor Dipika Chikhlia, best known for portraying Sita in Ramayan, has revised her opinion about Ranbir Kapoor’s upcoming film Ramayana after watching its teaser. Months after expressing reservations about modern adaptations of the epic, the actor now appears impressed by the scale and presentation of the new project.

Dipika Chikhlia reacts to the teaser

The teaser of the ambitious film, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, recently dropped and quickly sparked widespread discussion online. While reactions have been mixed among audiences, Dipika’s response signals a notable shift from her earlier skepticism.

Speaking about the teaser, Dipika praised its visual richness and grand execution. She said, “I watched the teaser and it`s very grand. Bahut rich lag raha hai. Unhone bahut achhe se banaya hai.” Her remarks reflect admiration for the film’s scale and the effort that has gone into crafting the cinematic retelling of the epic.

She further added that the visuals left a strong impression on her, noting that the film “is looking very beautiful, there`s no doubt about it.” The actor also expressed eagerness to see the final product on the big screen, indicating that the teaser has successfully raised her expectations.

Dipika’s reaction is particularly significant given her earlier comments about contemporary interpretations of mythological stories. Having been closely associated with one of the most beloved versions of the Ramayana, her views often carry weight among fans of the original series. Her change in stance suggests that the teaser may have addressed some of the concerns she previously had.

All about Ramayana

The film itself is being mounted on a massive scale and features a star-studded cast, with Ranbir Kapoor playing Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi as Sita, and Yash portraying Ravana. The teaser offers glimpses of the film’s grand visuals and mythological world, hinting at an epic cinematic experience.

With anticipation continuing to build, Dipika’s positive reaction adds to the growing buzz around the film. While audiences remain divided, her endorsement could help strengthen confidence among viewers who hold the original Ramayana close to their hearts.

As the film gears up for release, all eyes are now on how this modern retelling will balance spectacle with the emotional and spiritual depth of the timeless epic.