Ramayana trailer: Know about Ranbir Kapoor's jewellery in the film while portraying Lord Ram

As the world witnesses glimpses of Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram in the trailer of Ramayana one of Indian cinemarsquos most ambitious mythological spectacles there is a lot more than meets the eye especially the grandeur of the jewelleryThe film is expected to be an extraordinary story of artistry heritage and craftsmanship that unfolded behind the scenesWho has made the jewellery for Nitesh Tiwaris RamayanaTribe Amrapali has crafted the intricate jewellery that adorns the filmrsquos characters translating centuries of mythology symbolism and Indian craftsmanship into a visual language for a new generationDirected by Nitesh Tiwari and filmed for IMAX Ramayana is a grand cinematic retelling of one of Indiarsquos most revered epics set for a global release during Diwali 2026 and 2027Drawing inspiration from one of the most celebrated epics of all time the film features Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram and Sai Pallavi as Sita while Yash takes on the powerful role of formidable Ravana Sunny Deol portrays the mighty Hanuman with Ravi Dubey stepping into the role of LakshmanOver a period of more than 18 months Indian jewellery brandrsquos design team under the creative leadership of Tarang Arora collaborated with the filmrsquos creative team undertaking extensive research into mythology ancient Indian ornamentation temple art sculptures and symbolic narratives to create a jewellery language that feels authentic to the world of Ramayana while meeting the scale and visual grandeur of modern cinemaIntricate details of Ranbir Kapoors jewellery while portraying Lord RamAt the heart of Ramrsquos first look is a 335gram statement necklace inspired by Kodanda Lord Ramrsquos divine bow symbolising strength righteousness and divine purpose Crafted in silver and brass the ornament serves as a visual expression of Ramrsquos noble character his Suryavanshi lineage and his embodiment of dharmaThe design incorporates a rich tapestry of symbolic motifs circular medallions inspired by the Dharma Chakra sun motifs representing the Solar Dynasty lotus elements signifying purity and divinity and intricate floral details drawn from the sacred gardens of Mithila and the Pushp Vatika where Ram and Sitarsquos journey first intertwinedThe jewellery showcases a remarkable blend of traditional craftsmanship and intricate metalwork Embossed relief techniques lend depth and dimension to the floral motifs and medallions while fine engraving and chasing bring intricate surface textures to life Filigreeinspired openwork adds delicacy to the central pendant while granulationinspired beadwork enhances the ornamental borders The braidedchain construction creates a textilelike richness while maintaining structural integrity Each component from the motifs and chains to the central pendant was individually crafted assembled and finished with meticulous attention to detail resulting in a piece that reflects the regal grandeur and spiritual essence of Lord RamCommenting on the collaboration Arora said We all grew up with the story of the Ramayana as we knew it but this project is reimagining that timeless epic for a new generation It has the potential to become the Ramayana that todayrsquos children and future audiences will connect with and remember It is deeply rooted in our mythology culture and spiritualityHe adds The challenge was not merely creating ornaments but building a complete visual vocabulary for an expansive universe of characters each carrying a unique identity emotion and journey For Lord Ram every detail had to embody his qualities of dharma strength compassion and nobility The process involved balancing deep research with artistic interpretation ensuring every motif texture and element remained meaningful while serving the cinematic vision of the film