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New 'Ramayana' Posters Depict Rama’s Emotional Farewell to King Dashrath
✍️ Asianet Newsable
🗓 11 Oct 2026, 02:32 AM
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Asianet Newsable released fresh promotional posters for the upcoming 'Ramayana' series, highlighting a moving scene of Lord Rama bidding farewell to his father, King Dashrath.
Asianet Newsable has unveiled a set of new promotional posters for the forthcoming television adaptation of the epic 'Ramayana'. The visuals focus on a poignant moment where Lord Rama is shown parting ways with his father, King Dashrath, capturing the emotional gravity of the scene.
The posters, released ahead of the series launch, aim to generate anticipation among viewers by emphasizing the familial bond and the sacrifice inherent in the narrative. Designers have employed muted tones and expressive facial cues to convey the depth of the farewell.
Industry observers note that such visual teasers are a common strategy to build buzz for mythological dramas, which enjoy strong viewership across India. The 'Ramayana' series is expected to air on major regional channels later this year.
No further details about the cast or broadcast schedule were provided in the release, but the promotional material suggests a focus on authenticity and emotional storytelling.
The campaign underscores the continued popularity of mythological content in Indian television, reaffirming the cultural resonance of the Ramayana saga.
The posters, released ahead of the series launch, aim to generate anticipation among viewers by emphasizing the familial bond and the sacrifice inherent in the narrative. Designers have employed muted tones and expressive facial cues to convey the depth of the farewell.
Industry observers note that such visual teasers are a common strategy to build buzz for mythological dramas, which enjoy strong viewership across India. The 'Ramayana' series is expected to air on major regional channels later this year.
No further details about the cast or broadcast schedule were provided in the release, but the promotional material suggests a focus on authenticity and emotional storytelling.
The campaign underscores the continued popularity of mythological content in Indian television, reaffirming the cultural resonance of the Ramayana saga.