Ramayana song Mangal Rang: Netizens call Ranbir-Sai cute
The song 'Mangal Rang' from the upcoming Ramayana film has been released, featuring vocals by Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal and starring Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi as Rama and Sita. Social media users have praised the chemistry of the lead pair, describing the video as cute.
The music label behind the upcoming cinematic retelling of the ancient epic Ramayana has launched the first single titled 'Mangal Rang'. The track is performed by celebrated playback singers Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal, whose voices blend to convey the festive mood of the story’s early chapters. The video clip showcases Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi in the roles of Rama and Sita, set against elaborate sets that recreate the mythic forest and palace interiors. The release comes as part of a broader promotional campaign that includes teasers, behind the scenes footage and interviews with the director.
Ranbir Kapoor, known for his versatility across genres, takes on the legendary warrior prince, while Sai Pallavi brings her expressive dance background to the role of the devoted Sita. Their pairing marks the first time the two actors have shared screen space, prompting curiosity among fans of both stars. The film aims to present the age‑old narrative in a modern visual language, using contemporary cinematography and choreography while retaining the core moral teachings that have resonated across generations in India. By aligning popular actors with a revered story, the makers hope to attract a wide audience that includes both traditional viewers and younger moviegoers.
Within hours of the video’s upload, social media platforms were filled with comments praising the chemistry between Ranbir and Sai, with many users describing the pair as cute and natural in their portrayal of the divine couple. Hashtags related to 'Mangal Rang' and the film’s title trended in several Indian cities, indicating strong online engagement that could translate into box‑office interest. Critics have noted that the positive buzz may help the project stand out in a crowded release calendar, while industry observers will watch the song’s streaming numbers and audience sentiment to gauge the film’s potential performance when it hits theatres later in the year.
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