Can't wait for Part 2: Raghav Juyal's fierce Meghnath in Ramayana gets fans talking

Actor Raghav Juyal may have only a brief appearance as Meghnath in Ramayana: Rise of a Legend, but it’s enough to leave viewers curious about what he has in store for the sequel. The actor, who plays Ravana’s eldest son, makes an appearance towards the end of Part 1, offering a first glimpse of the fierce warrior. Fans have already taken notice, with many convinced that Juyal is just getting started.His association with the epic had been known for some time, but the makers have kept his role in the first instalment under wraps. Now that audiences have finally seen him as Meghnath, the anticipation around his character's bigger role in Ramayana Part 2 has grown. The sequel is scheduled to arrive in 2028.Sharing his look, the actor wrote on Instagram, "We’ve watched him rise, evolve and surprise us at every step.And now, it’s time to witness Raghav Juyal in a never-seen-before avatar. Meghnath is coming. And the world is not ready (sic)."See his look here: The brief scene has also prompted an enthusiastic response online. One viewer wrote, "Raghav Juyal is absolutely perfect for the role of Meghnad (sic)," while another couldn't contain their excitement, posting, "Crying, screaming, oh my God (sic)."A viewer who caught the first-day, first-show screening in Bengaluru shared, "We watched the first-day, first show in Bangalore, and I shouted when I saw Raghav Juyal. Waiting for Part 2 (sic)." Others were equally excited, with comments such as "Raghav is going to kill it again" and "Raghav’s time is on fire (sic)." See some reactions here:Juyal isn't the only actor whose appearance in the sequel has been teased. The first film also sets up Sunny Deol's full-fledged entry as Lord Hanuman through a post-credit sequence. After the clip leaked online, the makers officially released it as part of the film's Hanuman Chalisa music video on 5 November, coinciding with its theatrical release.The track brings together Sukhwinder Singh, Diljit Dosanjh, Mohit Chauhan, Shankar Mahadevan and Kailash Kher. In the accompanying visuals, Hanuman is seen from behind, his enormous silhouette filling the frame. Deol's face remains hidden in the shadows, but the sequence shows him taking a gigantic leap while chanting "Jai Shri Ram". It's a brief introduction that leaves plenty to look forward to when the character gets more screen time in the sequel. Ramayana: Rise of a Legend stars Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi as Goddess Sita, Ravie Dubey as Lakshman and Yash as Ravana. The film's music has been composed by AR Rahman and Hans Zimmer.Directed as a two-part cinematic adaptation of the epic, the first instalment has a runtime of 195 minutes, or three hours and 15 minutes.- Ends