Ramayana: Ranbir Kapoor Transforms Into Lord Ram By Swimming, Running, Hiking in the Hills | Watch

Ranbir Kapoor has undergone a massive transformation for his role in Ramayana. Ranbir is all set to play Lord Ram in Nitesh Tiwari’s directorial. While the actor has been sporting a leaner look in recent weeks, a new video has revealed that Ranbir has undergone vigorous training to ensure he looks the part. A new video has shared just a glimpse of the intense training he has been doing to fit the role.

A video shared by his trainer, Ranbir was seen taking up different activities to prepare for the role. From intense workout sessions to runs through open grounds, swimming to hiking up the hills, Ranbir is doing it all to get in shape of the character. While the video shows the amount of hardwork he is putting into looking the part, a few eagle-eyed fans also claim to have spotted Alia Bhatt and their daughter Raha in the video. Watch the video below:

The video has gone viral and fans are impressed with Ranbir’s dedication. “Hiking as a part of his training program for the prep of Ramayana. This guy knows exactly what he’s doing and how to make it happen right. Looking forward to his emotional transformation,” a fan said. “We know RK’s going to kill it Alia and Raha’s cameos in this are the cutest thing ever ❤️,” added another. “This man ,” added a third fan.

Nitesh Tiwari has started shooting for Ramayana and recently the first set of videos surfaced on social media. Actress Akruti Singh took to her Instagram stories and shared a video from the film’s grand Ayodhya set in Mumbai. Later, photos of Lara Dutta and Arun Govil from the sets have been leaked.

Following the leak, director Nitesh Tiwari has taken a drastic step to combat these measures. According to a report by India Today, director Nitesh Tiwari is quite upset with the leak and thus, a “strict no-phone policy has been imposed on the set”. The director has also mandated that extra staff and crew be off the set when the shooting begins. As per the report, only required actors and technicians can be on set.