"Jai Jai Ram has this beautiful, peaceful energy."
The makers of Ramayana have unveiled the film’s first devotional track, ‘Jai Jai Ram’, to an overwhelmingly warm reception online.
The track has been composed by AR Rahman and features the soulful vocals of both Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal together.
Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi appear in the song’s visuals as Lord Rama and Goddess Sita respectively.
The composition highlights significant emotional beats from the epic alongside grand and visually breathtaking imagery of the holy city of Ayodhya.
Fans immediately flooded X with praise for Rahman’s melody and the extraordinary vocal harmony delivered by Arijit and Shreya.
One X user wrote: “Not every devotional song needs to feel heavy.
“Jai Jai Ram has this beautiful, peaceful energy that makes you want to sit and listen.”
Another user shared a clip featuring the lyrics “Ram Narayanam, Janaki Vallabham” and wrote:
“Whole song is good, but this part!”
An X review read: “Jai Jai Ram – finally a much-needed good asset from the film.
“A very beautiful bhakti song. Ramayana anyways is targeting 200cr+ WW opening, and they should keep dropping such good content.
“The ‘Ram Siya Ram’ outro feels out of this world. On loop as of now.”
Another user defended the song against any negativity while praising the two vocal legends who brought it to life, saying:
“Let people spread whatever negativity they want.
But the Jai Jai Ram song from Ramayana is simply beautiful.
“You have to understand the depth and emotion of the song, especially with the soulful voices of Shreya Ghoshal & ArijitSingh.”
Arijit Singh’s vocal performance in particular drew special attention and admiration from fans listening to the devotional track.
One listener simply wrote: “Man Arijit Singh what is this vocal…Peak Divinity.”
Beyond its scale as a devotional composition, ‘Jai Jai Ram’ captures deeply personal and emotionally resonant moments from the Ramayana narrative.
The visuals show Rama attending to an ailing King Dashratha in a sequence that speaks to the profound bond between father and son.
A later visual shows Rama performing the final rites for his father by immersing his ashes, a moment of deeply moving and quiet grief.
The iconic Bharat Milap sequence is also incorporated into the song’s visuals, beautifully underlining the sacred brotherhood between Rama and Bharat.
The release of ‘Jai Jai Ram’ follows the global unveiling of the Ramayana trailer, which had already generated substantial engagement and anticipation online.
