The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power – Official Trailer | Prime Video India

Beware the promise of gifts. The Rings of Power returns August 29 on Prime Video India.

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[kuldeepshihn.vaghela]

I'm a partially blind man. I took inspiration from the lead female character and eagerly waiting for this.

[RakKrD]

I'm literally counting down the days... So HYPED UP for Season 2! 🤩❤️‍🔥💥

[Raj-pfei]

Loved the first season, waiting eagerly for this season

[Shashankdreamer]

i think this is the best fairytale, i ever seen

[maxabhi]

And sonit begins, the great battle of our time

[webhouse]

I hope its not boaring as HOD season 2.

[akash_a.p]

Brought chills all over my body this is going to be a fire 🔥

[alokbhutia]

It's going to be an interesting war

[UbaidKhan-ikrq]

wow just wow I don't have word's for this amazing can't wait

[amith]

Death's game hindi or english dubbing please

[mriamthebozz]

It has more drama, more meaning compared to HOTD but no one cares about Rings of Power as they do for HOTD, Very Sad.
Anyway Hyoed up for Season 2.

[behruzsafarov]

Жалко столько денег гавно фильм представляет 😢

[ManjuNath_]

Game of thrones had main female lead but we also had john snow...
Who is john snow in fhis ? Or else it is the woke feminist crap

[krishnadwivedi]

It's epic in only production but plz improve the writing it's pathetic in terms of the legacy it is carrying

[ankit]

Lead female actress and story ruined everything 🤐

[johntirvolta]

I just hope they cast enough diverse cast and have enough representation of trans, non binary, females, minorities

[Earendil_]

Tatti show hai. Has nothing to do with Tolkien’s works.

[vikashkumarsharma]

The worst adaption of a great novel is back