The highly anticipated film 'Ramayana,' starring Ranbir Kapoor, will be released during the Diwali festival. Previously, the creators kept the exact premiere date of the first 'Ramayana' film a secret, but today, on the first day of Navratri, they made this information public.
Director Nitish Tiwari plans to release the first part of his 'Ramayana' on November 5th. The film will be shown simultaneously worldwide, including in India. This was announced along with a new poster featuring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, Ravi Dubey, and actor KGF Yash.
On the poster, Ranbir is depicted as the God Rama, Sai as Mother Sita, Ravi Dubey as Lakshman, and Yash as Ravana. The image shows Rama, Sita, and Lakshman going into exile while Ravana displays his terrifying appearance behind them, arms spread wide. Along with this poster, the creators also announced the start of the 'Era of Rama.'
Producer Namit Malhotra announced the start of the advance ticket sale for the film in honor of the Dasara festival. This news was also presented on the same poster. Thus, on the day of Ravana's burning, the film 'Ramayana' will begin gaining popularity. This film, which is being shot in two parts, has a budget of about 400 billion rupees, and Yash is also serving as a co-producer.
In the Indian market, 'Ramayana' has no competitors. However, in the global market, there is currently excitement surrounding 'Godzilla Minus Zero,' which is also releasing in IMAX on November 6th worldwide. The 'Godzilla' franchise has its devoted fan base, and its visual effects are quite unique. Nevertheless, 'Ramayana' has a partnership with Sony Pictures.
Sony Pictures, which created 'Spider-Man,' will handle the global distribution of 'Ramayana.' Its connections reach every corner of the planet. Reports indicate that 'Ramayana' will be screened in approximately 50,000 theaters outside India, although exact figures are yet to be confirmed. In India, Karan Johar is handling the film's distribution. Now it remains to be seen whether this film can change the history of Indian cinema.