Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana: Director Nitesh Tiwari on Western Reception

Ramayan is going to be the most lavish and expensive film in the history of Indian cinema. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari and adorned with big stars like Ranbir Kapoor (Ranbir Kapoor film) and Yash (South actor Yash film), the budget of this film is said to be around ₹4000 crores (Film Ramayan budget). This film will be made in two parts and its aim is to present Indian mythology on a global level not only in India but in the whole world.

Namit Malhotra's Vision (Namit Malhotra Film Ramayana)

The film is being produced by Namit Malhotra of Prime Focus Studio. In an interview to LA Times, he said - "Ramayana is a global film. I am not making it just to please the Indian audience. If people in the West do not like it, then I will consider it my failure." Namit believes that this film will not only depict religious beliefs but will also be able to connect with every viewer on an emotional level. Comparing it with Hollywood films like Avatar and Gladiator, he said that Ramayana is being made at the same level so that it can make a place in world cinema.

 Director Nitesh Tiwari says (Nitesh Tiwari films)

Nitesh Tiwari, who made a superhit film like Dangal, said about Ramayana - "Emotions are universal. If the audience connects with the emotions of the film, they will also connect with the story, no matter where they are from." He believes that Ramayana is not just a cinematic adaptation of a religious text, but an emotional journey that people around the world will be able to feel.

Starcast (Film Ramayan cast)

The biggest strength of this film is its strong cast –

• Ranbir Kapoor – Lord Ram

• Sai Pallavi – Sita Mata

• Fame – Raavan

• Sunny Deol – Hanuman

• Amitabh Bachchan as Jatayu

• Ravi Dubey as Laxman

The music of the film is also going to be historic as legendary composers like Hans Zimmer and A.R. Rahman are working on it.

Release date (Film ramayan release date)

Ramayana is being made using the world's most modern technology. The level of VFX and CGI in the film will be like Hollywood blockbuster films. This is the reason why the budget of the film has reached ₹4000 crores. The film will have two parts and its first part will be released on Diwali 2026. Apart from Hindi, it will be dubbed in many languages ​​including Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, so that maximum audience can watch it.

FAQs

When will Ramayan movie release?

The Ramayana film is being made in two parts. Its first partis expected to be released on Diwali 2026.

What is the budget of Ramayana movie?

The total budget of Ramayanais said to be around ₹4000 crores, which makes it the most expensive film of India till date.

Who is the director of the Ramayan movie?

This filmis being directed byNitesh Tiwari, who is known for blockbuster films likeDangal.

Who is the producer of Ramayana movie?

Ramayanis being produced by Namit Malhotra (Prime Focus Studios) and Yash.

Who will give music for Ramayan movie?

The music of the film will be composed by Hans Zimmer (Hollywood composer) and A.R. Rahman.

Has the trailer of Ramayana been released?

The official trailer of the film has not been released yet. The makersare planning to release it in early 2026.

What is special about the Ramayana film?

This film is being made on a completely global scale, in which international VFX companies and Hollywood technology will be used.

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