Nitesh Tiwari's 'Ramayana' To Require Over 600 Days In Post-Production? Here’s What We Know
We all know that Om Raut's Adipurush was a critical and commercial failure. However, reports about Nitesh Tiwari ’s upcoming film Ramayana offer fans hope that it will do justice to the great epic. Ramayana is reportedly set to be made with a budget of Rs 835 crore, positioning it as the most expensive Indian film ever produced.
This epic production aspires to bring the ancient tale of the Ramayana to life on an unprecedented scale. In this ambitious project, acclaimed actor Ranbir Kapoor will take on the role of Lord Ram, while Sai Pallavi is set to portray Goddess Sita, infusing the film with star power and exceptional talent.
According to various reports, including a detailed piece in Bollywood Hungama, the filmmakers have grand plans for the Ramayana. They envision it as a franchise, with the first part alone requiring a massive budget of nearly Rs 835 crore. This demonstrates the creators' commitment to delivering a cinematic experience that is both larger-than-life and globally appealing.
Additionally, while many movies complete their post-production work within a few months, the first part of Ramayana will reportedly take an astonishingly long time. According to reports, the post-production phase for Ramayana will span more than 600 days.
If the report is accurate, the audience is certainly in for a visual delight. A set costing Rs 11 crore has reportedly been built for the film Ramayan in Mumbai’s Film City, with the creators aiming to recreate the city of Ayodhya. The movie will be released in three parts, with a significant portion of the first part being filmed on the Ayodhya set. The initial installment of Ramayan will delve into Lord Ram’s early years, his union with Sita, their period of exile, and eventually, Sita’s kidnapping. While the creators have not made a formal declaration, indications from reports suggest that an official announcement is imminent. Reportedly, Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi started filming the project in April.
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This epic production aspires to bring the ancient tale of the Ramayana to life on an unprecedented scale. In this ambitious project, acclaimed actor Ranbir Kapoor will take on the role of Lord Ram, while Sai Pallavi is set to portray Goddess Sita, infusing the film with star power and exceptional talent.
According to various reports, including a detailed piece in Bollywood Hungama, the filmmakers have grand plans for the Ramayana. They envision it as a franchise, with the first part alone requiring a massive budget of nearly Rs 835 crore. This demonstrates the creators' commitment to delivering a cinematic experience that is both larger-than-life and globally appealing.
Additionally, while many movies complete their post-production work within a few months, the first part of Ramayana will reportedly take an astonishingly long time. According to reports, the post-production phase for Ramayana will span more than 600 days.
If the report is accurate, the audience is certainly in for a visual delight. A set costing Rs 11 crore has reportedly been built for the film Ramayan in Mumbai’s Film City, with the creators aiming to recreate the city of Ayodhya. The movie will be released in three parts, with a significant portion of the first part being filmed on the Ayodhya set. The initial installment of Ramayan will delve into Lord Ram’s early years, his union with Sita, their period of exile, and eventually, Sita’s kidnapping. While the creators have not made a formal declaration, indications from reports suggest that an official announcement is imminent. Reportedly, Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi started filming the project in April.
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