The Namit Malhotra-produced Ramayana is all set for a Diwali 2026 release. For the film, the producer has put together a magnum opus star forged by getting Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, Sai Pallavi and Sunny Deol together under the direction of Nitesh Tiwari. The primary teaser dropped earlier within the yr, and grabbed eyeballs all across.
Namit Malhotra contemplating a masterstroke to prepone Ramayana to October 30, 2026, every week before Diwali
And now, Bollywood Hungama has learnt that Ramayana: Part One won’t release on Diwali. Before one concludes, allow us to confirm that the film release might be pre-poned by every week and it would now hit the massive screen on October 30, 2026. “Namit Malhotra wants the film to determine itself before the Diwali period. He wants the word of mouth to spread all across, in order that the business peaks within the second week. He’s here to redefine business by not only bringing a pre-Diwali release, but additionally a movie that scores a much bigger second week than the primary because of the festive period. The conversation to pre-pone by every week is underway, and a final decision will probably be taken soon,” a source told Bollywood Hungama anonymously.
The source also informs that the discharge date will probably be announced once the makers lock the distribution deal for Ramayana. Reportedly, they’re negotiating a Rs. 450 crore offer from top distributors, and a final call on whom to sell the film will probably be taken shortly.
Ramayana’s second part will meanwhile release on Diwali 2027, a yr after the primary instalment of the epic.
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