A new *Ramayana* poster spotlights Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi as Ram and Sita, shifting focus to the story’s emotional core. The film’s latest reveal strengthens buzz around the upcoming mythological epic.
*Ramayana* is set to open in Australia on November 5, 2026, a day ahead of its India release window. The early move puts the Ranbir Kapoor and Yash starrer on a collision course with *Godzilla Minus Zero* in a key overseas market.
*Ramayana Part 1* is reportedly saving Sunny Deol’s Hanuman reveal for the finale. The move could give Ranbir Kapoor’s *Ramayana Part 1* a sequel-hyping theatrical finish.
Ramayana has intensified pre-release excitement after a 15-minute Big Cine Expo showcase left exhibitors impressed by its scale and visual ambition. The Diwali 2026 release is now carrying even stronger trade buzz.
Ramayana is set to become the first Indian film to debut in ScreenX worldwide. The premium-format rollout gives Ramayana a major global exhibition milestone ahead of its theatrical release.
Yash has revealed why he chose to play Ravana in *Ramayana*, and his comments add fresh intensity to the film’s buildup. The actor’s bold take on evil and stardom makes this *Ramayana* update hard to ignore.
Ranbir Kapoor’s *Ramayana* is heading to China with a significantly shorter cut, trimming 33 minutes from its Indian runtime. The *Ramayana* China release raises fresh questions about how the film’s devotional and mythological elements are being adapted for overseas audiences.
Namit Malhotra has explained how the *Ramayana: Part 1* English trailer achieved its striking lip sync finish for cinemas. The update highlights DNEG’s AI-assisted process and the film’s global ambitions.
*Ramayana* is planning a major China rollout with a localised title and a focused international campaign. The strategy signals how seriously the makers are positioning *Ramayana* as a global theatrical event.
Ranbir Kapoor has directly addressed the scrutiny around *Ramayana*, defending the years of work behind its VFX and his approach to playing Lord Rama. As anticipation builds, *Ramayana* is shaping up to be one of the biggest milestones of his career.
Ramayana is headed to Big Cine Expo 2026 Chennai for a special footage screening that puts the film directly before key theatrical stakeholders. The move strengthens Ramayana’s rollout as one of Hindi cinema’s biggest upcoming event releases.
Ramayana has locked a unique Diwali release strategy with an overseas opening on November 6 and an India debut on November 8, 2026. Namit Malhotra says the staggered rollout is designed to balance international market patterns with the impact of a Diwali launch at home.
