‘Ramayana’ is a huge mythological film that is being made with the aim of becoming one of the most prestigious films in the history of Indian cinema. Bollywood star Ranbir Kapoor is playing the lead role in this film, which has already garnered huge expectations across the country. The film team is preparing to unveil the Indian epic Ramayana on the silver screen with the highest technical standards. In this context, a key announcement regarding this film has been made recently. SVC has taken over the responsibility of releasing this film in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. With this, there is more interest in the release of this film in the Telugu states.
Dil Raju Brought Ramayana Part 1 Telugu States Rights (AP/TG)
In the recently released poster for the movie ‘Ramayana’, it has been officially announced that SVC has acquired the release rights for Andhra Pradesh and Telangana states. According to the report Dil Raju brought Ramayana Part for 54Cr advance basis. The role of distribution companies is very crucial in bringing big films to the audience in Telugu states. In this context, the announcement that SVC will release such a prestigious film has gained significance. This partnership is likely to be very useful in providing this film, which is being made in the context of an Indian epic, to the Telugu audience on a large scale. Film analysts are of the opinion that since SVC has a strong presence in both Telugu states, this movie has the potential to find theaters on a large scale in Telugu states.
Ramayana 2026 Cast Crew
Bollywood star Ranbir Kapoor will be seen in the role of Lord Rama in this film. Actress Sai Pallavi will be seen in the role of Sita, while Kannada star Yash will be seen in the role of Ravana. The promotional images and details related to the characters that have already been released are increasing the interest of the audience. In order to bring a great epic like Ramayana to the silver screen, along with the selection of actors, character design, huge sets, and visual effects are very crucial. Keeping these aspects in mind, the film team is undertaking large-scale production activities.
A prestigious project directed by Nitesh Tiwari
Nitesh Tiwari, who directed a successful film like ‘Dangal’, is directing this film. Namit Malhotra is taking charge of the production. This project is being made with the intention of bringing the story of Ramayana to the audience with modern technology and international production values. This film, which is being made with special emphasis on visual effects, is expected to be one of the efforts to introduce Indian cinema to the world. It is noteworthy that companies like Prime Focus and DNEG are also part of this project.
The first part will be released on November 5, 2026.
The entire film ‘Ramayana’ will be released in two parts. The first part will be released on November 5, 2026. The film team has announced that the film will be released in Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam languages. In addition, the film will be presented to the audience in premium formats like 3D and IMAX. This will provide a special experience to movie fans who want to watch this epic on big screens.
Ramayana Huge expectations among Telugu audiences too
The Ramayana is a very familiar epic to Indians. Its characters like Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, and Ravana are known across the country. Since such a story is being made with a huge budget and modern technology, there is interest in this film in all languages. Now that SVC has acquired the release rights for the Telugu states, there is a possibility that the discussion about this film will increase even more among the audience here.
Overall, ‘Ramayana’ is not just another blockbuster but a prestigious attempt to introduce Indian epics to a global audience. As the release date approaches, promotions, trailers and other updates are likely to further heighten expectations for the film. So, what kind of impact will this film make at the box office? What kind of openings will it have in the Telugu states? It has become interesting to know.
