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Namit Malhotra In Talks With Warner Bros. For Ranbir Kapoor Starrer Ramayana

Namit Malhotra

The highly anticipated big-budget Ramayana film, starring Ranbir Kapoor, is gearing up for a potential global release. According to reports, producer Namit Malhotra is currently in negotiations with Warner Bros. for a partnership deal encompassing all three parts of the planned trilogy.

This news comes as Nitesh Tiwari’s magnum opus, featuring an all-star cast including Sai Pallavi, Yash, and Sunny Deol alongside Kapoor, continues production.

Ambitious Vision of Namit Malhotra

“‘Ramayana’ is the most ambitious film in Indian cinema,” says an insider. “The combined vision is to represent an Indian story at a global level. Budget constraints are not a concern; the team is committed to delivering an uncompromised product.”

Musical Maestros and Visual Effects

Adding to the excitement, Oscar-winning musicians Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman will compose the film’s music. Additionally, DNEG, another Oscar-winning company, will handle the visual effects.

Collaborating for Global Domination

The ongoing negotiations aim not only to secure monetary support but also to ensure collaboration with the right partners for distribution and marketing in international markets. The film’s authenticity and grandeur are paramount, and the team is determined to make it a 100% made-in-India masterpiece.

Industry sources suggest that Namit Malhotra envisions “Ramayana” as a global phenomenon, not just a Bollywood blockbuster. Partnering with Warner Bros. would provide a significant boost for international distribution and marketing, taking the film beyond India.

While details of the potential deal remain undisclosed, reports indicate Namit Malhotra seeks more than just financial backing. The collaboration would ideally extend to expertise in distribution and marketing strategies, ensuring “Ramayana” reaches a worldwide audience.

This development underscores the growing ambition for the project. With a stellar cast, A-list music directors, and now the possibility of a Hollywood partnership, “Ramayana” is shaping up to be a landmark film in Indian cinema.

As the deal with Warner Brothers continues to take shape, fans eagerly await the grand unveiling of ‘Ramayana’ on the global stage.

Stay tuned for more updates on this epic cinematic journey!

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