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Nitesh Tiwari's film Ramayana is a topic of discussion these days. Now a new update has come out regarding the film. According to the report of Bollywood Hungama, this film will be released in three parts. At the same time, the budget of only the first part is Rs 835 crore and it will be released in 2027.
It has also been updated that the post production of the first part of the film will take 600 days. From this budget it can be estimated that the director is trying to make it the best film in cinema history.
Director Nitesh Tiwari
Makers want to make the film better at international level
A source has told Bollywood Hungama that Ramayana is not a film but an emotion. For this reason, the makers do not want to leave any stone unturned to make it better at the global level. In such a situation, the makers have kept the budget of only the first part at Rs 835 crore.
The source says that producer Namit Malhotra is spending money like water on the 'Ramayana' franchise to give a grand feel to the film.
Post production of the film will take 600 days
The source says that the post production of such a big mega budget film will take 600 days. The shooting of the film started only last month.
In this film, Ranbir Kapoor will be seen in the role of Lord Ram and Sai Pallavi will be seen in the role of Mother Sita. A few days ago, pictures of both of them from the set also went viral.
Just 1-2 days after the shooting started, pictures of Arun Govil and Lara Dutta were also revealed from the set. It was revealed from the pictures that Arun Govil will be seen in the role of King Dasharatha in the film. Whereas, Lara Dutta has been cast in the role of Rani Kaikeyi.
Arun Govil appeared in the role of King Dasharatha. Two child actors were also seen with him. Sources claimed that both these child actors have played the childhood roles of Lord Ram and Lakshman.
According to information received from sources, Lara Dutta is playing the character of Queen Kaikeyi. Lara was spotted wearing a purple saree and gold jewellery.
