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Ramayana Locks Secures South Indian Distribution: Dil Raju Takes AP‑TG, Yash Gets Karnataka
✍️ Sacnilk
🗓 23 Oct 2026, 07:04 AM
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The upcoming film Ramayana Locks has finalized its South Indian distribution, with Dil Raju handling Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, Yash acquiring Karnataka, Think Studios covering Tamil Nadu, and E4 taking Kerala.
The fantasy‑action venture Ramayana Locks has locked in its regional distributors across South India. Veteran producer‑distributor Dil Raju has secured the rights for the film in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, while popular Kannada actor‑producer Yash will handle its release in Karnataka.
In Tamil Nadu, the distribution mantle goes to Think Studios, a company known for handling high‑profile Tamil releases. The Malayalam market will see the film released by E4, a leading Kerala distributor with a strong theatre network.
These agreements were confirmed by industry portal Sacnilk, which reported that the four distributors will coordinate localized marketing and theatrical roll‑outs in their respective territories. The move positions Ramayana Locks for a coordinated launch across the southern states, a strategy often employed to maximize box‑office potential for pan‑Indian projects.
Industry observers note that securing experienced regional partners is crucial for a film that blends mythological themes with contemporary storytelling, aiming to attract audiences in both urban multiplexes and smaller towns.
In Tamil Nadu, the distribution mantle goes to Think Studios, a company known for handling high‑profile Tamil releases. The Malayalam market will see the film released by E4, a leading Kerala distributor with a strong theatre network.
These agreements were confirmed by industry portal Sacnilk, which reported that the four distributors will coordinate localized marketing and theatrical roll‑outs in their respective territories. The move positions Ramayana Locks for a coordinated launch across the southern states, a strategy often employed to maximize box‑office potential for pan‑Indian projects.
Industry observers note that securing experienced regional partners is crucial for a film that blends mythological themes with contemporary storytelling, aiming to attract audiences in both urban multiplexes and smaller towns.