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Ramayana Part 1 Set for Record‑Breaking Global Release on 50,000+ Screens
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🗓 07 Aug 2026, 05:38 AM
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The epic film Ramayana Part 1 will premiere worldwide on more than 50,000 screens, marking the widest release ever for an Indian movie.
Ramayana Part 1, the latest cinematic adaptation of the ancient Indian epic, is slated for a worldwide premiere that will span over 50,000 screens across the globe. The distribution plan, announced by the film’s producers, aims to set a new benchmark for Indian cinema’s international reach.
The release strategy includes multiplexes and single-screen theatres in key markets such as the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and several countries in Asia and the Middle East. By covering such a vast network, the film seeks to tap into the growing diaspora audience and the global appetite for mythological stories.
Industry analysts note that this scale of distribution is unprecedented for an Indian film, which traditionally relies on a more limited number of screens for overseas releases. The move reflects a broader trend of Indian filmmakers targeting global audiences with high‑budget productions.
While the exact release date has not yet been confirmed, promotional materials suggest that the film will hit screens in the coming months, with a coordinated marketing push across digital and traditional media platforms.
The release strategy includes multiplexes and single-screen theatres in key markets such as the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and several countries in Asia and the Middle East. By covering such a vast network, the film seeks to tap into the growing diaspora audience and the global appetite for mythological stories.
Industry analysts note that this scale of distribution is unprecedented for an Indian film, which traditionally relies on a more limited number of screens for overseas releases. The move reflects a broader trend of Indian filmmakers targeting global audiences with high‑budget productions.
While the exact release date has not yet been confirmed, promotional materials suggest that the film will hit screens in the coming months, with a coordinated marketing push across digital and traditional media platforms.