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Namit Malhotra said Ramayana Part 2 Postponed to 2028: “We didn’t want to do anything rushed”

Namit Malhotra said Ramayana Part 2 Postponed to 2028: "We didn't want to do anything rushed"

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New Delhi:

The release date of Ramayana Part 2 has been shifted to 2028, producer Namit Malhotra has confirmed. He also said that there is a chance that the film could be a trilogy.

Ramayana: Part 1, Ranbir Kapoor, starring Yash and Sai Pallavi, is slated to release on November 5. The second installment was earlier set to hit theaters in 2027 but has now been pushed back a year.

Ramayana Part 2 adjourned

Namit Malhotra said E! the news that the film’s release date was shifted to “do justice” to the story. He explained that the film was originally planned as an Indian film for a global audience.

While making the film, they produced two master versions. Namit said that dubbing the first part in English required a separate edit and a rewrite of the script “to present it in its original form.”

Explain the second part of why The Ramayana Of the delay, Namit said, “We want to take a little more time to make sure that when we present the grand finale we have a little more time to do the same thing that we did in the first part.”

He added, “That extra year, I think, I really believe we need to do justice to a film of this size.” Namit said the makers didn’t want to compromise the grandeur of the project.

“We didn’t want to rush things or get ahead of ourselves,” he explained, “and we wanted to make sure we delivered the finale with as much dignity as it deserved.”

The Ramayana To be a trio?

Namit said this in an interview given to Review Nation The Ramayana Originally planned as a trilogy. During the shooting of the film, it was decided to make the film in two parts. The makers will look at audience feedback and then decide if more installments are needed.

“We’re still in the middle of shooting, so you know, I won’t give any spoilers for anything – but you know, who knows how, once we get all the response and all the feedback, we can sit down at the table and the drawing board and see if there’s anything else we want to add or cut, depending on how the world has received it,” Namit added.

He said that depending on the feedback, the makers will see if they need to make two different versions of the film or stick to a single one for all audiences.

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