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Sony Pictures Joins Ramayana's Global Journey

Sony Pictures Joins Ramayana's Global Journey

Prime Focus Studios expands Ramayana's theatrical journey with Sony Pictures and Dharma Productions

Ramayana has taken another major step on its journey to audiences around the world.

Prime Focus Studios has announced Sony Pictures as the film's global distributor outside India, joining Dharma Productions, which will lead distribution across North India's Hindi-speaking markets. Together, these partnerships mark another milestone in bringing one of humanity's oldest and most enduring stories to audiences across the globe.

Produced by Prime Focus Studios in association with DNEG and Monster Mind Creations, Ramayana brings together an extraordinary team of filmmakers, artists and craftspeople to present this timeless epic with cinematic ambition on an unprecedented scale.

Talking about the Sony Pictures partnership, DNEG CEO and Founder, Namit Malhotra, said:

"For generations, the Ramayana has inspired people through its timeless humanity and enduring values. Our ambition has always been to honor that legacy while creating a cinematic experience worthy of audiences everywhere. Through DNEG, we have spent decades helping filmmakers realize some of the world's most ambitious cinematic visions. With Prime Focus Studios, we are now bringing that same commitment to storytelling to one of the world's greatest epics. Collaborating with Sony Pictures gives Ramayana an extraordinary opportunity to connect with international audiences and introduce this timeless story to moviegoers around the world."

And on the partnership with Dharma Productions, he continued:

"With Dharma Productions joining us for the North India distribution of Ramayana: Part One, we have a partner that shares this vision. Karan, Apoorva, and the Dharma team bring exceptional expertise across the Hindi-speaking markets, and together, we look forward to bringing this epic to audiences on the grandest possible scale."

The journey continues. One step closer to sharing Ramayana with the world.