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Epic Ramayana Dubbed with New Voices, Not AI
4 Nov
Summary
- Ramayana film utilizes new actors and script adaptations for global release.
- The movie aims for broad accessibility, releasing in 40 languages worldwide.
- Produced with a $450 million budget over a decade, it's India's most expensive film.
The historical epic 'Ramayana,' scheduled for release on November 5, 2026, is poised for a monumental global launch, aiming to reach audiences across more than 50,000 international screens and 9,000 in India. This ambitious production has been developed over a decade, reportedly making it India's most expensive film to date with a staggering $450 million budget.
Addressing speculation about artificial intelligence, producer Namit Malhotra clarified that the film's international versions were created through a meticulous process involving new voice actors and adapted scripts. This approach ensured the story flowed naturally in each of the 40 languages it will be released in, rather than relying on AI for lip-syncing.
The filmmakers also employed innovative techniques, capturing the voice actors' facial movements to visually synchronize lips between the original and dubbed performances. This comprehensive effort, detailed in a CinemaBlend interview, highlights a commitment to enhancing accessibility for the beloved ancient Indian epic, making it more engaging for a diverse global audience.
