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Hans Zimmer Scores India's Most Expensive Film
9 Nov
Summary
- Hans Zimmer, inspired by Christopher Nolan, scored Ramayana.
- Ramayana is India's most expensive film ever, releasing in 2026.
- Producer Namit Malhotra sought Zimmer, a fan of Nolan's work.
The upcoming 2026 film "Ramayana," touted as India's most expensive movie ever, boasts a powerful score composed by Hans Zimmer. Producer Namit Malhotra, a self-proclaimed fan of Christopher Nolan's filmmaking, was inspired by the director's work when approaching Zimmer for the project. Malhotra aimed to collaborate with Zimmer alongside Indian composer A.R. Rahman.
Zimmer, known for his impactful film scores, was reportedly quick to grasp the importance of contributing to "Ramayana." The film draws from the rich Hindu epic poem, a cornerstone of Indian culture that narrates the timeless battle between Prince Rama and King Ravana. This collaboration signifies a unique fusion of international talent with a deeply rooted Indian narrative.
"Ramayana" represents a significant undertaking, evident even in its trailer, and is steeped in the culture it portrays. The integration of Zimmer's celebrated musical artistry into this epic narrative promises a cinematic experience that resonates globally, while remaining firmly grounded in its cultural origins. The film is currently playing in theaters worldwide.
