Ramaya’s ₹75 Crore Music Rights Deal: Even before its highly anticipated trailer arrives, Namit Malhotra’s ambitious mythological epic Ramayana has reportedly achieved another major commercial milestone. According to multiple media reports, T-Series has acquired the music rights for both parts of the film franchise in a deal valued at ₹75 crore, making it the largest audio rights agreement ever for a Hindi film.
Ramaya’s ₹75 Crore Music Rights Deal
According to reports from The Indian Express, The Times of India, and entertainment trade publications, T-Series has acquired the audio rights for both installments of Ramayana by paying a ₹75 crore refundable advance.
While producers were reportedly seeking an even higher valuation initially, the final agreement is still considered unprecedented in the Hindi film industry. “As part of the arrangement, T-Series has paid an advance of Rs 75 crore for the music rights. The amount covers the music of both parts of Ramayana.”
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Trailer Release Tomorrow
Producer Namit Malhotra has confirmed that the film’s trailer will receive a worldwide launch, building anticipation after an earlier postponement.
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The trailer is expected to offer the first extended look at Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita, and Yash as Ravana.
Star-Studded Cast
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana features an ensemble cast including:
- Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama
- Sai Pallavi as Sita
- Yash as Ravana
- Sunny Deol
- Ravi Dubey
- Arun Govil
- Lara Dutta
The film also marks a unique musical collaboration between A. R. Rahman and Hans Zimmer, with Zimmer making his debut as an original score composer for an Indian film. The two-part franchise is being produced on a budget of over Rs 4,000 crore.
Ramayana is widely regarded as one of the most ambitious Indian film projects ever undertaken. That two-part epic is supported by Prime Focus Studios and DNEG. Producer Namit Malhotra, and there’s a reported multi-thousand-crore production budget for both installments.
