Ramayana Part One advance bookings will open on Dussehra, October 20. The Nitesh Tiwari film starring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash has confirmed its November 5 worldwide release across multiple languages and IMAX.
Ramayana: Part One is moving closer to its theatrical debut, with advance bookings set to open on Dussehra, October 20, 2026. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the highly anticipated mythological epic is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on November 5, 2026.
The announcement puts the film’s release campaign firmly in motion after considerable anticipation surrounding its theatrical plans. With ticket sales beginning more than two weeks before release, the makers are giving audiences an early opportunity to secure seats for one of the year’s most ambitious Indian films.
Ramayana Dussehra Bookings Open Ahead Of November 5 Release
Ramayana Part One advance bookings are set to begin on October 20, coinciding with Dussehra. The festive timing has particular significance for a film inspired by one of India’s most revered epics and is expected to add momentum to its pre-release campaign.
The film is planned for a wide theatrical rollout in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, strengthening its reach across major Indian markets. Premium-format screenings, including IMAX, are also expected to form an important part of the theatrical release strategy.
International audiences are also expected to be a major focus for the film. With its large-scale production, multilingual approach and globally recognised technical team, Ramayana: Part One is being positioned to reach audiences beyond the Indian domestic market.
The coming weeks will be crucial as advance ticket sales provide an early indication of audience demand ahead of the November 5 release.
Ranbir Kapoor Ramayana Brings Together A Star-Studded Cast
Ranbir Kapoor leads Ramayana: Part One as Lord Rama, with Sai Pallavi portraying Sita and Yash appearing as Ravana. Sunny Deol plays Hanuman, while Ravie Dubey takes on the role of Lakshman.
Produced by Namit Malhotra and directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the project is being developed as the first instalment of a two-part cinematic saga. The filmmakers are mounting the epic on a large scale, bringing together prominent Indian stars and internationally recognised creative and technical talent.
The technical team is one of the project's biggest attractions. DNEG is handling the visual effects, while Oscar-winning composer AR Rahman and acclaimed Hollywood composer Hans Zimmer are associated with the film’s music. Their involvement adds to expectations surrounding the scale and international ambitions of the production.
Anticipation around Ramayana: Part One has remained high because of its cast, production scale and attempt to bring the ancient epic to a new generation of moviegoers. Its multilingual release and premium theatrical formats further underline the makers’ plans for a broad theatrical presence.
With Ramayana Part One advance bookings set to open on Dussehra and its worldwide theatrical release scheduled for November 5, the focus will now shift to early ticket demand. The advance booking response should provide the first clear indication of how the film’s substantial pre-release interest translates at the box office.
