Ranbir Kapoor's mythological epic, "Ramayana," continues making news prior to its release. In a latest development about the highly anticipated movie, reports suggest that the film has now locked its India distribution partner, with it said that Karan Johar's production house has acquired the domestic distribution rights for the movie, for a sum amounting to ₹250 crore. This development underscores the confidence and anticipation built up around the two-part epic that is now considered one of the most ambitious Indian movies ever.

In addition to this, reports suggest that the deal was sealed only after Karan Johar and his team were provided with an exclusive 30 minute presentation of the film, wherein they could see the movie's scale, visuals, and the overall cinema experience. However, any official confirmation on the same remains awaited.

Karan Johar Reportedly Bags Distribution Rights

As per various sources from the industry, the production house of Karan Johar has bagged the Indian distribution rights of Ramayana for a sum that is estimated to be around ₹250 crore. If true, then this is possibly one of the largest distribution deals for any Indian movie in recent times.

Should the collaboration materialize, it will result in one of the biggest production houses of Bollywood joining hands with one of the grandest ventures of Indian cinema.

30-Minute Footage Reportedly Sealed The Deal

It has been reported that the directors had arranged a private showing which included around 30 minutes of clips from the movie Ramayana. This event apparently revealed the grand production, high-quality visuals, and epic storytelling of the film.

This special screening apparently proved the commercial viability of the film to the producers, resulting in this deal.

One Of The Biggest Indian Films In Production

The movie Ramayana, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, features Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, and Yash in major roles. Since the announcement of this movie, it has received huge attention because of the grandeur and star-studded cast of this epic Indian tale.

This movie has been made into two parts and the first part will hit the screens during Diwali 2026.

Fans Await Official Confirmation

Even though the deal worth ₹250 crore has attracted much attention from the world of entertainment, there is no confirmation from the film-makers as well as from the production house of Karan Johar.

All that the fans are waiting for is a confirmation about the deal as expectations continue to soar about Ramayana.