Ramayana Release Postponed: Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama, whose theatrical released got banned in 1993, was set to finally see the light of the day on October 18. However, the distribution company Geek Pictures has now announced that the release has been rescheduled once again.
Taking to their social media handle, Geek Pictures posted an official statement regarding the postponement. The note read, “In response to the incredible enthusiasm from the fans nationwide, we have decided to adjust the film’s release date from the previously scheduled 18th October to a new date in the new future.”
The note further explains the reason behind the decision. “This decision reflects our commitment to ensuring that this iconic masterpiece reaches every corner of our vast country. By rescheduling, we aim to make the film accessible in significantly greater number of cinemas, allowing friends, families and anime enthusiasts alike to share in the extraordinary experience together,” it stated.
While no release date has been finalised by the team yet and hence the audience has to wait for more time now, the statement promises an announcement soon. “It is our humble offering to the youth and children of India, and we are honoured to present this cultural artefact from Japan to its spiritual home. We will soon announce a new release date that aligns with our vision of widespread accessibility,” the statement added.
Read the complete statement here:
About the film
The anime adaptation of Valmiki’s Ramayana is a landmark in storytelling, weaving together themes of enduring relationships, the triumph of good over evil, the harmonious connection between nature and living beings and, above all, the values of friendship and trust. The film has been highly anticipated following the release of the teaser and posters.
Watch the teaser here:
Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama will be available in Hindi, English, Tamil, and Telugu. This cinematic masterpiece combines the richness of Indian culture with the brilliance of Japanese anime. Distributed theatrically across India by Geek Pictures India, AA Films, and Excel Entertainment, the film promises to captivate audiences nationwide.
