The extended speculation surrounding the theatrical arrival of the mythological magnum opus 'Ramayana' has reached finality. Choosing the inaugural day of Navratri for the formal announcement, the production team verified that the first chapter of the cinematic venture will premiere across theatres worldwide on November 5, 2026. Arriving precisely three days ahead of the Diwali festival, the movie will hit Indian and overseas markets simultaneously, putting an end to earlier chatter that the domestic release might follow international rollouts by two days.
Navratri Poster Highlights Key Characters And Raavan Avatar
Alongside the premiere date, the creative team presented a brand-new promotional poster featuring actor Yash in the central framing as Raavan. The visual presentation simultaneously highlights Ranbir Kapoor embodying Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi portraying Sita, and Ravi Dubey appearing as Lakshman. This follows character reveals shared merely two days earlier, which showcased Lara Dutta stepping into the role of Kaikeyi and Sheeba Chaddha portraying Manthara, while Arun Govil has already been unveiled in his depiction of King Dasharatha.
Advance Ticket Bookings Slated For Dussehra Launch
Beyond the calendar rollout, the film's backers outlined early access timelines for prospective moviegoers. Ticket windows for advance bookings will open formally on the occasion of Dussehra. The expansive cinematic adaptation is directed by Nitesh Tiwari and backed collaboratively by producers Namit Malhotra and Yash. Public anticipation has steadily built since the debut of its official trailer in July 2026, followed by the launch of the musical composition 'Jai Jai Ram', penned by poet Kumar Vishwas.
Star-Studded Ensemble And Concealed Reveal For Lord Hanuman
The production brings together a prominent cross-industry ensemble, featuring notable appearances from Rakul Preet Singh, Vivek Oberoi, and Sunny Deol alongside the central quartet. The producers have deliberately held back any visual preview of Sunny Deol's portrayal of Lord Hanuman, keeping the character design under wraps and sparking widespread curiosity among cinema enthusiasts leading into the promotional campaign.
