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Ranbir Kapoor, Yash’s Ramayana Film to Reimagine Epic for Global Audience, with A.R. Rahman & Hans Zimmer Soundtrack
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🗓 05 Nov 2026, 12:18 PM
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The makers of Ranbir Kapoor and Yash’s Ramayana film discuss bringing India’s epic to the world, with a soundtrack collaboration between A.R. Rahman and Hans Zimmer, backed by Amazon Music and T‑Series.
The upcoming Ramayana film, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, is set to retell India’s ancient epic for a global audience. The production team highlighted the importance of presenting the story in a way that resonates with viewers worldwide while staying true to its cultural roots.
In an interview, the makers emphasized that the film will blend traditional storytelling with modern cinematic techniques, aiming to make the epic accessible to audiences who may not be familiar with its nuances. They expressed confidence that the universal themes of love, duty, and sacrifice will appeal across borders.
A key element of the project is the soundtrack, a collaboration between Indian maestro A.R. Rahman and German composer Hans Zimmer. The duo is expected to fuse classical Indian music with contemporary orchestral arrangements, creating a score that complements the film’s grand narrative.
Amazon Music and T‑Series have announced their support for the soundtrack, indicating a partnership that will likely involve exclusive streaming rights and promotional efforts. Their involvement underscores the commercial potential of the film’s music on both domestic and international platforms.
In an interview, the makers emphasized that the film will blend traditional storytelling with modern cinematic techniques, aiming to make the epic accessible to audiences who may not be familiar with its nuances. They expressed confidence that the universal themes of love, duty, and sacrifice will appeal across borders.
A key element of the project is the soundtrack, a collaboration between Indian maestro A.R. Rahman and German composer Hans Zimmer. The duo is expected to fuse classical Indian music with contemporary orchestral arrangements, creating a score that complements the film’s grand narrative.
Amazon Music and T‑Series have announced their support for the soundtrack, indicating a partnership that will likely involve exclusive streaming rights and promotional efforts. Their involvement underscores the commercial potential of the film’s music on both domestic and international platforms.