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Baahubali’s massive success paves way for a 500 crore project on Ramayana
SS Rajamouli’s magnum opus Baahubali has rewritten history by becoming the first ever Indian movie to cross the 1000 crore mark. The movie’s gargantuan success has turned heads from the West and forced them to talk about Indian cinema.
Meanwhile, filmmakers back home are planning projects on massive scale after being inspired by the success of Baahubali. According to latest reports, three producers are joining hands to make a movie adaptation of the Indian mythological epic Ramayana. It is being planned on a whopping budget of Rs 500 crores and will be funded by Madhu Mantena, Allu Aravind and Namit Malhotra.
The makers are planning to release the movie in three languages; Hindi, Telugu and Tamil. Moreover, the new Ramayana film will be made in 3D format and will be released in three parts similar to the Lord of the Rings series. Script works for this epic project was commenced over an year back.
Allu Aravind, who was the producer of SS Rajamouli’s Magadheera, is quoted saying, “It’s a huge responsibility but the Ramayana needs to be told on the big screen in the most magnificent way possible. We are committed to delivering a spectacular extravaganza.”
Producer Namit Malhotra, owns the company Prime Focus who handled the visual effects for Hollywood biggies like Star Wars, Transformers and The Martian. More details regarding the cast, crew and when the project will start rolling, is expected in the coming days.
Recently, a 1000 crore project was announced by Dr BR Shetty, an UAE-based Indian businessman. It is based on the other Indian epic, Mahabharatham and is adapted from MT Vasudevan Nair’s award winning novel Randamoozham. Mohanlal is playing the lead role of Bheemasenan in the movie titled as The Mahabharata, and it will be helmed by noted ad filmmaker VA Shrikumar Menon. It will be made in two parts and is slated to hit screens by 2020.
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The stupendous box-office success of Baahubali 2: The Conclusion has trigerred a race amongst filmmakers to adapt our mythological epics for the big screen. After reports of a Rs 1000-crore Mahabharata film starring Mohanlal, a Ramayana film is reportedly in the works.
According to a report in Mumbai Mirror, three film producers, Allu Aravind, Madhu Mantena and Namit Malhotra are coming together to adapt Ramayana for the big screen. The film will made on an estimated budget of Rs 500 crore and will be released in three languages; Hindi, Telugu and Tamil.
Moreover, the new Ramayana film will be filmed in 3D and it will be released in three parts similar to the Lord of the Rings series. Work on the Ramayana script has been on for the past one year.
Speaking about the production, Allu Aravind said, "It's a huge responsibility but the Ramayana needs to be told on the big screen in the most magnificent way possible. We are committed to delivering a spectacular extravaganza." Allu Aravind is best known for producing the Telugu blockbuster Magadheera directed by SS Rajamouli.
"They realised that the epic hasn't been presented on the big screen for many years now, not since Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan with Arun Govil and Deepika Chikhalia as Ram and Sita was telecast on Doordarshan in 1987-88, followed by another adaption of the epic by Sagar Arts in 2008 with Gurmeet Choudhary and Debina Bonnerjee in the lead. They wanted to bring the epic to the big screen this time," a source was quoted as saying.
Producer Namit Malhotra, whose company Prime Focus has handled the visual effects for films such as Star Wars, Transformers and The Martian, said that he is looking forward to raising the bar of Indian cinema with the new Ramayana film.
"Three generations of my family have been in the movies and we have a world-leading capability in bringing such stories to life. There cannot be a better time and opportunity to tell the greatest Indian story to the world in a way that preserves its respect and vision. The partnership with Allu sir and Madhu has aligned me with the best partners who share the same vision and passion to make this a cinematic experience all Indians can be proud of," said Malhotra.
After the confirmation of ?Mahabharata? being adapted for the big screen with a whopping budget of Rs 1000 crore, three of India?s well known film producers are coming together to make a live-action movie on ?Ramayana? on a budget of Rs 500 crores.
Allu Aravind, Namit Malhotra and Madhu Mantena have joined hands to make a film on the epic.
The live-action feature will be trilingual - Hindi, Tamil and Telugu .
Allu Aravind, who is known for the films like ?Ghajini? and ?Magadheera,? noted, ?It's a huge responsibility but the Ramayana needs to be told on the big screen in the most magnificent way possible. We are committed to delivering a spectacular extravaganza.?
A source close to the development shared that the trio has been working on the script for over a year.
The source added, ?They realised that the epic hasn't been presented on the big screen for many years now, not since Ramanand Sagar's Ramayana with Arun Govil and Deepika Chikhalia as Ram and Sita was telecast on Doordarshan in 1987-88, followed by another adaption of the epic by Sagar Arts in 2008 with Gurmeet Choudhary and Debina Bonnerjee in the lead. They wanted to bring the epic to the big screen this time.?
Namit Malhotra, who is involved in this mega venture noted,?Three generations of my family have been in the movies and we have a world-leading capability in bringing such stories to life. There cannot be a better time and opportunity to tell the greatest Indian story to the world in a way that preserves its respect and vision. The partnership with Allu sir and Madhu has aligned me with the best partners who share the same vision and passion, to make this a cinematic experience, all Indians can be proud of.?
Namit?s company, Prime Focus, has handled the stereo conversion and visual effects of high budget Hollywood franchise films like ?Ghostbusters,? ?Star Wars,? ?Transformers,? ?X-Men: Apocalypse? and ?The Martian?.
(This article has not been edited by DNA's editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)
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