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- The film Ramayana is being produced in two distinct versions to cater to different regional preferences.
- The international version will omit songs and shorten the runtime by approximately 30 minutes to suit global audience expectations.
- AI-powered lip-sync technology will be utilized to localize the film for English, Spanish, and Japanese markets.
- Sony Pictures plans to distribute the film across more than 50,000 screens globally.
What to watch next
- The official release of the international cut trailer
- Reception of the AI-powered lip-sync technology in international markets
- Performance of the 50,000-plus-screen global rollout
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“The film will not have any songs and also some scenes will be trimmed to suit the palate of international audiences”
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…prepared for Indian and international audiences. According to sources, the English version will be around 30 minutes shorter than the Hindi cut, with songs omitted and some scenes trimmed for international audiences. “ The film will not have any songs and also some scenes will be trimmed to suit the palate of international audiences ,” a source said. “While Indian audiences are used to three-hour-plus films with songs, that doesn’t hold true for a global audience.” The Indian-language versions are expected to retain the songs, while the…
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Named India · Japan · Spain · United States · A.R. Rahman · Hans Zimmer · Nitesh Tiwari · Ramayana · Sony Pictures
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