Bhajans of 'Shri Ram' will not resonate in foreign theatres, runtime of Ramayana Part 1 reduced by 30 minutes

New Delhi. About one and a half months before the release of Ramayana Part 1, the makers have taken a big decision. Ranbir Kapoor's Ramayan will be released in foreign theaters with 30 minutes less runtime. Ramayana Part 1, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, has been made on a large scale and the makers are paying a lot of attention to its global release. However, international audiences will not be able to watch the 30-minute portion of Ramayana Part 1.

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There will be no songs in English Ramayana

Actually, the makers have reduced the runtime of the English version of Ramayana Part 1 by 30 minutes. Some scenes will be removed from the film and not a single song will be heard in foreign theatres.

Runtime of Ramayana reduced by 30 minutes

According to Variety India, Ramayana is being edited separately for the Indian and international markets. Not a single song will be included in the Ramayana to be released in the English version. Even some scenes have been cut. Overall, the runtime of about 30 minutes has been reduced from the nearly 3-hour film.

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Why was the runtime of the film reduced?

It is being told that this decision has been taken keeping in mind the preferences of the international audience. Indian audience can watch films with more runtime, but in foreign countries, films are released with less runtime. That is why a shorter and tighter version of the film will be released for foreign audiences.

Release date of Ramayana Part 1

Let us tell you that Ramayan will hit the foreign theaters two days before its release in India. The film will be released overseas on November 6. At the same time, the film will hit the big screens in India on November 8. Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, Yash and Sunny Deol are playing lead roles in the film.

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