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Ramayana to be filmed in three languages

| | May 11, 2017, at 02:54 pm
Chennai, May 11 (IBNS): Ramayana will now be brought on the big screen and that too in three different languages.

The movie will be shot in 3D.

The movie will be released in a three-part series.

"#BreakingNews: #Ramayan on the big screen... Allu Aravind, Namit Malhotra [Prime Focus] and Madhu Mantena join hands to make the epic," film critic Taran Adarsh tweeted.

"#Ramayan will be shot in 3D and released as a 3-part series in 3 languages: Hindi, Telugu, Tamil... The epic is budgeted at approx ₹ 500 cr," he said.

 

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