T-Series secures music rights for both Ramayana films for Rs 75 crore

The Story in Brief

Ramayana is attracting industry attention after Sony Pictures agreed to handle global distribution outside India, and T‑Series has now secured the film’s music rights for both parts. Bollywood Hungama reports that several leading music labels were in contention before T‑Series offered an advance of Rs. 75 crores, which an associate described as part of a refundable advance arrangement. The associate said Bhushan Kumar and T‑Series senior leadership are confident about the soundtrack’s potential.

The deal is described as among the biggest music‑rights agreements by an Indian music company and is said to reinforce T‑Series’ dominance in the music business. The films are directed by Nitesh Tiwari and produced by Namit Malhotra, with music by A R Rahman and Hans Zimmer. Cast includes Ranbir Kapoor (Rama), Sai Pallavi (Sita), Yash (Ravana), Sunny Deol (Hanuman) and Ravi Dubey (Lakshman). The project will be released in two parts, with the first arriving on Diwali 2026 and the second on Diwali 2027.

The Indian Opinion

The story’s tone and headline framing emphasise exclusivity and scale, which can raise strong expectations about the soundtrack and T‑Series’ market position. The article relies largely on an unnamed T‑Series associate; while it states the Rs. 75 crore amount is a refundable advance, contract specifics and the identities of competing bidders are not disclosed. An ordinary reader should note these limits and treat claims about the deal’s size and industry impact as provisional until formal contract details or broader confirmations emerge. The cast, composers and release dates are reported clearly, but the commercial implications remain uncertain.

Original article: MEGA EXCLUSIVE: T-Series bags music rights to BOTH parts of Ramayana for Rs. 75 crores in an advance deal (BollywoodHungama)

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