Ramayana Sets Los Angeles World Premiere at Academy Museum on October 27

Ramayana will hold its Los Angeles world premiere at the Academy Museum on October 27, ahead of its worldwide theatrical release on November 5.

Los Angeles premiere scheduled for October 27

Ramayana Part 1 is set to hold its world premiere at the Academy Museum in Los Angeles on October 27, according to reports by The Indian Express and Bollywood Hungama. The announcement was made around the film’s Hyderabad pre-release gathering, with Bollywood Hungama specifying the David Geffen Theatre as the venue. The event is planned ahead of the film’s worldwide theatrical release, rather than being a separate release-date change.

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A final international stop before release

The Indian Express said the Los Angeles screening will come before the film’s worldwide theatrical opening on November 5. That places the premiere nine days before the announced release date. Bollywood Hungama also reported November 5 as the film’s theatrical release date. The two reports describe the October 27 event as the world premiere, making the Los Angeles screening a distinct step in the film’s rollout.

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What the announcement confirms

The reports establish a date and venue for the premiere: October 27 at the Academy Museum, with Bollywood Hungama naming the David Geffen Theatre. The coverage ties the announcement to the Hyderabad pre-release event and identifies the film as Ramayana Part 1. Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi are among the actors associated with the project, according to the event coverage. The screening has not yet taken place as of this report; attendance details, audience response and any subsequent premiere programming remain unconfirmed by the cited coverage. The Indian Express identifies Nitesh Tiwari as director and lists Ranbir Kapoor as Rama, Yash as Ravana and Sai Pallavi as Sita; it also reports that Hans Zimmer and A. R. Rahman are composing the music.

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