Oscar winner Hans Zimmer may join hands with music director AR Rahman to score for Ranbir Kapoor’s most-awaited ‘Ramayana’

World-renowned composers Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman might collaborate on the Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Ramayana's music, marking Zimmer's first venture into Indian cinema.

Ranbir Kapoor is gearing up for a major role in the much-anticipated movie Ramayana, which began its journey on April 2 with a traditional prayer on set.

Adding to the excitement, world-renowned composers Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman might collaborate on the movie's music, marking Zimmer's first venture into Indian cinema.

Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the film is creating a buzz with its packed and impressive lineup, featuring Ranbir as Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi as Sita, Sunny Deol as Hanuman, and Yash as Ravana.

Fans are eagerly waiting for April 17, 2024, Ram Navami, when more details about the film are expected to be revealed.

The collaboration between Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman is stirring up excitement, as both are giants in the music industry, known for their groundbreaking work.

Zimmer, with his global fame for scoring films like The Lion King and Inception, has expressed his enthusiasm for joining the Indian film industry with Ramayana. The film's director, Nitesh Tiwari, and producer, Namit Malhotra, aim to present this Indian epic tale to audiences worldwide, believing that Zimmer and Rahman's partnership will play a pivotal role in achieving this vision. Rahman, a musical icon in India, together with Zimmer, is expected to bring a unique sound to the film, celebrating the rich cultural heritage of India.

Ramayana is not just another film; it's an ambitious project that seeks to make a significant impact, showcasing Indian narratives on a global platform. The production team has dedicated years to research and development to ensure the story is told with the depth and grandeur it deserves. They are also in discussions with major Hollywood studios to secure an international release, although these talks are still in the preliminary stages.

Projected to be one of the costliest productions in Indian cinema, Ramayana is planned as a trilogy, with the first part set to be filmed from April to July. The team is hopeful for a grand theatrical release by Diwali 2025. With its star-studded cast and epic storyline, Ramayana promises to be a cinematic event that will captivate audiences both in India and around the world.