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Ramayana: Can Prime Focus deliver?
November 04, 2025
|Mint Bangalore
ing the strike," he says. "That's the existential risk. So, after all that, I'd rather take a risk that I control.
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A poster of the film Ramayana, announcing its 2026 release.
He sees Ramayana as "low risk" compared to what he did 15 years ago. Back then, he says, he was a garage startup funding Western companies at Indian cost of money-20% interest-when it should've been the other way around.
This time around, he is making the biggest epic in Indian cinema with big stars and the most loved characters. "If we mess it up, yes, we'll pay the price. But that's an execution risk."
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