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Reports suggest Namit Malhotra's Ramayana is being made on a staggering budget of nearly ₹4000 crore. What exactly is driving such a massive cost?

From day one, the film will be under enormous pressure to recover its investment. While Ramayana has universal appeal and doesn't rely solely on the Indian market, it's still a huge financial gamble.

For comparison, even a massively anticipated film like Dhurandhar, based on real-life counter-terrorism, is projected by many to earn around ₹2000 crore worldwide at best.

So what's your prediction? What do you think will be the worldwide lifetime collection of Ramayana?

In a recent interview, Raju Hirani said the makers of 3 Idiots didn't even know Sonam Wangchuk while making the film.

But here's an old video where Sonam Wangchuk seems to suggest otherwise, despite Phunsukh Wangdu long being linked to his life and work.

Who do you believe? 🤔