EXCLUSIVE: T-Series bags music rights of Ranbir Kapoor and Yash’s Ramayana part 1 and 2 for RECORD Rs 75 crore
T-Series has secured the music rights for the upcoming two-part film 'Ramayana' for a record-breaking Rs 75 crore. The film features a high-profile cast and music composed by Hans Zimmer and AR Rahman.
Why it matters
This deal sets a new financial benchmark for the Indian film industry, underscoring the massive commercial value of high-budget cinematic projects.
Ramayana is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated films of the year. The Ranbir Kapoor and Yash starrer is carrying immense buzz and hype among fans. After locking its North Indian distribution with Dharma Productions and overseas distribution with Sony Pictures, the Ramayana team has now cracked a record deal with T-Series for its all-language music rights.
Pinkvilla has exclusively learned that T-Series has bagged the music rights of Ramayana: Part One and two for a staggering Rs. 75 crore. That's an all-time record for a Hindi film. The previous best was Dhurandhar: The Revenge, which sold its music rights to T-Series for Rs 54 crore.
A source close to T-Series confirmed that the deal for Ramayana is structured as a two-part agreement, with the advance payment of Rs 75 crore for both instalments. The amount is a refundable advance.
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