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India Entertainment & Culture 15 Oct 2026, 08:50 AM IST

'Ramayana' Part 1 Set for Global Release on November 5; Advance Bookings to Open on Dussehra

Nitesh Tiwari’s ambitious two-part adaptation of the Ramayana is slated for a worldwide theatrical release on November 5, with advance bookings expected to open on Dussehra. The release plan underscores the scale of the project, which aims to translate one of India’s most revered epics into a major contemporary cinematic event.

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India Entertainment & Culture15 Oct 2026, 04:23 AM IST

Bali’s Kecak Recasts the Ramayana Through Human Voice and Ritual Power

In Bali, the Kecak performance tradition is giving the Ramayana a strikingly contemporary resonance by turning dozens of human voices into a living orchestra. Led by veteran Balinese scholar and choreographer I Wayan Dibia, the form blends chant, movement, and ritual discipline into a theatrical language that is both devotional and dramatically modern.

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India Entertainment & Culture15 Oct 2026, 03:00 AM IST

Bali’s Kecak Recasts the Ramayana as a Living Chorus

Under the guidance of veteran Balinese scholar and choreographer I Wayan Dibia, Kecak turns the human voice into a percussive orchestra, giving the Ramayana a distinctly Balinese dramatic form. The performance tradition remains one of the island’s most recognizable cultural exports, blending ritual, movement and narrative into a collective stage language.

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India Entertainment & Culture14 Oct 2026, 04:31 PM IST

Bali’s Kecak Recasts the Ramayana Through Human Voice and Ritual

In Bali, the Kecak performance tradition is giving the Ramayana a strikingly modern stage life by turning dozens of human voices into a living orchestra. Led by veteran Balinese scholar and choreographer I Wayan Dibia, the form blends chant, movement and ritual discipline to retell one of South and Southeast Asia’s most enduring epics.

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India Entertainment & Culture14 Oct 2026, 07:33 AM IST

'Ramayana' Part 1 Set for Global Release on November 5; Advance Bookings to Open on Dussehra

Nitesh Tiwari’s ambitious two-part adaptation of the Ramayana is slated for a worldwide theatrical release on November 5, with advance bookings expected to open on Dussehra. The release strategy signals a major cultural and commercial event for Indian cinema, positioning the film as a high-stakes reinterpretation of one of the country’s most revered epics.

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India Entertainment & Culture14 Oct 2026, 05:09 AM IST

Bali’s Kecak Recasts the Ramayana Through Human Voice and Ritual Power

In Bali, the Kecak performance tradition is giving the Ramayana a strikingly modern stage language by turning dozens of human voices into a living orchestra. Led by veteran scholar and choreographer I Wayan Dibia, the form blends ritual, movement and collective chant to retell one of Asia’s most enduring epics with renewed force.

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India Entertainment & Culture13 Oct 2026, 02:01 AM IST

Bali’s Kecak Recasts the Ramayana as a Living Chorus

Under the guidance of veteran Balinese scholar and choreographer I Wayan Dibia, Kecak turns dozens of human voices into a percussive, living orchestra that retells episodes from the Ramayana. The form remains one of Bali’s most recognisable cultural exports, blending ritual memory, theatrical discipline and communal performance into a singular soundscape.

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