Ramayana Part 2: Major Changes Reportedly Planned After Criticism of the First Part

The first instalment of Ramayana has reportedly received strong box-office attention worldwide, but certain character portrayals have also drawn criticism. Against this backdrop, the makers are said to be reviewing parts of the sequel and considering changes to selected scenes. Reports suggest that the team wants to make the narrative more engaging and deliver a stronger cinematic experience in the second part. However, the makers have not officially confirmed these reported changes.

More than half of the shooting for Ramayana Part 2 is reportedly complete. The film, which was initially planned for a Diwali 2027 release, has now been postponed to Diwali 2028. Following criticism that the first part gave greater prominence to Ravana's character, some scenes are reportedly being reconsidered. The battle between Rama and Ravana, along with Hanuman's role, is expected to be among the major highlights of the sequel. The extensive visual effects work is also likely to require additional production time.