Sai Pallavi shared an update on Ramayana Part 2 at the film's Los Angeles premiere. The actress, who plays Sita, said, “I haven’t started filming yet.” The team gathered at the David Geffen Theatre for the event. The second part of this ambitious epic is currently slated to release in 2027.

During an interaction with international media at the event, Sai Pallavi, who portrays Sita in the epic, shared an update on the film’s second instalment, Ramayana Part 2.

The world premiere of Ramayana: Rise of a Legend took place in Los Angeles, where the cast and crew gathered for an exclusive 3D screening at the David Geffen Theatre inside the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. During an interaction with international media at the event, Sai Pallavi, who portrays Sita in the epic, shared an update on the film’s second instalment, Ramayana Part 2.

Sai Pallavi talks about Ramayana Part 2

The world premiere of Ramayana was attended by Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, Yash, Nitesh Tiwari and Namit Malhotra. The team spoke to the audience in Los Angeles before they could witness the epic saga on the big screen. During the interaction, Sai Pallavi shared an update on Ramayana Part 2, which is slated to release in 2027. She said, “I haven’t started filming yet." She also praised the film’s visual effects and the work of its technical crew, expressing confidence that the ambitious adaptation could serve as an introduction to Indian mythology and cultural heritage for international audiences.

The actress added, “If you are curious about Indian culture and epics, this could be the start where you could see the best version of Ramayana that exists."

Sai Pallavi also reflected on the epic’s deeper moral lessons, explaining that its characters encourage people to look within themselves and recognise their own flaws. She shared, “As scripture, if you are a believer, you will see and try to introspect what is the good and bad that exists in you, because Ravana is not all bad. It is important that we spot Ravana in us, and we make changes over time."