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For years mythological tales have been part of every Indian household whether through books TV serials or bedtime stories. Now these age-old epics are making a grand return this time on the big screen blending high-end visuals with modern storytelling. After the futuristic epic Kalki 2898 AD helmed by Nag Ashwin a wave of films inspired by mythology is set to capture the imagination of audiences once again. Heres a look at the most awaited mythological films in the coming years. Ramayana Among the most ambitious mythological projects is Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana backed up by the visionary Namit Malhotra. Promising to be the most majestic version ever made the film stars Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram Sai Pallavi as Sita Yash as Raavan Bobby Deol as Hanuman and Ravie Dubey as Lakshman. Split into two parts the first will release on Diwali 2026 and the second on Diwali 2027. The film is expected to be a visual spectacle and will be released globally in IMAX format. Mahavatar Narasimha Klim Productions in collaboration with Hombale Films brings Mahavatar Narasimha the first film in a 7-part Mahavatar Cinematic Universe. This animated film tells the powerful tale of Lord Vishnu’s fourth incarnation—Narasimha the fierce half-lion half-human form. Releasing in 3D and across five Indian languages on July 25 the film aims to build India’s largest-ever mythological franchise. Jai Hanuman Jai Hanuman marks the next chapter in Indian mytho-fiction. Directed by Prashant Verma of Hanuman fame the film stars Rishabh Shetty as Lord Hanuman. Jointly produced by Bhushan Kumar and Mythri Movie Makers this project is part of India’s attempt to launch its own superhero universe rooted in cultural lore. The film aims to present spiritual stories in a style appealing to global audiences. Mahabharata Superstar Aamir Khan has announced his plans to produce Mahabharata one of the biggest and most complex Indian epics. Though few details have been shared Aamir has promised a cinematic experience unlike anything before hinting at a massive production that could redefine Indian mythological storytelling. Kantara: Chapter 1 – A Tale from the Roots The much-awaited Kantara: Chapter 1 will take audiences back in time unfolding the events that happened before the first film. This prequel explores the origin of the sacred bond between man nature and the divine. Rooted in ancient traditions folklore and spiritual belief the story promises a mystical journey into the past. Directed and led by Rishabh Shetty the film is set to release on 2 October 2025.