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Nitesh Tiwari Clarifies AI Use in 'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend' at LA Premiere
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What Happened?
Director Nitesh Tiwari addressed AI speculation regarding 'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend' at its LA premiere, clarifying that AI was only used for lip syncing, not dubbing.
Key points
- Tiwari clarified that AI was used solely for lip syncing to match voices with lip movements.
- All voice dubbing was performed by real artists, not AI.
- The film has achieved USD 2.58 million in overseas advance bookings.
- North America leads with USD 1.91 million in advance sales.
- In India, the film recorded Rs 14.06 crore in gross advance bookings for Day 1.
Key insights
- The clarification may alleviate concerns among audiences about AI's impact on performance quality.
- Strong advance bookings indicate high anticipation for the film's release.
- The film's success in overseas markets could influence future projects involving AI in dubbing.
Why it matters
This clarification addresses growing concerns about AI's role in film production, ensuring audiences understand the authenticity of the dubbing process.
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Nitesh Tiwari· PersonRamayana: Rise of a Legend· EventLos Angeles· CityRanbir Kapoor· PersonSai Pallavi· PersonYash· Person
Source
Times of India
