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`Ramayana': A $9 Million Animation
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India Abroad
07-29-1993
`Ramayana': A $9 Million Animation.
A $9 million animation film on the Ramayana directed and funded by a Japanese producer is scheduled for release in the United States this November.
"Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama," a 94-minute animated feature, is the vision of Yugo Sako, who was in India in 1983 to do a documentary on the "Ramayana Relics." Saka saw an archaeological near Ayodhya, Ram's birthplace.
In the m...
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