- International debut of India’s iconic Ramayana play at Dubai Opera.
- 500,000+ attendees, 300+ shows across 25 cities in India.
- Ashutosh Rana leads a star cast with immersive visuals.
- Six limited shows only from August 14 to 17, 2025.
Picture this: a stage bathed in celestial light, music that stirs something ancient in your bones, and performances so intimate they feel mythic. This August, Dubai Opera becomes the stage for Humare Ram, a groundbreaking Indian theatrical production making its international debut after captivating more than half a million people across India.
At the heart of Humare Ram lies a universal story of dharma, identity, and transformation. Drawing from the revered Ramayana, the production blends soul-stirring narrative with modern theatrical spectacle, delivering a performance that feels both timeless and urgent. For the Indian diaspora in the UAE and international audiences alike, this isn’t just a show, it’s a cultural homecoming.
More than just theatre, Humare Ram is a masterclass in immersive storytelling. From dynamic aerial choreography to meticulously handcrafted costumes and LED projections, every frame is visually arresting. Add to that original compositions by musical legends Sonu Nigam, Shankar Mahadevan, and Kailash Kher, and you’re in for a sensory experience that rivals any Broadway or West End production.
Here’s what elevates this production beyond the ordinary:
- Over 100 cast and crew members coordinating live theatrical magic
- Iconic actors like Ashutosh Rana as Ravan and Rahull R Bhuchar as Ram
- Lesser-known Ramayana narratives that offer layered philosophical insight
- Critical acclaim from both industry veterans and everyday audiences
As Rahull R Bhuchar puts it, “Humare Ram is a journey, not just across the Ramayana, but inward. To bring it to Dubai Opera is a spiritual and creative homecoming.”
For a city that celebrates cultural confluence, the arrival of Humare Ram is both timely and symbolic. It invites Dubai’s vast Indian community and international theatre-goers to witness a performance where moral ambiguity and divine narrative coexist.
Ashutosh Rana’s portrayal of Ravan—intense, vulnerable, philosophical, has already sparked conversation about the shades of morality in ancient epics. “When audiences resonate with Ravan’s emotional core, they begin to see beyond the binary of good and evil,” he shares.
With only six shows scheduled from August 14 to 17, seats are expected to sell out quickly. This isn’t just a performance; it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience that redefines what Indian theatre can be on a global stage.
Whether you’re a theatre enthusiast, a lover of mythology, or simply curious about the beauty of ancient stories told anew, Humare Ram is a show that speaks to the soul.
Book your seats early via Dubai Opera or Platinum List.
