Humare Ram at The Grand Theatre, NMACC

Experience the grandeur of "Humare Ram," a monumental Hindi mythological production returning to Mumbai at The Grand Theatre, NMACC. Running from October 15 to October 18, 2026, this epic 3-hour drama brings the Ramayana to life with an innovative narrative and a star-studded cast including Ashutosh Rana and Rahull R Bhuchar. Featuring an original soundtrack by legends like Shankar Mahadevan and Sonu Nigam, tickets for this critically acclaimed cultural phenomenon start at ₹1,999.

Witness a masterpiece of Indian stagecraft as the critically acclaimed theatrical production "Humare Ram" takes centre stage at the prestigious Grand Theatre, NMACC in Mumbai. Having already captivated over half a million audience members across 200+ performances nationwide, this monumental 3-hour Hindi drama offers a fresh, innovative perspective on the timeless epic, the Ramayana. Scheduled to run from October 15 to October 18, 2026, the highly sought-after show has drawn immense cultural recognition, attracting high-profile dignitaries and leading Bollywood celebrities alike. 

The production boasts a powerhouse ensemble cast that elevates the mythological narrative to a highly emotional and dramatic art form. Renowned actor Ashutosh Rana commands the stage in the iconic role of Ravan, performing alongside Rahull R Bhuchar as Prabhu Shree Ram, Danish Akhtar as Lord Hanuman, and Tarun Khanna as Lord Shiva. Complementing the brilliant acting is a rich, original musical soundtrack composed and performed by some of India's finest vocalists, including Shankar Mahadevan, Sonu Nigam, and Kailash Kher, which transforms the play into an unforgettable sensory spectacle. 

Welcoming families with children aged 3 and above, the event provides a spectacular blend of traditional lore, high-end theatre production values, and stunning acoustics. With ticket pricing starting at ₹1,999, it stands out as a premier cultural highlight of the season for those wanting to experience India's heritage reimagined for the modern stage.