Ramayana isn’t just a box office story. For producer Namit Malhotra, the film has also turned into a big win on the stock market, with the Prime Focus share price rising sharply over the past year as the buzz around Ramayana kept growing.
Prime Focus Share Price at a Glance
- Current Price: ₹288.25 (NSE, November 5)
- Market Value: ₹22,448 Cr
- 52-Week Low: ₹161.05 (November 2025)
- 52-Week High: ₹367.25 (April 2026)
- 1-Year Return: Around 63%
Prime Focus Shares Have More Than Doubled
A year ago, Prime Focus shares were trading at a low of ₹161. By April this year, the stock had shot up to ₹367.25, a jump of about 128%. That means the share value more than doubled in just five months.
Even now, the stock is well above where it started, giving investors a return of around 63% over the past year.
A Rally Into Ramayana Release Week
The stock picked up big momentum again in the days before Ramayana hit theatres. It rose from around ₹270 on October 23 to ₹305.55 on November 4, the day before release. That’s a gain of about 13% in under two weeks, with a jump of over 5% on November 4 alone.
On release day, the stock cooled off to ₹288.25 as some investors booked profits, a common move after a big run-up. The film had officially locked its November 5 release weeks earlier.
| Date | Prime Focus Share Price |
|---|---|
| November 2025 (52-week low) | ₹161.05 |
| April 2026 (52-week high) | ₹367.25 |
| October 23, 2026 | Around ₹270 |
| November 4, 2026 (day before release) | ₹305.55 |
| November 5, 2026 (release day) | ₹288.25 |
The Producer Behind the VFX
The link between Ramayana and the company is direct. Namit Malhotra founded Prime Focus and heads DNEG, the Oscar-winning visual effects studio that’s part of the group.
DNEG has handled the visual effects for Ramayana, which have been one of the most praised parts of the film. Reviews have called its VFX among the best ever seen in Indian cinema.
Ramayana: A Huge Plus for Prime Focus and DNEG
For Prime Focus and DNEG, Ramayana is one of the biggest showcases of their work ever.
The film has released across the world, with an English version, Ramayana: Rise of a Legend, playing in theatres in North America. That puts DNEG’s work in front of a truly global audience.
The praise for the film’s visuals strengthens DNEG’s reputation as a world-class VFX studio, which can help it win bigger projects in India and abroad. With Ramayana Part 2 set for Diwali 2028, the partnership will keep the company in the spotlight for years.
More Than One Win for Namit Malhotra
For Namit Malhotra, Ramayana has delivered on more than one front: a big box office release, a global showcase for his VFX studio, and a strong rise in his company’s share value.
As the film’s run continues in theatres, a strong box office result could give Prime Focus even more reasons to celebrate.
