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Nitesh Tiwari: 'No AI used in dubbing Ramayana'

Director Nitesh Tiwari addressed the speculation regarding the use of artificial intelligence in ‘Ramayana: Rise of a Legend’. He clarified that AI was only utilized for lip syncing to ensure accurate translations across languages. All voice roles in the film are performed by real artists, maintaining traditional dubbing methods. The film is set to release internationally on November 5, which has generated considerable advance bookings.

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Times of India·1h ago
Nitesh Tiwari: 'No AI used in dubbing Ramayana'
Director Nitesh Tiwari addressed the speculation regarding the use of artificial intelligence in ‘Ramayana: Rise of a Legend’. He clarified that AI was only utilized for lip syncing to ensure accurate translations across languages. All voice roles in the film are performed by real artists, maintaining traditional dubbing methods. The film is set to release internationally on November 5, which has generated considerable advance bookings.
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