Ramayana Advance Booking: ₹135 Cr Worldwide Before Release
Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana: Part One crosses ₹135 crore in worldwide advance bookings a day before its November 5 release. See the numbers and how it compares.
Nitesh Tiwari’s “Ramayana: Part One” is arriving in theatres on Thursday with some of the strongest pre-release numbers an Indian film has recorded. Worldwide advance bookings had surpassed ₹135 crore by Wednesday afternoon, and trade analysts expect the figure to cross ₹150 crore by the end of the day. Tracker Sacnilk’s own update on November 4 reported worldwide advance sales crossing ₹150 crore gross. Figures differ between trackers, depending on methodology and whether block bookings are counted. sacnilk
Domestic And Overseas Numbers
In India, the film had grossed about ₹78 crore in advance bookings by Wednesday afternoon, including about ₹34 crore for opening day. More than 20 lakh tickets have been sold, and the demand is spread across the five-day extended weekend rather than just day one. The screen count has crossed 6,000, with more than 1,000 added in 24 hours.
Overseas, advance sales have passed $6 million (about ₹50 crore). That includes about $1.5 million from Wednesday’s paid previews in the United States, a notable achievement for an Indian film in that market. Earlier tracking showed North America as a particularly strong market, with over 51,000 tickets sold for the November 4 paid previews. theweek
