Highlights
- Ramayana has generated approximately $11.03 million in advance bookings across India, including blocked seats.
- The film has sold around 2.77 million tickets across 907 cities ahead of its November 5 theatrical release.
- Overseas advance sales have reached $5.65 million, with North America accounting for the largest share.
Ranbir Kapoor's Ramayana has generated more than $11 million in advance bookings across India ahead of its theatrical release on November 5, building significant box office momentum for Nitesh Tiwari's ambitious adaptation of the ancient Indian epic.
According to industry reports, the film has recorded advance sales worth approximately $11.03 million, including blocked seats. Around 2.77 million tickets have been sold across 87,881 shows in 907 cities, reflecting strong demand ahead of its opening.
The Hindi version is leading the advance bookings with approximately $9.01 million, followed by Telugu at $904,000 and Kannada at $829,000. The Tamil version has contributed around $235,000, while Malayalam bookings stand at approximately $58,000.
Ramayana sees strong overseas advance bookings
The film has also attracted considerable interest in international markets, with overseas advance sales reaching approximately $5.65 million.
North America is leading the overseas bookings with around $4.24 million, while Australia and New Zealand have contributed approximately $606,500. The UK and Ireland have recorded around $468,700, followed by Germany at $176,700.
The international response adds to the film's strong domestic pre-release performance, particularly among audiences interested in large-scale Indian theatrical productions.
Ranbir Kapoor leads an ensemble cast
Apart from Ranbir Kapoor, who portrays Lord Rama, the film features Yash as Ravana, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Ravi Dubey as Lakshman.
The ensemble cast also includes Sunny Deol, Anupam Kher, Lara Dutta, Sheeba Chadha, Rakul Preet Singh, Vivek Oberoi, Kunal Kapoor and Arun Govil.
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana features music by Oscar-winning composers Hans Zimmer and A. R. Rahman.
With its release approaching, the film's advance bookings have raised expectations for its theatrical opening. However, its actual box office performance will become clearer once it begins screening in theaters.
