Ramayana‘s advance booking collections reached ₹13.66 crore gross in India. Ticket sales stood at 2,37,759 across the film’s first three days. These figures exclude blocked seats and cover bookings until 5:11 AM on October 27.
According to Films Discourse, sales increased by 19,946 tickets from October 26, a rise of around 9.2%. Gross collections grew by ₹1.09 crore, or about 8.7%. LiveMint’s previous report on October 26 recorded 2,17,813 tickets and a gross of ₹12.57 crore.
The latest growth was slower than the previous day’s roughly 11% increase. However, bookings continued rising ahead of the film’s November 5 release.
The number of tracked shows increased to 14,014 across 166 cities. This compares with 12,869 shows across 161 cities a day earlier. Tracking therefore expanded by 1,145 shows and five cities.
Booked seats accounted for 8.7% of available capacity, against 8.6% previously. The average ticket price slipped from ₹577 to ₹575. Collections after taxes reached ₹11.55 crore, up from ₹10.63 crore. Including blocked seats, gross bookings rose from ₹23.37 crore to ₹25.05 crore.
Delhi-NCR regained the lead in ticket sales, overtaking Mumbai. It recorded 31,027 bookings, compared with Mumbai’s 29,061. Mumbai had led by just 64 tickets a day earlier. Delhi-NCR now leads by 1,966 tickets.
also led in city collections with a gross of ₹2.34 crore. Mumbai followed with ₹2.16 crore. Hyderabad sold 20,647 tickets while Bengaluru recorded 19,852 bookings. Hyderabad’s tracked shows were 41.9% full, compared with Bengaluru’s 18.7%.
Pune recorded 11,836 ticket sales, followed by Kolkata with 11,755. Ahmedabad sold 7,389 tickets while Bhubaneswar recorded 6,155 bookings. Chennai reached 5,155 tickets, ahead of Jaipur’s 4,355.
Maharashtra led states with 49,739 tickets and ₹3.36 crore gross. Karnataka recorded 30,627 bookings while Telangana sold 22,261 tickets. Telangana’s tracked shows were 43.6% full.
PVR, INOX and Cinepolis together sold 1,81,630 tickets, representing 76% of total bookings. Their combined gross collections reached ₹11.41 crore. PVR led individually with 92,015 tickets, followed by INOX with 65,775. Cinepolis accounted for 23,840 bookings.
Overseas advance bookings across all days stood at $2.2 million ( ₹21 crore) from 1,16,738 tickets, taking the total ticket sales beyond 4 lakh. The total increased by $374,000 since the last update. North America contributed $1.7 million, accounting for 77% of overseas collections.
Germany recorded €82,300 ( ₹87 lakh) from 4,275 tickets while remaining European markets contributed €40,300 ( ₹42 lakh). Those markets accounted for another 2,560 tickets. North America led overseas ticket sales with 88,772 bookings across the USA and Canada combined.
Australia recorded $184,000 while the UK and Ireland contributed $182,400. These totals cover all advance bookings, unlike the earlier overseas premiere figures. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana stars , Sai Pallavi and Yash.
