Ramayana has collected ₹3.15 crore gross through advance bookings for its opening day in India. A total of 53,370 tickets have been sold across 3,588 shows in 107 cities. These figures were updated on 21 October at 6.50 PM.
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the film stars , and Yash. Part 1 of the movie, reportedly made with ₹4,000 crore for two parts, will be released worldwide on Thursday, 5 November.
In India, opening day advance collections stood at ₹2.67 crore net. Around 7.7% of seats were booked across the shows tracked. This meant 53,370 bookings against a total of 6,96,957 seats.
Delhi-NCR led city bookings with 9,431 tickets sold, bringing in ₹73.46 lakh. Its 750 shows were 7.2% full. Mumbai followed with 7,785 tickets and collections of ₹56.90 lakh across 593 shows. Pune recorded 3,131 tickets sold, earning ₹21.81 lakh.
Kolkata sold 2,792 tickets, collecting ₹14.99 lakh. Ahmedabad recorded 2,121 bookings worth ₹20.61 lakh. Bengaluru sold 1,735 tickets while Hyderabad recorded 1,555 bookings. Jaipur sold 1,296 tickets, followed by Bhubaneswar with 1,113 tickets.
Medchal stood out with 91.1% of seats booked across five shows. It sold 1,614 tickets, generating ₹6.49 lakh. Hyderabad’s shows were 19.2% full while Bengaluru recorded 14.8% seat bookings.
Maharashtra led state bookings with 13,212 tickets and collections of ₹88.10 lakh. Karnataka recorded 3,498 tickets, followed by West Bengal with 3,338. Telangana sold 3,169 tickets while Gujarat recorded 3,105 bookings. Rajasthan recorded 2,765 tickets, followed by Odisha with 2,351.
Uttar Pradesh sold 2,185 tickets, collecting ₹11.77 lakh across 167 shows. Madhya Pradesh recorded 1,787 bookings worth ₹8.98 lakh across 168 shows.
Miraj cinemas sold 2,369 tickets, earning ₹11.86 lakh. ALLU Cinemas recorded 1,614 tickets sold across five shows, collecting ₹6.49 lakh.
Hindi shows accounted for 47,917 tickets and ₹2.93 crore in advance collections. Kannada shows sold 3,410 tickets, bringing in ₹14.38 lakh. Telugu shows recorded 2,043 bookings worth ₹8.21 lakh. Telugu shows had 39.8% of seats booked, ahead of Kannada at 16.8% and Hindi at 7.1%.
Among cinema chains, PVR led with 21,118 tickets sold. INOX recorded 15,864 tickets while Cinepolis sold 5,953. Together, these three chains accounted for 42,935 bookings, around 80% of tracked ticket sales.
Overseas have reached $1.42 million ( ₹13.4 crore) across six countries, covering all days. On the previous day, the film’s advance bookings reached $1.3 million ( ₹12.3 crore) across four countries.
Overseas, the number of tickets sold is nearly double; 96,680 tickets were sold by 21 October by 9.08 PM. Advance collections increased by $121,200 ( ₹1.14 crore) since the previous update. Overseas totals combine each country’s advance sales using the day’s exchange rates.
Disclosure: Numbers have been sourced from Films Discourse
