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Ramayana Part One Rakes In 20 Crore Rupees In Advance Global Ticket Sales

A Massive Opening Awaits

Nitesh Tiwari’s upcoming epic, Ramayana Part One, is already breaking records. The film collected roughly 20 crore rupees worldwide in advance bookings. These numbers come a full ten days before the official theatrical release. The mythological epic opens globally on November 5. Pre-sales indicate massive demand from both domestic and international movie audiences.

Overseas Markets Drive Sales

International ticket sales are pushing the box office numbers incredibly high. The film features special paid preview screenings in North America on November 4. Those specific preview shows already sold $550,000 worth of tickets. Release-day bookings across other international territories added another $400,000. Sony Pictures is handling the massive global distribution strategy.

Strong Domestic Numbers

Indian advance bookings opened on Dussehra to a massive initial rush. Domestic pre-sales for opening day just crossed the 10 crore rupee mark. Theaters have already sold more than 200,000 tickets across the country. The Hindi version accounts for 87 percent of the total domestic sales. Theaters scheduled over 4,200 shows for the Hindi version on opening day.

Regional Screens Fill Up

The regional language versions are just starting to open their booking windows. The Kannada version is playing on 100 screens and passed 1 crore rupees. The Telugu version is showing incredibly high demand despite limited screen space. The film stars Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama and Sai Pallavi as Sita. See how the biggest blockbusters perform at the global box office.

Author: Kriti Vaid   

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