Ramayana – Part I, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, has witnessed a massive jump in advance bookings for its second Saturday, November 14. The Nitesh Tiwari-directed mythological epic has registered advance ticket sales worth Rs. 19.16 crores nett across all languages and formats, with 5,72,517 tickets sold across 19,137 shows. The figures indicate strong interest in the film as it gears up for its crucial second weekend.
The latest advance-booking tally represents a significant increase over Thursday’s figures, when Ramayana had generated Rs. 10.80 crores nett from 3,06,164 tickets across 13,438 shows.
Since then, advance collections have increased by Rs. 8.36 crores, or 77.4%, while ticket sales have jumped by 2,66,353, registering a growth of nearly 87%. The number of shows has also increased by 5,699, or 42.4%.
The substantial increase in advance bookings indicates that audience interest remains strong even after the film’s record-breaking first week.
Hindi continues to dominate Ramayana’s advance-booking revenue, generating Rs. 13.55 crores nett, accounting for approximately 70.71% of the total. However, among the South Indian versions, Malayalam has emerged as the biggest contributor, collecting Rs. 1.75 crores nett. Kannada follows with Rs. 1.51 crores, while Tamil has generated Rs. 1.42 crores and Telugu Rs. 93 lakh.
The four South Indian versions have collectively generated approximately Rs. 5.61 crores nett, accounting for 29.29% of the total advance revenue.
All 3D formats have collectively generated Rs. 15.07 crores nett, accounting for a staggering 78.65% of the total advance-booking revenue. In comparison, all non-3D formats have contributed just Rs. 4.09 crores, representing 21.35% of the total.
Ramayana Day 10: Language-wise advance collections
Hindi – Rs. 13.55 cr.
Malayalam – Rs. 1.75 cr.
Kannada – Rs. 1.51 cr.
Tamil – Rs. 1.42 cr.
Telugu – Rs. 0.93 cr.
Total – Rs. 19.16 cr.
