Ramayana – Part I, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, continues to generate advance bookings as it approaches its fourteenth day in cinemas, Wednesday, November 18. The Nitesh Tiwari-directed mythological epic has registered advance sales of Rs. 2.01 crores nett, while the supplied booking data also reports 70,803 tickets sold.
The latest figures come as Ramayana approaches the completion of its second week at the Indian box office. After an extraordinary opening week and a record-breaking second Saturday, the film is now entering a phase where weekday stability becomes increasingly important.
The Hindi version continues to drive Ramayana’s advance-booking business. In the detailed breakup, Hindi has generated Rs. 1.01 crores nett, accounting for approximately 57.97% of the itemised collections. However, the biggest surprise comes from Telugu, which has emerged as the second-highest-grossing language with Rs. 29.23 lakh nett. Tamil follows with Rs. 22.14 lakh, while Malayalam has collected Rs. 12.12 lakh and Kannada Rs. 10.05 lakh. Interestingly, Telugu has maintained its lead among the South Indian versions after emerging as the strongest regional language in Tuesday’s advance-booking snapshot. This is a significant shift from the second weekend, when Malayalam had dominated the South Indian advance-booking rankings.
Telugu standard 2D has generated Rs. 18.60 lakh nett, comfortably ahead of Telugu standard 3D, which has collected Rs. 10.58 lakh. Based on the detailed breakup, all 3D formats have collectively generated Rs. 1.18 crores nett, accounting for approximately 67.67% of the itemised advance revenue. In comparison, non-3D formats have contributed approximately Rs. 56.57 lakh, representing 32.33%.
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