
In the dim glow of pre‑release buzz, Ramayana’s ticketing counters are already buzzing—at 6 AM on Oct 23, the film added ₹1.75 crore in just a few hours, a 21% spike that pushed the total to ₹9.91 crore. 380 new shows were added in that same period, swelling the total number of screenings to 3,324 and giving the film a wider net to catch early crowds.
The Hindi version is the front‑runner, hauling in ₹8.72 crore of the advance haul, while the Kannada and Telugu releases trail with ₹90.89 lakh and ₹27.63 lakh, respectively. Still, the three‑language push hints at a pan‑Indian appetite for myth‑drama, especially as the film lines up a full slate of 380 extra shows across the country.
NCR dominates the advance charts, with a whopping ₹2.11 crore from 26,867 tickets sold. Mumbai pulls in ₹1.58 crore on 22,649 tickets, Bengaluru follows with ₹1.13 crore on 17,341 tickets, and Hyderabad adds ₹61.16 lakh on 16,443 tickets. Pune, though smaller, still nets ₹45.04 lakh on 6,363 tickets, showing that even tier‑2 markets are catching the wave.
With major non‑national chains and single‑screen theatres still closed for bookings, the numbers are only the tip of the iceberg. Once those screens open, Ramayana could break the ₹10 crore barrier in a single day, sparking a new benchmark for mythic‑genre releases.
According to Sacnilk reports, the film is poised to cross the ₹10 crore mark before its Nov 5 release, providing a tidy pre‑launch ledger that could translate into a robust opening weekend. The star‑studded cast, with Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, Yash as Ravana, and Sai Pallavi as Sita, adds a star‑powered magnet that’s already generating chatter on every social feed.