In the crowded November lineup, the mythic saga is already pulling in a steady stream of pre‑sale buzz—tickets are flying, and the word on the street is that the legend is getting a fan‑fare.
The Hindi version alone has crossed Rs 7.48 crore, while the Telugu and Kannada releases trail with Rs 21.11 lakh and Rs 57.69 lakh respectively. Sacnilk’s latest scrape shows Hindi dominating the chart, but the regional languages are tightening their grip as the launch nears.
The Delhi‑NCR market is the hot spot, growing 13% since yesterday and raking in over Rs 2 crore. Mumbai follows with Rs 1.49 crore, Hyderabad and Bengaluru close behind at Rs 47 lakh and Rs 44.97 lakh, and Pune’s haul sits at Rs 42.6 lakh. Night‑show tickets have already earned Rs 2.77 crore, with morning shows adding another Rs 2.45 crore to the tally.
Behind the numbers, Yash, who towers as Ravana, has been urging fans to keep an open mind—no fault‑hunting over visual effects, just a pure cinematic experience. He’s highlighted the international scope of the project, noting that the budget and effort were channeled to make Ramayana resonate beyond India’s borders. The ensemble also includes Sunny Deol, Lara Dutta, Arun Govil and Rakul Preet Singh, each adding their own flavor to the epic retelling.
The sequel, slated for 2027, is already on the horizon, promising a continuation of the saga that could keep audiences glued for years.
A promising start, but only the theatres will decide if the legend lives up to the hype.