Ramayana Advance Booking Crosses 2.62 Lakh Tickets Ahead of Release
Ranbir Kapoor’s upcoming mythological epic Ramayana: Part 1 is attracting strong early interest, with advance ticket sales reaching approximately 2.62 lakh tickets in India. The latest figures have increased anticipation around the film’s opening-day performance ahead of its scheduled theatrical release on November 5, 2026.
The film, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, features Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana. Its large-scale production and well-known cast have made it one of the most closely watched upcoming Indian releases.
Advance Ticket Sales Show Strong Early DemandAccording to report , advance bookings for the opening day had generated approximately ₹14.05 crore
The film had sold approximately 2.62 lakh tickets across 6,134 shows at the time of the report. These figures represent an early snapshot, and booking totals may change as more shows become available.
Hindi Version Leads Pre-SalesThe Hindi-language version accounted for the largest share of domestic advance bookings, contributing around ₹10.16 crore, or approximately 86% of the reported pre-sales. The Kannada-dubbed version contributed about ₹1.27 crore, while the Telugu version recorded approximately ₹37.85 lakh.
The figures suggest that the Hindi version is currently leading domestic ticket demand, although regional-language bookings may continue to change before release.
Overseas Bookings Add to the BuzzThe film has also attracted advance bookings outside India. Trade-tracking data cited in reports indicated that overseas opening-day advance sales had crossed $2 million, with North America contributing a significant share.
These early numbers have fuelled speculation about the film’s opening, but its final box-office performance will depend on ticket sales closer to release, audience response and reviews after the first screenings.
When Will Ramayana Release?Ramayana: Part 1
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