Ramayana Overseas Advance Booking Led By North America
Ramayana: Part One has crossed $2.5 million in overseas advance bookings ahead of its scheduled November 5 release. According to Sacnilk figures cited in the supplied article, international pre-sales stand at $2.58 million, valued there at approximately Rs 24.5 crore.
North America accounts for $1.91 million, contributing nearly 74 per cent of the overseas total. International bookings have increased by $391,700 compared with the previous day’s tally.
The UK and Ireland have contributed $268,800, followed by Australia and New Zealand with $248,300. Germany stands at $86,400, while other overseas markets account for $62,800.
Ramayana India Pre-Sales Dominated By Hindi Version
Indian gross advance bookings stand at Rs 15.56 crore, including blocked seats. Excluding those seats, the figure is Rs 12.77 crore. Approximately 2.97 lakh tickets have been booked across 6,382 shows in 191 cities.
The Hindi version leads domestic pre-sales with Rs 13.06 crore, representing roughly 84 per cent of the total. Kannada bookings have reached Rs 2.04 crore, while the Telugu version has collected Rs 46.38 lakh.
Using the rupee totals supplied, overseas bookings exceed Indian pre-sales by approximately Rs 8.94 crore. These remain advance booking figures and should not be treated as earnings from completed theatrical screenings.
Delhi NCR Leads Domestic City Collections
Delhi NCR tops the listed Indian markets with Rs 2.87 crore in advance bookings. Bengaluru follows with Rs 2.45 crore, while Mumbai has registered Rs 2.16 crore.
Hyderabad has contributed Rs 83.14 lakh, followed by Pune at Rs 64.03 lakh. The figures indicate demand across several major cities, although the Hindi version continues to account for most domestic pre-sales.
With a week remaining before the scheduled release, bookings may change as audiences purchase tickets and additional shows become available. Early sales alone do not establish the film’s eventual theatrical performance.
Ramayana Cast And Theatrical Release
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari and produced by Namit Malhotra, Ramayana: Part One is the first instalment of a planned two-part adaptation of the Indian epic.
Ranbir Kapoor plays Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi portrays Sita and Yash appears as Ravana. The cast also includes Sunny Deol as Hanuman and Ravie Dubey as Lakshman. The supplied article lists November 5, 2026, as the worldwide theatrical release date, with paid premieres scheduled for November 4.
