Ramayana: Part One has recorded approximately $2.58 million (₹24.5 crore) in overseas advance bookings, according to trade figures reported on October 29, 2026. North America leads international pre-sales, while India’s gross advance bookings stand at ₹15.56 crore, including blocked seats, ahead of the film’s scheduled November 5 release.
Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana: Part One is recording higher reported advance-booking figures overseas than in India, with North America emerging as its biggest international market. The latest reported figures offer a snapshot of ticket demand ahead of the film’s theatrical release.
According to Moneycontrol’s October 29 report, citing trade tracker Sacnilk, overseas advance bookings have reached $2.58 million, equivalent to approximately ₹24.5 crore. India’s gross advance bookings stand at ₹15.56 crore, although that domestic figure includes blocked seats.
Ramayana Overseas Advance Booking Crosses ₹24 Crore
The reported overseas advance-booking total has crossed $2.5 million, with North America contributing the largest share. The region accounts for $1.91 million, or approximately 74% of the reported international pre-sales.
The overseas total reportedly increased by $391,700 compared with the previous day’s figure. The UK and Ireland have recorded $268,800, followed by Australia and New Zealand at $248,300. Germany has contributed $86,400, while other international markets account for $62,800.
Based on the reported territory-wise breakdown, North America is the leading international market for the film at this stage. However, advance-booking figures are a pre-release snapshot and do not establish the film’s eventual opening-day collection or full theatrical performance.
The report also contains a numerical inconsistency in its comparison of overseas and Indian bookings. It states that overseas pre-sales of approximately ₹24.5 crore are ahead of India’s ₹15.56 crore by ₹6.4 crore, but those totals produce a difference of approximately ₹8.94 crore.
Ramayana India Advance Booking Stands at ₹15.56 Crore
In India, Ramayana: Part One has recorded ₹15.56 crore in gross advance bookings, including blocked seats. Excluding blocked seats, the reported collection falls to ₹12.77 crore.
Sacnilk’s tracker listed approximately 2.97 lakh tickets across 6,382 shows in 191 cities as of 6:00 AM IST on October 29. The tracker also reported 2.40 lakh tickets when blocked seats were excluded.
The distinction matters because the gross figure and the total excluding blocked seats measure different aspects of advance-booking activity. Readers should not interpret the gross total as equivalent to the number of tickets sold without accounting for the tracker’s blocked-seat adjustment.
| India advance-booking metric | Reported figure |
|---|---|
| Gross advance bookings | ₹15.56 crore |
| Advance bookings excluding blocked seats | ₹12.77 crore |
| Tickets, including blocked seats | Approximately 2.97 lakh |
| Tickets excluding blocked seats | Approximately 2.40 lakh |
| Shows | 6,382 |
| Cities | 191 |
These figures represent the reported October 29 snapshot, not a final opening-day total. Booking activity, show availability and seat allocations can change before the film reaches cinemas.
Hindi Version Leads Ramayana’s Domestic Pre-Sales
The Hindi version accounts for the largest share of the reported Indian advance bookings, contributing ₹13.06 crore. This represents approximately 84% of the reported gross domestic total.
Kannada bookings have reached ₹2.04 crore, while Telugu advance sales stand at ₹46.38 lakh. The figures show Hindi leading the listed language versions by a substantial margin in the current snapshot.
| Language | Reported advance bookings |
|---|---|
| Hindi | ₹13.06 crore |
| Kannada | ₹2.04 crore |
| Telugu | ₹46.38 lakh |
The language-wise numbers are reported advance-booking figures, not final box-office collections. They may change as the release approaches and additional tickets are sold.
NCR, Bengaluru and Mumbai Lead City-Wise Bookings
Among the Indian markets listed in the report, the National Capital Region (NCR) leads with ₹2.87 crore in advance bookings. Bengaluru follows with ₹2.45 crore, while Mumbai has recorded ₹2.16 crore.
Hyderabad has contributed ₹83.14 lakh, and Pune stands at ₹64.03 lakh. These figures place NCR, Bengaluru and Mumbai at the top of the selected city-wise breakdown.
| City or region | Reported advance bookings |
|---|---|
| National Capital Region (NCR) | ₹2.87 crore |
| Bengaluru | ₹2.45 crore |
| Mumbai | ₹2.16 crore |
| Hyderabad | ₹83.14 lakh |
| Pune | ₹64.03 lakh |
The listed cities provide a view of where reported advance sales are concentrated, but they do not represent the entire domestic market. Their figures should not be added together as a substitute for the national total.
Ramayana Overseas Advance Booking: Market-Wise Breakdown
North America’s $1.91 million contribution makes it the largest market in the reported international breakdown. The UK and Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, and Germany follow, with smaller totals.
| Overseas territory | Reported advance bookings |
|---|---|
| North America | $1.91 million |
| UK and Ireland | $268,800 |
| Australia and New Zealand | $248,300 |
| Germany | $86,400 |
| Other international markets | $62,800 |
| Total overseas | $2.58 million |
The figures underline North America’s importance to the film’s current overseas pre-sales. They do not, on their own, confirm a record-breaking opening or guarantee strong performance in every international territory.
What the Advance Booking Numbers Mean Before Release
The overseas lead is one of the key developments in the latest booking snapshot, but comparisons require context. India’s ₹15.56 crore gross includes blocked seats, while the adjusted figure excluding those seats is ₹12.77 crore. Overseas and domestic figures may also reflect different tracking methods.
The next round of updates will help show whether Indian advance bookings increase as the release date approaches. Changes in show availability and ticket sales could affect both the domestic total and the gap between Indian and international pre-sales.
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana: Part One stars Ranbir Kapoor as Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana. The cast also includes Sunny Deol as Hanuman and Ravie Dubey as Lakshman. The film is produced by Namit Malhotra’s Prime Focus Studios in association with Yash’s Monster Mind Creations.
Ramayana: Part One is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on November 5, 2026, in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, according to the published report.
For now, the reported figures show overseas advance bookings ahead of India’s gross pre-sales, with North America driving the international total and Hindi leading the listed domestic language markets. The final picture will become clearer as more bookings are recorded closer to release.
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FAQs
1. What is the overseas advance booking collection of Ramayana: Part One?
Ramayana: Part One has recorded approximately $2.58 million, or ₹24.5 crore, in reported overseas advance bookings as of October 29, 2026.
2. How much has Ramayana earned through advance bookings in India?
The film has reportedly collected ₹15.56 crore in gross advance bookings in India, including blocked seats. Excluding blocked seats, the figure stands at ₹12.77 crore.
3. Which international market leads Ramayana’s advance bookings?
North America leads the reported overseas advance bookings with $1.91 million, accounting for approximately 74% of the international total.
4. How many tickets has Ramayana sold in India through advance bookings?
According to the reported October 29 tracker snapshot, the film has sold approximately 2.97 lakh tickets across 6,382 shows in 191 Indian cities, including blocked seats.
5. Which language version leads Ramayana’s advance bookings in India?
The Hindi version leads the reported domestic pre-sales with ₹13.06 crore. Kannada bookings stand at ₹2.04 crore, while Telugu bookings have reached ₹46.38 lakh.
