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Ramayana draws massive advance bookings, becomes box‑office event before release
✍️ ThePrint
🗓 31 Oct 2026, 05:54 AM
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The upcoming film Ramayana is generating huge pre‑release demand, with advance ticket sales turning it into a box‑office event before its first show.
The new mythological epic Ramayana is creating unprecedented buzz ahead of its theatrical debut, according to reports from ThePrint. Advance ticket sales across major cinema chains have surged, signalling strong audience interest even before the film hits screens.
Industry analysts note that such early demand is rare for Indian cinema, often reserved for franchise blockbusters or films with star‑studded casts. The pre‑release momentum suggests Ramayana could set new benchmarks for opening‑day collections.
Producers have attributed the enthusiasm to an aggressive marketing campaign, extensive media coverage and the cultural resonance of the epic story. The film is slated for release later this month, and theatres are preparing for potentially record‑breaking footfall.
While exact figures have not been disclosed, the trend mirrors past successes where advance bookings accounted for a significant share of total box‑office earnings. Stakeholders are closely monitoring the response as the opening day approaches.
Industry analysts note that such early demand is rare for Indian cinema, often reserved for franchise blockbusters or films with star‑studded casts. The pre‑release momentum suggests Ramayana could set new benchmarks for opening‑day collections.
Producers have attributed the enthusiasm to an aggressive marketing campaign, extensive media coverage and the cultural resonance of the epic story. The film is slated for release later this month, and theatres are preparing for potentially record‑breaking footfall.
While exact figures have not been disclosed, the trend mirrors past successes where advance bookings accounted for a significant share of total box‑office earnings. Stakeholders are closely monitoring the response as the opening day approaches.