Ramayana Advance Booking Day 1 Crosses 1.13 Lakh Tickets

Ramayana advance booking crosses 1.13 lakh tickets and Rs 6.51 crore gross. With 13 days remaining before its theatrical release, the film has already entered the top six Bollywood opening-day pre-sales of 2026. As one of the most expensive Indian films ever made, the ambitious project has generated considerable expectations, with early ticket sales indicating a promising start.

Ramayana Sells Over 1.13 Lakh Tickets in Day 1 Advance Booking

As of 12:20 pm IST, Ramayana had sold 1.13 lakh tickets for its opening day, excluding blocked seats. The film recorded Rs 6.51 crore in gross advance bookings at the Indian box office, equivalent to approximately Rs 5.52 crore in net collections.

The advance sales are encouraging, particularly as bookings have opened across a limited number of shows. With nearly two weeks remaining before release, the film has significant time to build further momentum in opening-day pre-sales.

Ramayana Records Sixth-Highest Opening-Day Pre-Sales in 2026

With gross advance bookings of Rs 6.51 crore, Ramayana has secured the sixth position among Bollywood films in opening-day pre-sales in India in 2026. It has surpassed Dhamaal 4, which recorded Rs 5.68 crore in opening-day advance bookings.

The film is expected to challenge Awarapan 2, which registered Rs 8.57 crore in opening-day pre-sales. If its current booking momentum continues, Ramayana could move into fifth place.

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Ramayana Targets a Higher Position in Bollywood Pre-Sales Rankings

With 13 days still remaining, Ramayana: Part One has considerable scope to improve its position in the 2026 opening-day pre-sales rankings. The film is projected to challenge Drishyam 3, which recorded Rs 31.65 crore in opening-day advance bookings, for a place near the top of the list.

However, its eventual ranking will depend on how bookings progress as the release approaches and whether ticket sales expand alongside show availability. The current figures offer an early indication of audience interest, although the final opening-day performance remains to be seen.