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Updated 31 October 2026

Ramayana Part 1 Advance Booking and Day 1 Prediction: Tickets Sold, Shows and Overseas Pre-Sales

Ramayana: Part 1 has passed Rs 17 crore in India advance booking before release. Tickets sold, shows, overseas pre-sales and the trade prediction for day 1.

Ramayana: Rise of a Legend reviews

Critic Score 2.9/5 from 8 critics so far.

  • Sucharita Tyagi ≈2.5/5
  • Bollywood Hungama 5/5
  • Venky Reviews 2.5/5
  • NYC Movie Guru ≈1.5/5
  • IGN 2/5
  • Next Best Picture 2.5/5

Read all Ramayana movie reviews

Right now

₹25.08 Cr gross in India advance booking, ₹18.92 Cr without block seats. 582,000 tickets across 15,474 shows.

Updated 32 min ago from the Sacnilk feed.

The short answer

  • Release: Thursday 5 November 2026, with paid previews reported for 4 November from 9 pm.
  • Advance booking, India: Rs 19.29 crore gross including block seats, Rs 15.97 crore without them, as of 4 am on 31 October.
  • Tickets: 3.93 lakh, or 3.21 lakh without blocks, across 9,050 shows.
  • Overseas pre-sales: about 2.85 million dollars for the opening weekend, 2.15 million of it from North America, as of 30 October.
  • Runtime and certificate: 3 hours 15 minutes, U certificate, per Sacnilk.

What the trade expects on day 1

Sacnilk’s prediction, published on 17 October, is about Rs 110 crore or more India net including paid previews, Rs 80 crore of it in Hindi, and over Rs 200 crore gross worldwide. A prediction is not a result. It is worth noting that the number was made before bookings opened widely, so it can move either way.

How to read block seats

Block seats are held by theatres or distributors rather than bought by a named customer. That is why Sacnilk reports two numbers. The figure without blocks is the safer guide to real demand.

Track it live

Our advance booking chart refreshes through the day, and the Ramayana box office page takes over from day 1.

Updates

  • 31 Oct 2026 31 Oct: Sacnilk tracks opening-day advance booking at Rs 19.61 Cr gross in India including blocked seats (Rs 16.31 Cr without), about 3.29 lakh tickets. Overseas Rs 24.50 Cr, led by North America at $1.91 million, for Rs 44.11 Cr worldwide. Hindi is Rs 16.28 Cr, Kannada Rs 2.56 Cr. Karnataka leads the states at Rs 3.89 Cr. India TV reports paid previews from 9 pm on 4 Nov, citing a source; the makers have not confirmed this.
  • 31 Oct 2026 India advance booking Rs 19.61 crore gross with blocks, Rs 16.31 crore without, 4.01 lakh tickets across 9,050 shows, as of 9 am on 31 October. Reported. Source: Sacnilk.
  • 31 Oct 2026 Of about 2.85 million dollars in overseas pre-sales, about 2.15 million is from North America. Middle East sales have not opened yet. Reported. Source: Sacnilk.
  • 31 Oct 2026 The Hindi version received a U certificate from the CBFC on 30 October, with a runtime of 195 minutes (3 hours 15 minutes). Reported. Source: Free Press Journal.
  • 31 Oct 2026 Critic embargo lifted on 30 October, with reviews from IGN, IndieWire, Screen Rant and Sucharita Tyagi. See the film page.
  • 31 Oct 2026 Paid previews reported for 4 November from 9 pm, a day before release. Reported. Source: India TV.
  • 31 Oct 2026 India advance booking Rs 19.29 crore gross with blocks, Rs 15.97 crore without, 3.93 lakh tickets across 9,050 shows, as of 4 am on 31 October. Source: Sacnilk.
  • 30 Oct 2026 India advance booking Rs 17.61 crore gross with blocks (Rs 14.72 crore without), 3.50 lakh tickets, 7,066 shows for day 1. Overseas pre-sales about 2.85 million dollars. Source: Sacnilk.

We update this page as more is confirmed.

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