
Ranbir Kapoor and Yash Starrer 'Ramayana Part One' Cracks Rs 100 Crore in Worldwide Advance Sales
The mythological epic is posting massive numbers globally, driven by a record-breaking Kannada run and huge overseas interest.
By Nina BrooksPublished Updated 2 min read
Moviegoers are rushing to secure seats for one of Indian cinema's most anticipated blockbusters. *Ramayana Part One*, headlined by Ranbir Kapoor alongside regional titan Yash, has officially surged past the Rs 100 crore threshold in worldwide advance ticketing well before hitting cinema screens. By the close of business on Tuesday, tracking estimates confirmed the cinematic spectacle had already locked down roughly Rs 111 crore in global presales, setting an electric tone for its theatrical premiere. The financial breakdown reveals an exceptionally balanced distribution across geographic territories. Domestic movie houses contributed an estimated Rs 57 crore gross, translating to approximately Rs 48 crore nett within India. Meanwhile, foreign territories showed equal enthusiasm, generating around Rs 54 crore, or roughly $5.70 million in ticket receipts. This nearly identical performance between local screens and international auditoriums underscores the broad, cross-border appeal driving the project's launch.
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With only hours remaining before the curtains go up, trade observers expect a dramatic eleventh-hour rush at box offices across the globe. Box office reports indicate that last-minute momentum could push final advance figures toward the Rs 150 crore milestone, with the potential to climb even higher if walk-in demand matches online enthusiasm. Even with these towering numbers, the Indian domestic market has presented unique hurdles. Ticket sales in certain sectors are navigating a pre-Diwali seasonal slowdown, causing the local velocity to feel slightly softer than anticipated for an undertaking of this monumental scale. Specifically, the primary Hindi-language edition pulled in about Rs 17.50 crore nett in opening-day advances by Wednesday morning. Over the course of the film's initial five-day theatrical window, cumulative domestic ticket sales have reached nearly Rs 40 crore nett, boosted by noticeable spikes in demand for Saturday and Monday screenings.

Is Yash Driving Regional Ticket Momentum?
Outside of the primary Hindi run, the production's regional dubbed variations are carving out their own distinct storylines. Superstar Yash has exerted immediate influence in his home market, where the Kannada dubbed cut has delivered massive engagement. Advance reservations for the Kannada version have already registered the largest premiere-day presale total ever witnessed for any dubbed release in the territory. In contrast, the Telugu-dubbed iteration has experienced a comparatively slower takeoff, partly due to release rollouts that have yet to activate across various regional theatrical circuits. As final pre-release receipts pour in, the ambitious big-screen venture looks poised to dominate multiplexes worldwide over its debut frame.
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- How much did Ramayana Part One make in presales?
- The film accumulated roughly Rs 111 crore in global advance sales ahead of release day, split between Rs 57 crore gross in India and Rs 54 crore overseas.
- Why is the Kannada dubbed version breaking records?
- The presence of Kannada superstar Yash in the cast sparked unprecedented local demand, making it the biggest opening day presale for a Kannada dubbed movie.
- What are the opening day Hindi box office advance figures?
- The Hindi version recorded around Rs 17.50 crore nett in first-day advance bookings as of Wednesday morning.
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