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Ramayana: The Epic Nets Rs 7.40 Cr in Advance Bookings, 200,000 Tickets Sold
✍️ Bollywood Hungama
🗓 10 Nov 2026, 08:33 AM
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The Ranbir Kapoor–Yash starrer Ramayana: The Epic has collected Rs 7.40 crore in advance bookings for its Wednesday release, with 200,000 tickets sold and 74% of the revenue coming from 3D screenings.
Ramayana: The Epic, a mythological drama featuring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, is set to hit screens on Wednesday. The film has already amassed a substantial advance booking collection of Rs 7.40 crore, according to reports from Bollywood Hungama.
The advance bookings account for 200,000 tickets sold, a figure that underscores the high anticipation surrounding the film’s release. The majority of these bookings were for 3D screenings, which contributed nearly 74% of the total advance revenue.
Industry analysts note that the strong 3D uptake reflects a growing audience preference for immersive viewing experiences, especially for epic and fantasy genres. The film’s marketing campaign has highlighted its grand visual spectacle, which is expected to drive further interest.
With the Wednesday release date approaching, distributors are optimistic that the film will maintain its momentum in the opening weekend, potentially setting new records for mythological cinema in India.
The advance bookings account for 200,000 tickets sold, a figure that underscores the high anticipation surrounding the film’s release. The majority of these bookings were for 3D screenings, which contributed nearly 74% of the total advance revenue.
Industry analysts note that the strong 3D uptake reflects a growing audience preference for immersive viewing experiences, especially for epic and fantasy genres. The film’s marketing campaign has highlighted its grand visual spectacle, which is expected to drive further interest.
With the Wednesday release date approaching, distributors are optimistic that the film will maintain its momentum in the opening weekend, potentially setting new records for mythological cinema in India.