Ramayana Day 10 Advance Booking: Rs 33.74 Crore Pre-Sales, 10.91 Lakh Tickets for Second Saturday
Ramayana: Part One is heading into its second Saturday with the biggest advance booking of its run so far. The Nitesh Tiwari epic closed its Day 10 advance bookings at Rs 33.74 crore nett, with 10,91,781 tickets sold across 21,920 shows, according to Bollywood Hungama. That is a jump of Rs 14.58 crore — 76.1 per cent — over the Day 9 advance, and it sets up a second Saturday that could be the film’s biggest single day since its Diwali opening weekend.
The format split shows where the demand sits. Hindi 3D alone accounted for Rs 13.11 crore of the advance, the largest single chunk, confirming that audiences are paying a premium for the big-screen spectacle rather than settling for the cheapest ticket. Trade tracker Sacnilk, which counts advance sales on a different basis, put the Day 10 pre-sales higher still at Rs 38.19 crore from 11.43 lakh tickets, and its running tally has total advance booking across the film’s first ten days past Rs 400 crore — a figure no Indian film has approached before.
The timing could hardly be better. Day 10 falls on Saturday, November 14 — Children’s Day in India — and the film’s morning shows were already reporting strong occupancy by mid-morning. It follows a Day 9 second Friday of Rs 47.85 crore net that took the India net past Rs 600 crore to Rs 612.45 crore and the worldwide gross past Rs 1,100 crore to Rs 1,110.70 crore, per Sacnilk. With the second weekend now underway, the Rs 1,200 crore worldwide mark is firmly in sight by Sunday night, and the film has already passed Pathaan’s lifetime to become the ninth-biggest Indian grosser of all time.
Here is the Filmverse take: advance booking is the purest demand signal in the trade, because it is money committed before a single review of the day is read. A 76 per cent jump in pre-sales from Friday to Saturday, a week after release, is not opening-weekend euphoria — it is repeat viewing and word of mouth doing the work. The film also has a clear runway: no major Hindi release arrives until Shah Rukh Khan’s King on December 24, giving Ramayana six weeks of open ground. The honest caveat stays in place: on a reported budget of around Rs 2,000 crore, trade estimates put breakeven near Rs 1,600–1,700 crore worldwide. Our Day 9 final report: https://filmverse.in/ramayana-day-9-final-box-office-47-85-crore-india-net-612-crore-worldwide-1110-crore/
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Ramayana: Part 1 released in cinemas on November 5, 2026.
Source: Bollywood Hungama, Sacnilk and Filmibeat. All box-office figures are trade estimates.
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