Ramayana Day 11 Advance Booking: Rs 38.61 Crore Pre-Sales for Second Sunday, 12.81 Lakh Tickets Sold

Ramayana: Part One has closed its second-Sunday advance booking at Rs 38.61 crore nett, with 12,81,366 tickets sold across 22,061 shows, according to Bollywood Hungama. The Day 11 tally, for Sunday, November 15, is a jump of Rs 18.01 crore — 87.4 per cent — over the earlier snapshot of Rs 20.60 crore from 6,34,494 tickets, setting up a record second Sunday.

Hindi remains the engine, contributing Rs 27.29 crore nett — 70.68 per cent of the total. The surprise is Malayalam, which collected Rs 3.39 crore nett to overtake Kannada at Rs 3.15 crore, Tamil at Rs 2.70 crore and Telugu at Rs 2.08 crore as the strongest South Indian version. All 3D formats together generated Rs 27.44 crore, or 71.07 per cent of the advance — audiences are choosing the premium experience above all else.

Koimoi, counting on a different basis, put the advance at Rs 37.10 crore gross from 11.49 lakh tickets, or Rs 31.40 crore nett before the first show. On that figure alone, the film has already entered the top five biggest 11th days in Bollywood history, passing Dhurandhar’s full-day 11th-day collection before spot bookings began. It needs only Rs 2.14 crore in walk-ins to pass Ranbir Kapoor’s Animal and Rs 2.87 crore to pass Shah Rukh Khan’s Jawan. The all-time second-Sunday record of Rs 63 crore, set by Dhurandhar 2, is the bigger target — and live trade tracking had the day heading toward Rs 95 crore.

It follows a record second Saturday. Ramayana collected Rs 72.90 crore net on Day 10, per Sacnilk, taking the India net to Rs 685.60 crore and the worldwide gross past Rs 1,200 crore to Rs 1,228 crore. It is the fifth-biggest Indian grosser of all time, having passed Jawan’s Rs 1,148.32 crore lifetime worldwide total.

Here is the Filmverse take: advance booking is the purest demand signal in the trade, and a final figure nearly double the early snapshot tells its own story — the weekend audience decided late and in large numbers. The Malayalam surge is the detail to watch: a version that was an afterthought a week ago is now the strongest South Indian performer. The honest caveat stays: on a reported budget of around Rs 2,000 crore, trade estimates put breakeven near Rs 1,600–1,700 crore worldwide — but at this pace, the second Sunday should push it past Rs 750 crore net in India. Our Day 10 final report

Watch the official trailer below:

Ramayana: Part 1 released in cinemas on November 5, 2026.

Source: Bollywood Hungama, Koimoi and Sacnilk. All box-office figures are trade estimates.

Team Filmverse

Filmverse is an independent entertainment news desk covering Bollywood and Indian cinema — news, trailers, reviews and box office, published daily from Mumbai.