Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Ramayana: Part One has generated about ₹96.56 crore in advance bookings for its first five days in India, nearing the ₹100-crore mark before its worldwide cinema release on Thursday, November 5. Produced by Namit Malhotra and directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the film has already set a box-office record ahead of its arrival in theatres, according to the reported booking figures.
Advance bookings approach ₹100 crore
The reported total of ₹96.56 crore puts the film close to a major pre-release milestone. It is approximately ₹3.44 crore short of ₹100 crore, based on the reported figure. The advance-booking amount covers the film’s first five days in India, while the release is planned for cinemas worldwide on November 5.
The figure reflects bookings made before the film’s theatrical opening, rather than its final box-office earnings. The reported total therefore provides an early measure of ticket sales for the opening stretch, but it does not represent the film’s eventual performance after release. With the total already near ₹100 crore, the film has drawn substantial advance demand before audiences can see it in cinemas.
The reported record has been achieved ahead of the Thursday release. That gives the film a notable pre-release milestone, although its final box-office results will become clearer only after screenings begin and ticket sales continue beyond the advance-booking period.
Ranbir Kapoor film set for worldwide release
Ramayana: Part One is produced by Namit Malhotra and directed by Nitesh Tiwari, with Ranbir Kapoor starring in the film. It is scheduled to open in cinemas worldwide on November 5. The reported advance-booking figure specifically relates to India and the film’s first five days of bookings there; it should not be read as a worldwide ticket-sales total.
The release date and booking figures place attention on the film before its theatrical debut. Its reported record-breaking business has arrived while the film is still awaiting its first day in cinemas, making the advance sales a central part of the pre-release news around the production.
What the pre-release figure indicates
The near-₹100-crore total establishes a strong opening benchmark for Ramayana: Part One, but advance sales and the final box-office outcome are separate measures. The reported figure gives an indication of tickets booked in advance for the first five days in India. It does not, by itself, provide details about audience response after release or the film’s eventual collections.
The film’s next milestone will be its worldwide theatrical opening on November 5. Until then, the available booking figure shows that it has built significant pre-release business in India and reached a record before its release. Further box-office performance will depend on ticket sales after screenings begin, details that are not yet reflected in the advance-booking total.
