According to recent data from Sacnilk, the film’s advance booking collection stands at ₹3.61 crore excluding reserved seats. A total of 92,755 tickets have been sold across 3,533 shows in 104 cities so far.
Maharashtra leads the state-wise advance booking figures with ₹1.59 crore, followed by Gujarat at ₹40.84 lakh and Delhi at ₹1.52 crore. The Hindi edition accounts for approximately 95% of the total advance booking revenue, generating ₹5.16 crore. The Telugu version has collected ₹48,700, while the Kannada version has earned ₹27.95 lakh.
Delhi-NCR tops the city-wise advance booking table with ₹1.52 crore, followed by Mumbai at ₹1.10 crore. Ahmedabad has recorded ₹28.27 lakh, Pune ₹30.73 lakh and Kolkata ₹23.72 lakh.
The film’s overall occupancy rate currently stands at 12%. Of the 3,533 listed shows, 3,467 still have seats available, while 66 are marked as filling quickly. Morning screenings have recorded the highest occupancy at 13%, followed by afternoon and night shows at 11% each.
Ramayana Premium Tickets Priced at ₹2,770
Ticket prices for select premium screenings have also drawn attention, with recliner seats for certain IMAX 3D shows priced at ₹2,770 at PVR ICON: Phoenix Palladium in Lower Parel, Mumbai, according to BookMyShow.
These screenings include shows on November 5 and 6 at 6:55 PM and 11 PM, respectively. A late-night screening is scheduled for 11:45 PM at Maison INOX: Jio World Plaza in BKC, while the earliest advertised show in Mumbai is at 6:45 AM at Miraj Cinemas: IMAX in Wadala.
Hindi 3D screenings lead the film’s advance bookings with ₹3.53 crore, while IMAX 3D shows have contributed ₹1.35 crore. Premium formats account for approximately 30% of the advance booking gross despite representing just 6% of the total shows.
Kannada screenings in Bengaluru have recorded the highest occupancy rate, at 37%, compared with the overall occupancy of 12% across all shows.
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