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Ramayana advance bookings near Rs 85 crore worldwide, domestic sales lag
Advance ticket sales for Ranbir Kapoor’s film “Ramayana” have approached Rs 85 crore globally, but bookings in India are slower than expected.
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The Indian Express reports that advance ticket sales for the upcoming film “Ramayana”, starring Ranbir Kapoor, have risen to nearly Rs 85 crore worldwide. This figure reflects the total amount of money that audiences have committed to purchasing tickets before the film’s release, a metric often used to gauge early market enthusiasm and to inform distribution planning.
Despite the strong global advance, the same report highlights that booking activity within India is trailing behind the international momentum. A slower domestic uptake can signal differing audience preferences across markets and may influence the film’s overall box‑office performance, as early booking trends are commonly monitored by producers and exhibitors to anticipate revenue outcomes.
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