Ramayana Day 6 Advance Booking: Ranbir Kapoor-Yash starrer clocks Rs. 10.48 cr. for Tuesday; 73% of pre-sales come from 3D formats while Hindi contributes 85%

Ramayana – Part I, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, has registered advance ticket sales worth Rs. 10.48 crores nett for its sixth day, Tuesday, November 10, across all language versions and formats. As of 10 AM on Sunday, November 8, the much-awaited mythological epic has sold approximately 2.56 lakh tickets across 17,600 shows, indicating continued advance demand beyond its extended opening weekend. The Hindi version continues to be the biggest revenue driver for Ramayana. Of the total Rs. 10.48 crores nett in advance sales, Hindi alone has contributed Rs. 8.93 crores, accounting for approximately 85.15% of the nationwide total. Kannada occupies the second position with Rs. 66.26 lakh, representing 6.32% of the advance business. Telugu follows with Rs. 44.43 lakh, while Tamil has generated Rs. 35.89 lakh and Malayalam Rs. 9.14 lakh. The substantial Hindi contribution is particularly interesting considering that the language accounted for approximately 74.62% of the film's cumulative domestic box office collections during its first three days. Collectively, the four South Indian language versions have contributed approximately Rs. 1.56 crores, representing just 14.85% of the advance-booking revenue. Perhaps the most fascinating aspect of the Day 6 advance bookings is the overwhelming contribution from 3D screenings. All 3D formats collectively account for Rs. 7.68 crores nett, representing approximately 73.30% of the total advance revenue. In comparison, 2D formats have contributed Rs. 2.80 crores, or 26.70%. Standard 3D is the single biggest revenue generator, collecting Rs. 4.84 crores nett, approximately 46.14% of the overall advance business. Standard 2D follows with Rs. 2.73 crores, while IMAX 3D has generated an impressive Rs. 2.38 crores. Premium 3D formats, excluding standard 3D, have collectively contributed approximately Rs. 2.85 crores, highlighting the importance of premium-priced screenings to the film's revenue. Maharashtra and Karnataka have emerged as the two leading states in terms of Day 6 advance-booking revenue. At the city level, Bengaluru and Mumbai occupy the top two positions.