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'Ramayana' nears Rs 100 crore mark in advance bookings

The animated film Ramayana: Rise of a Legend has recorded Rs 93.59 crore in advance bookings ahead of its November 5 release. The strong pre-sales suggest a massive opening weekend at the Indian box office.

TOI EntertainmentNovember 3, 20261 min read
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'Ramayana' nears Rs 100 crore mark in advance bookings
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Watch whether the film can sustain momentum beyond the opening weekend and set a new benchmark for Indian animation.

Ramayana: Rise of a Legend is an animated retelling of the ancient Indian epic that is scheduled to hit theatres on November 5. Advance bookings opened several weeks ago and have already generated Rs 93.59 crore in ticket sales, a figure that approaches the Rs 100 crore milestone before the film even premieres. Trade analysts note that such robust pre-sales are rare for an animated feature in India and indicate high audience anticipation. The film's marketing campaign has emphasized its visual spectacle and fidelity to the source material, which appears to have resonated with family audiences planning holiday outings.

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