Ramayana: Rise of a Legend part one box-office performance continues to draw amid the still record day 5 advance buys. Ramayana: Rise Of a Legend part one is both continuing its unusual box-office run and has been drawing crowds in the wake of an impressive day 5 of advance booking. The latest available Sacnlik tracking report shows that the film has made around Rs38.14 crore in advance bookings with the cinema halls in India on Monday, Nov 09. Excluding blocked seats collection is at Rs32.89 crore. The movie has grossed around 9.66 lakh tickets in the country, which reflect the keen interest of the audience, even after passing the first up to a day after the opening weekend.
Based on the ticket sales and attendance rate data, Ramayana has seen day 5 advance bookings in India with 22,565 shows booked so far. Total Occupancy is about 19% and the actual ticket sales excluding blocked tickets would be about 8.22 lakh. While the movie has thus far registered a respectable advance booking figure, there is still plenty to be done to boost show rates. Its final Monday Box Office result may also be impacted by walk-in and last minute sales.
Among the cities, National Capital Region (NCR) tops the advance-booking chart with gross sales of crores Rs6.23 for day 5. Mumbai is next with an approximate crore of Rs4.66 crore followed by Bengaluru with Rs3.61 crore. Notably, Pune and Hyderabad have also performed strongly with their respective collections of around Rs1.59 crore and Rs1.58 crore. The numbers show that key metros are still turning in big results for the film’s advance bookings.
When the advance figures have been compared day-by-day, it has shown that approximately Rs 50.08 crore was collected on Day 1 followed by Rs 30.63 crore on Day 2 at the Ramayana box office. The film was also seeing a significant uplift on Saturday with Rs47.46 crore in advance bookings and Rs39.72 crore on Sunday. The Rs38.14 crore booking amount on Monday was an average one when compared to the previous day. But the trend for the day and the true theatrical gross will play a major role in creating the film’s box-office momentum
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Overall, Ramayana has been impressive in terms of performance on Day 5 with advance bookings fairly high even amidst a regular working day. This last Monday collection will be dependent on the number of people who attend, walk-in bookings, if others are staying later in the evening and word of mouth. Remember that advance-booking sales are not necessarily a reliable gauge of the actual box-office receipts for a film—it is sales before the film’s scheduled release dates that are meant here, not the actual box-office results. Now all eyes are squarely on Monday’s dire actuals and how the film can sustain its positive momentum at the Indian box office.
