Film 'Ramayana' collected over 70 million rupees in pre-sales; ticket prices exceed 3000 rupees

This year has proven to be quite significant and historic for the Bollywood industry. Previously, the film 'Border 2' performed well, followed by 'Dhurandhar' starring Ranvir Singh, which became one of the most profitable films in Hindi cinema worldwide. Recently, Ajay Devgn's film 'Drishyam 3' also achieved success. Now, Ranbir Kapoor presents the first part of 'Ramayana,' which is gaining popularity not only in India but also globally.

A new trailer for the film 'Ramayana' was recently released globally, featuring high-quality visual effects (VFX), plot, and background music. This trailer generated such high interest that 'Ramayana' is expected to achieve significant box office success in America. Advance ticket sales have begun in the US, and their success has surpassed all previous achievements of Bollywood films.

Many tickets for 'Ramayana' were sold after the trailer's release. According to box office reports, 7,663 tickets for the film were sold in the US by 10:20 AM on October 16th. Notably, this occurred less than 24 hours after the start of advance sales, surpassing the record of 'Dhurandhar: Revenge,' which sold 768 tickets in America. Nevertheless, there is a substantial difference in screenings between the two films.

Compared to 'Ramayana,' 'Dhurandhar: Revenge' had fewer shows. 'Ramayana,' featuring Namit Malhotra, is distributed by Sony Pictures, which plans a wide global release. According to available data, 'Ramayana' will be shown in over 50,000 theaters outside India. In terms of revenue, the film has already collected $164,000 in the US, equivalent to approximately 1.56 crore rupees. Currently, tickets are available for 1,472 shows in the US, with an expected increase in screenings soon.

The film received positive feedback from audiences from the very beginning of its screening. Advance sales will also begin in Canada. There are 19 days until the premiere, and there is hope that advance sales figures will grow even faster in the coming days.

As for India, advance sales for 'Ramayana' started on Dussehra, which was October 20th. Currently, there is great excitement around the film abroad; it remains to be seen whether the Indian audience will show similar enthusiasm for their film. The film will be released worldwide on November 5th, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash.

The film 'Ramayana,' starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash Starer, is positioned not just as a pan-Indian but also as a global project. A new promotional trailer was recently released by Sony Pictures in various languages worldwide. The international marketing campaign for this movie launched on October 15th, and the trailer immediately made a strong impression on the public. The work of producer Namit Malhotra is highly praised.

The trailer showcased impressive visual effects (VFX) and immersed viewers in the atmosphere of Treta Yuga. Scenes of Ravana's battle in Devaloka and Lord Rama's fight during Bala Kanda were shown, with the quality of the VFX receiving high praise from both Russian-speaking and English-speaking audiences. Viewers are leaving diverse reviews about the trailer.

The audience reaction, both nationally and internationally, has been unusual. One user noted the magnificent music at the end of the trailer, calling Hans Zimmer's composition outstanding. Another commentator highly praised Indian cinema, stating that everyone must now acknowledge its superiority. Many viewers feel that the trailer is so good it is hard to describe in words and eagerly await the film's release. Some compare 'Ramayana' to major Hollywood films, noting that its level is comparable to 'Avatar,' and predict huge box office success for the movie.

Many viewers have publicly apologized to producer Namit Malhotra. When initial information about 'Ramayana' was presented in April, he faced harsh criticism over alleged costs of 400 billion rupees and low VFX quality. However, as more materials and marketing elements appeared, public trust in the project increased. Now, after the release of the final trailer, confidence has turned into conviction. The public believes that the film will successfully present Indian cinema on the world stage.

After watching the trailer, many are confident that 'Ramayana' is a contender for an Oscar race, believing that the VFX could bring victory. It is worth noting that the film's visual effects were done by DNEG, founded by Namit Malhotra, which has previously won eight Oscars for films such as 'Dune' (both parts), 'Interstellar,' 'Tenet,' 'Inception,' 'Blade Runner,' and 'First Machine.' Another award is now anticipated.

The film 'Ramayana' is scheduled for a global release on November 5th. The director of the project is Nitish Tiwari.