Ramayana Overseas Advance Booking Crosses $770K

Ramayana's overseas advance booking has crossed $770K, with 41,395 tickets sold across North America, the UK and Australia, according to Films Discourse tracking. North American premiere shows on November 4 have already crossed $250K, and the film's opening day on November 5 has sold $162K across the USA, the UK and Australia, with 18 days still to go before release.

Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana: Part 1, starring Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi, opens worldwide on Thursday, November 5, 2026, with premiere shows a day earlier in North America. Here is where its overseas pre-sales stand, territory by territory.

Ramayana overseas advance booking: territory-wise breakdown

North America is leading the way with $558K, about 72% of Ramayana's overseas advance so far. The UK has emerged as a strong second market with $141K, and Australia has added $72K.

Territory	Advance gross	Tickets sold	Share of total
North America	$558K	29,257	72%
United Kingdom	$141K	7,882	18%
Australia	$72K	4,256	9%
Total	$771K	41,395	100%

Premieres: USA sells 10,800 tickets for November 4

Ramayana's USA premiere shows on Wednesday, November 4 have sold 10,800 tickets, grossing $210K. With Canada included, North American premiere sales have crossed $250K.

The average USA premiere ticket is close to $19.50, a high figure for an Indian film that points to strong demand for IMAX and 3D shows on the very first night.

Day 1 advance: $162K across three countries

For opening day on Thursday, November 5, Ramayana has already sold $162K across its three biggest overseas markets.

Country	Day 1 advance (Nov 5)
USA	$71K
United Kingdom	$64K
Australia	$27K
Total	$162K

The UK stands out here. Its $64K Day 1 advance is nearly level with the USA's $71K, showing just how strongly British audiences have responded to the film.

What the numbers tell us

• The UK is a major market for Ramayana. With $141K and 7,882 tickets, the UK now accounts for nearly a fifth of the film's overseas advance, and its Day 1 sales are close to the USA's.
• The premiere night is a big draw. More than $250K for North American premieres alone shows how many fans want to be first in line on November 4.
• Premium formats are carrying the value. Average ticket prices of about $19 in North America and $18 in the UK show audiences choosing the biggest screens on offer.
• The biggest days are still ahead. Overseas Indian films typically sell most of their opening tickets in the final week before release, so there is plenty of room to grow.

What comes next

With 18 days left before release, the next milestone is $1 million in overseas advance, a mark Ramayana is on course to cross well before release week. Back home, India advance booking opens on Dussehra, October 20, which will give the first clear picture of the film's opening day.

For our full forecast of Ramayana's Day 1, lifetime and worldwide collections, read our Ramayana box office prediction.

Ramayana overseas advance booking: frequently asked questions

Ramayana's overseas advance booking has crossed $770K, with 41,395 tickets sold across North America, the UK and Australia, according to Films Discourse tracking. North American premiere shows on November 4 have already crossed $250K, and based on our tracking, sales for opening day on November 5 have grossed $160K+, with 18 days still to go before release.

Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana: Part 1, starring Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi, opens worldwide on Thursday, November 5, 2026, with premiere shows a day earlier in North America. Here is where its overseas pre-sales stand, territory by territory.

Ramayana overseas advance booking: territory-wise breakdown

North America is leading the way with $558K, about 72% of Ramayana's overseas advance so far. The UK has emerged as a strong second market with $141K, and Australia has added $72K.

Territory	Advance gross	Tickets sold	Share of total
North America	$558K	29,257	72%
United Kingdom	$141K	7,882	18%
Australia	$72K	4,256	9%
Total	$771K	41,395	100%

Premieres: USA sells 10,800 tickets for November 4

Ramayana's USA premiere shows on Wednesday, November 4 have sold 10,800 tickets, grossing $210K. With Canada included, North American premiere sales have crossed $250K.

The average USA premiere ticket is close to $19.50, a high figure for an Indian film that points to strong demand for IMAX and 3D shows on the very first night.

Based on our tracking, Ramayana has also grossed $160K+ for opening day on Thursday, November 5.

What the numbers tell us

• The UK is a major market for Ramayana. With $141K and 7,882 tickets, the UK now accounts for nearly a fifth of the film's overseas advance.
• The premiere night is a big draw. More than $250K for North American premieres alone shows how many fans want to be first in line on November 4.
• Premium formats are carrying the value. Average ticket prices of about $19 in North America and $18 in the UK show audiences choosing the biggest screens on offer.
• The biggest days are still ahead. Overseas Indian films typically sell most of their opening tickets in the final week before release, so there is plenty of room to grow.

What comes next

With 18 days left before release, the next milestone is $1 million in overseas advance, a mark Ramayana is on course to cross well before release week. Back home, India advance booking opens on Dussehra, October 20, which will give the first clear picture of the film's opening day.

For our full forecast of Ramayana's Day 1, lifetime and worldwide collections, read our Ramayana box office prediction.

Ramayana overseas advance booking: frequently asked questions