Ramayana Part 1 Records Strong Overseas Advance Booking Sales Ahead of Release
The much-anticipated film Ramayana Part 1 has begun its international box office journey on a strong note, registering impressive advance booking sales across key overseas markets.
The surge in pre-sales coincides with the release of the film’s second trailer, generating significant excitement among moviegoers worldwide.
According to early booking reports, the United States has emerged as the strongest overseas market for the film, with preview shows collecting approximately USD 125,000 within the first 24 hours.
Opening weekend advance sales in the region are already nearing USD 200,000, indicating robust demand among audiences.
Australia has also witnessed an encouraging response, with advance bookings worth around AUD 40,000 for the opening weekend.
Industry reports suggest that the film has secured one of the strongest advance booking starts for an Indian release in the country.
The United Kingdom is similarly showing healthy booking trends, further strengthening the film’s prospects in international markets.
Analysts attribute the positive response to strategic distribution efforts and strong anticipation surrounding the epic adaptation of the revered Indian mythology.
Industry observers have praised distributor Sony Pictures for effectively targeting high-demand regions and maximising screen allocations in areas with significant Indian diaspora populations.
While trade experts caution that online booking trackers may occasionally reflect inflated numbers due to blocked seats and pricing variations, the verified collections indicate a promising opening overseas for the film.
With advance bookings gaining momentum across major international territories, Ramayana Part 1 appears poised for a strong start at the global box office, reflecting widespread audience interest ahead of its theatrical release
