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‘Ramayana’ advance booking crosses USD 500K in North America

Times of India - Entertainment ·
‘Ramayana’ advance booking crosses USD 500K in North America

Ramayana: Rise of a Legend has crossed USD 771,000 in overseas pre-sales, with significant contributions from North America.

The film's premiere in the US has generated approximately USD 210,000 in advance sales, highlighting strong demand for tickets.

Advance bookings in India are expected to open on October 20, coinciding with Dussehra celebrations.

The film aims to achieve over USD 1 million in overseas advance bookings before its release.

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