
The post-festive box office momentum for Nitesh Tiwari’s monumental epic Ramayana starring Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, and Sai Pallavi is operating on a celebratory note. As the mythological visual spectacle enters its First Tuesday, Day 6, November 10, the advance ticket counters in India have logged numbers that defy traditional weekday drops.
According to the final Day 6 advance booking report, Ramayana has locked in a staggering 43.42 crore gross collection (excluding blocked seats), which means 36.80 crore net collection strictly through pre-sales. Over 11.61 lakh tickets have been pre-booked across 25,395 shows in India.
This 36.8 crore net collection in advance for Tuesday includes 103 houseful shows and 38 fully sold-out shows! Without a single rupee yet counted from over-the-counter spot bookings or evening family footfalls, the pre-sales for day 6 have already secured it the #5 All-Time Highest First Tuesday Collection in Bollywood history!
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Top 10 All-Time Highest 1st Tuesday In Bollywood
By accumulating 36.80 crore net before the morning’s first show even commenced, Ramayana: Part One has immediately surpassed the first Tuesday collections of massive blockbusters like War, Kick, Simmba, and even Stree 2.
Entering a regular weekday with over 11.61 lakh tickets locked demonstrates an extraordinarily long theatrical tail. With a pre-sales net collection of 36.80 crore for Tuesday in advance, Ramayana is guaranteed to dethrone Ranbir’s own Animal by early afternoon.
Check out the top 10 highest-grossing first Tuesdays of all time at the box office for Bollywood films (India Net Collection).
- Gadar 2: 55.4 crore
- Dhurandhar 2: 53 crore
- Tiger 3: 44.75 crore
- Animal: 37.82 crore
- War: 28.9 crore
- Kick: 28.89 crore
- Dhurandhar: 28.6 crore
- Simmba: 28.19 crore
- Stree 2: 26.8 crore
- Chhaava: 24.1 crore
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