Advance bookings for the mythological epic starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash have ignited a nationwide rush. Exhibitors report unprecedented demand, prompting extra shows to accommodate eager patrons. Early figures show 2.62 lakh tickets sold domestically, while pre‑sale revenue has already crossed the twenty‑crore‑rupee mark, signalling strong commercial potential ahead of release. Fans are queuing online, with many securing multiple seats, reflecting the film’s festive‑season hype and the allure of its grand production values.
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Overseas markets are contributing heavily, with international collections climbing into multiple millions of rupees. These robust numbers place the film among the year’s top global openers, highlighting its wide appeal beyond India. The combined star power of Kapoor and Yash is driving intense discussion on social platforms and ticketing sites. Box‑office trackers note that the pre‑sale surge rivals previous blockbusters, and the momentum is expected to boost opening weekend figures across key territories.
The surge has led theater owners to add extra screenings, especially in regions where Telugu‑language shows are reported houseful. Such demand underscores the cross‑over resonance of the epic narrative among diverse Indian audiences and fuels the national box‑office momentum. Additionally, multiplex chains report that the film’s visual effects and period costumes are driving repeat viewings, further amplifying ticket demand.
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Industry analysts are closely watching screen counts, occupancy rates and final pre‑sales, assessing whether the film can break opening‑day records globally. Trade experts anticipate that sustained word‑of‑mouth from early screenings will cement its status as a major commercial landmark of the year. If the trend continues, the movie could set a new benchmark for mythological dramas, influencing future investment in high‑budget Indian epics.
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