‘Ramayana Part 1’ opens, tickets cost up to Rs 2,770

The Story in Brief

Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Ramayana Part 1’ released on Thursday, 5 November, with shows running from 7am to midnight across Indian cities. Ticket prices vary widely by format and location: at Delhi’s PVR ECX Chanakyapuri, a 3D ticket costs between Rs 338.98 and Rs 406.78 excluding GST, while a 4DX ticket reaches Rs 820.

‘Ramayana Part 1’ opens, tickets cost up to Rs 2,770

In Mumbai, IMAX 3D tickets at Eros Inox Churchgate range from Rs 530 to Rs 680, and a premium recliner seat is priced at Rs 2,770. In Bengaluru, a Telugu screening at AMB Cinemas Kapali costs Rs 950. The film is released in multiple formats including 3D, IMAX 3D, and 4DX.

Indian Opinion Analysis

The ticket price data from major multiplex chains shows that Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Ramayana Part 1’ is commanding premium pricing, with the most expensive seat costing Rs 2,770 in Mumbai. This pricing strategy, on top of a 3D release and multiple formats like IMAX and 4DX, targets the highest-spending segment of the urban audience. The morning-to-midnight show schedule and city-wise rate differences indicate that distributors are banking on a first-day rush. The source leaves unresolved whether the film will sustain this momentum beyond the opening weekend, as no second-week bookings or advance occupancy figures are provided.


Source: prabhatkhabar.com

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