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'Ramayana' advance booking crosses USD 100K in US

Times of India - Entertainment ·
'Ramayana' advance booking crosses USD 100K in US

Advance bookings for 'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend' have commenced and surpassed USD 100,000 in ticket sales.

The film is set to release worldwide on November 5, with strong demand evident in the US market.

Fandango is offering discounts on IMAX tickets for the movie, which aims to provide an immersive cinematic experience.

Trade predictions suggest it may achieve significant box office revenues upon release.

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