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Ramayana: Rs 2000 Cr Budget Faces Rs 5000 Cr Box Office Gauntlet
23 Oct
Summary
- Ramayana Part I reportedly has a Rs 2,000 crore budget.
- Film requires Rs 5,000 crore worldwide box office to break even.
- Advance bookings aim for Rs 75-100 crore domestically.
Ramayana Part I, directed by Nitesh Tiwari and featuring a star-studded cast, carries a reported budget of Rs 2,000 crore, making it the most expensive Indian film to date.
The film's financial success hinges on a staggering Rs 5,000 crore worldwide box office target. This ambitious figure is derived from its massive budget, with a common industry multiplier applied.
To lay the groundwork for this, domestic advance bookings are aiming for a substantial Rs 75-100 crore. Furthermore, South Indian markets are expected to contribute significantly, around 35-40% of the total domestic pre-sales.
Beyond ticket sales, profitability will also depend on revenue from satellite, digital, and other rights. The film's universal appeal and global reach are seen as crucial for its box office performance and overall financial recovery.
