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Advance Ticket Prices for Ramayana Cross Three Thousand Rupees for IMAX Recliners in Mumbai

Reported by Aakash Bora (Staff Writer) Β· Bollywood Hungama Β·

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Reported by one source so far

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Advance Ticket Prices for Ramayana Cross Three Thousand Rupees for IMAX Recliners in MumbaiPhoto: Wikimedia Commons

Advance ticket bookings for the upcoming film Ramayana have opened with exceptionally high rates for premium formats in Mumbai. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari and produced by Namit Malhotra, the film has generated major public interest since its announcement, with advance sales officially starting on Dussehra.

Ticket Prices in Mumbai

At the PVR Icon 3D IMAX in Lower Parel, recliner seats for afternoon and evening shows on November 5, 6, and 7 are priced at Rs. 3,170. Tickets for the same seats on Sunday, November 8, cost Rs. 2,770. Meanwhile, IMAX 3D tickets at Erox Inox IMAX in Churchgate and R City in Ghatkopar remain under Rs. 1,000 even for evening and night shows. For INOX Insignia in Worli, ticket prices stay above Rs. 970 for the first four days, reaching a high of Rs. 2,370 for late-afternoon and night screenings from November 5 to 9. Regular 3D screenings also cost more later in the day, with evening tickets priced at a minimum of Rs. 400.

Cast and Recent Events

The film features a large star cast, including Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi as Goddess Sita, and Yash as Ravana. Other cast members include Ravie Dubey as Lakshman and Sunny Deol as Hanuman. The production recently made news during a promotional event in Chennai, where Ranbir Kapoor publicly apologized for a slip of the tongue regarding good and evil.

Context

High-profile Indian film releases frequently use dynamic or premium pricing models for luxury seating and large-format screens in major metropolitan areas like Mumbai. High demand and limited seating capacity in formats like IMAX and luxury recliners often drive these ticket costs much higher than standard theatre rates.

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