Ranbir Kapoor compared Elon Musk’s Tesla Roadster car to Pushpak Vimana from Ramayana. He said that India had made a flying car 5 thousand years ago. Ranbir said this in a conversation before the release of the film ‘Ramayana’ on November 5. He said, “I also have to say that Elon Musk has recently made a flying car. India had done this work 5 thousand years ago.” Let us tell you that Musk’s company Tesla had introduced a new sports car with thruster on October 15. Tesla aims to start production of the Roadster in 2028. Rocket-like thrusters were shown in its demo. The company also revealed about the “Rocket” variant being shown only on invitation. It is said to have a complete flight system. 4.98 lakh tickets of ‘Ramayana’ have been sold so far. 4.98 lakh tickets have been sold so far for the first day of the film ‘Ramayana’. Excluding blocked seats, 4.09 lakh tickets have been sold. According to Sacknilk, these tickets have been sold for 12,631 shows. Currently the occupancy of the film is 18%. After removing the blocked seats, this figure comes down to 14%. Delhi-NCR is at the forefront in advance booking of the first day of the film. From here the film has earned an advance of Rs 3.45 crore including blocked seats. After removing the blocked seats, this earning is Rs 2.83 crore. 47,486 tickets have been sold here for 1,425 shows. Bengaluru is at second place. An earning of Rs 3.27 crore has been made from here including the blocked seats. After removing the blocked seats, this figure is Rs 2.93 crore. 55,893 tickets have been sold in the city. The occupancy here has been recorded at 31%. Mumbai is at number three. An advance of Rs 2.72 crore has been earned from here including the blocked seats. The earning on removal of blocked seats is Rs 2.13 crore. 40,407 tickets have been sold for 1,149 shows in Mumbai. The film has received Rs 1.40 crore from Hyderabad including blocked seats. The occupancy here is 38%. At the same time, advance of Rs 1.02 crore has been earned from Pune. Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Chennai and Surat are also ahead in terms of advance booking. 65% of the film’s total advance earnings on the first day have come from the top-10 cities. Hindi is at the forefront in advance booking of the film ‘Ramayana’ which sold the most tickets. The Hindi version has earned Rs 18.20 crore including blocked seats. This is about 82% of the film’s total advance earnings of Rs 22.11 crore on the first day. After removing the blocked seats, the earning of Hindi version is Rs 14.86 crore. 11,600 shows have been kept for this. The Kannada version is at number two. It has earned Rs 2.67 crore including blocked seats. This is 12% of the total advance earnings. The earning on removal of blocked seats is Rs 2.40 crore. 549 shows have been earmarked for Kannada. The Telugu version has earned Rs 1.06 crore so far. This is 5% of the total earnings. At the same time, Rs 17.32 lakh has been received from the Tamil version. Its share is about 1%. Ranbir Kapoor and Yash’s film ‘Ramayana: Part One’ is getting good response in foreign countries also. The film has earned approximately $3.86 million i.e. approximately Rs 32.5 crore from international advance booking. According to trade tracker Films Discourse, as of October 31, more than 2.08 lakh tickets of the film had been sold overseas. America and Canada are at the forefront in terms of advance booking abroad. About $2.86 million has been earned from these two countries. This is about 74% of the total advance bookings from abroad. At the same time, $4,16,500 has been earned from Britain and Ireland. $3,46,900 has been received from Australia and New Zealand. Advance booking for the first day of the film is still going on. In such a situation, its earnings may increase further before its release on November 5.
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