Animal Advance Booking Report Day 1: Ranbir’s Action Thriller Beats Vicky’s Sam Bahadur With A Massive Gap

The month of December is around the corner and the Indian box office is gearing up for a major box office clash on the first Friday of the month. We are talking about the clash between Ranbir Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna starrer Animal and Vicky Kaushal starrer Sam Bahadur. The movies are set to release on December 1 and fans are looking forward to this clash.

Interestingly, both Animal and Sam Bahadur have managed to create a substantial buzz in the town and the trailers have also left the audience leaving for more. To note, the advance booking for both the films have begun on November 25 and they seem to have witnessed a decent response in the first 24 hours.

In fact, Animal has managed to beat Sam Bahadur with a huge gap and is all set to take over the box office with a huge storm. According to a report published in Sacnilk, Animal has sold around 1.1 lakhs so far and made a collection of Rs 3.4 crores.

The advance booking report of Animal is here

Hindi 2D: 30,612,366.32

Telugu 2D: 3,380,762

Tamil 2D: 13,510

All India: 34,006,638 [3.4 Cr]

Tickets Sold: 111,317

Average Ticket Price (ATP):

Hindi 2D: 277

Telugu 2D: 129

Tamil 2D: 168

Total Shows: 4,641

On the other hand, Vicky Kaushal's Sam Bahadur, which is helmed by Meghna Gulzar, is trailing far behind Animal and sold over 12 thousand tickets so far.

Advance Booking Report Of Sam Bahadur

Hindi 2D: 4,471,004

All India: 4,471,004 [44.71 Lac]

Tickets Sold: 12,876

Average Ticket Price (ATP):

Hindi 2D: 261

Total Shows: 1719

Meanwhile, Ranbir recently opened up about the ongoing comparison between Animal and Kabir Singh. Talking to Variety, Ranbir said, "Well, to be honest, I was really drawn to the script of 'Animal'. It's a unique and intense story that immediately caught my attention. As for watching 'Arjun Reddy' or 'Kabir Singh', I must admit that I did watch both films and found them to be incredibly powerful and impactful. However, my decision to accept 'Animal' was not solely based on those films. It was more about the script, the character, and the opportunity to work with Sandeep Reddy Vanga"