Primetime Day 1 (Fri 25 Sep) has ₹15.10 Lac in advance bookings, ₹7.76 Lac without block seats, from 3,644 tickets across 147 shows; Mumbai is the top city at ₹4.28 Lac.
The top state for Primetime Day 1 (Fri 25 Sep) is Maharashtra with ₹4.96 Lac (33% of the gross), followed by Delhi at ₹4.17 Lac and Karnataka at ₹2.06 Lac. The top 4 states hold 83% of the gross.
| State | Gross | Occupancy | Shows | Sold-out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🗺️Maharashtra | ₹4.96 Lac [₹1.84 Lac] | 14% | 56 | 0 |
| 🗺️Delhi | ₹4.17 Lac [₹2.29 Lac] | 18% | 33 | 0 |
| 🗺️Karnataka | ₹2.06 Lac [₹1.28 Lac] | 17% | 22 | 0 |
| 🗺️Tamil Nadu | ₹1.37 Lac [₹96.34 K] | 52% | 7 | 0 |
| Others (12 states) | ₹2.54 Lac [₹1.38 Lac] | 29 |
The top city for Primetime Day 1 (Fri 25 Sep) is Mumbai with ₹4.28 Lac (28% of the gross), followed by National Capital Region (NCR) at ₹4.17 Lac and Bengaluru at ₹2.06 Lac. The top 4 cities hold 78% of the gross.
| City | Gross | Occupancy | Shows | Sold-out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🌊MumbaiMaharashtra | ₹4.28 Lac [₹1.71 Lac] | 16% | 39 | 0 |
| 🏛️National Capital Region (NCR)Delhi | ₹4.17 Lac [₹2.29 Lac] | 18% | 33 | 0 |
| 🌳BengaluruKarnataka | ₹2.06 Lac [₹1.28 Lac] | 17% | 22 | 0 |
| 🏖️ChennaiTamil Nadu | ₹1.25 Lac [₹95.23 K] | 67% | 5 | 0 |
| Others (15 cities) | ₹3.34 Lac [₹1.52 Lac] | 48 |
English is 100% of the gross for Primetime Day 1 (Fri 25 Sep) (₹15.10 Lac from 147 shows); its top city is Mumbai with ₹4.28 Lac (28% of the gross), followed by National Capital Region (NCR) at ₹4.17 Lac and Bengaluru at ₹2.06 Lac.
| City | Gross | Occupancy | Shows | Sold-out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🌊MumbaiMaharashtra | ₹4.28 Lac [₹1.71 Lac] | 16% | 39 | 0 |
| 🏛️National Capital Region (NCR)Delhi | ₹4.17 Lac [₹2.29 Lac] | 18% | 33 | 0 |
| 🌳BengaluruKarnataka | ₹2.06 Lac [₹1.28 Lac] | 17% | 22 | 0 |
| 🏖️ChennaiTamil Nadu | ₹1.25 Lac [₹95.23 K] | 67% | 5 | 0 |
| Others (15 cities) | ₹3.34 Lac [₹1.52 Lac] | 48 |
Evening shows are filling fastest for Primetime Day 1 (Fri 25 Sep) at 21% occupancy across 38 shows; afternoon shows are slowest at 13% across 31 shows.
| Part of day | Shows | Gross | Occupancy | Sold-out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morning before 12:00 PM | 17 | ₹1.21 Lac [₹57.46 K] | 17% | 0 |
| Afternoon 12:00 PM–3:59 PM | 31 | ₹2.30 Lac [₹88.54 K] | 13% | 0 |
| Evening 4:00 PM–6:59 PM | 38 | ₹3.97 Lac [₹2.17 Lac] | 21% | 0 |
| Night 7:00 PM onward | 61 | ₹7.62 Lac [₹4.13 Lac] | 21% | 0 |
Of 147 shows for Primetime Day 1 (Fri 25 Sep), 0 are sold out and 0 almost full; 95% still have more than half their seats available.
| Band | Shows | Share of shows |
|---|---|---|
| Sold out | 0 | 0% |
| Almost full | 0 | 0% |
| Filling fast | 7 | 5% |
| Available | 140 | 95% |
Sold out no seats left · Almost full 90% or more sold · Filling fast 50–90% · Available under 50% (seats sold including block seats)
English 2D carries 100% of the gross for Primetime Day 1 (Fri 25 Sep), ₹15.10 Lac from 147 shows. No premium-format (IMAX, 4DX, Dolby, ICE, EPIQ) shows are on sale for Primetime Day 1 (Fri 25 Sep).
| Language | Gross | Tickets | ATP | Shows |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| English2D | ₹15.10 Lac [₹7.76 Lac] | 3,644 | ₹402 | 147 |
Across all 6 days on sale, Primetime has ₹47.23 Lac in advance bookings (₹24.94 Lac without block seats) from 10,786 tickets at 439 shows; Day 1 (Fri 25 Sep) is 32% of the run total.
| Day | Gross | Tickets | Shows | Occupancy | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 Fri 25 Sep | ₹15.10 Lac [₹7.76 Lac] | 3,644 [2,048] | 147 | 19% | Final (6:00 AM) |
| Day 2 Sat 26 Sep | ₹17.87 Lac [₹10.21 Lac] | 4,113 [2,567] | 145 | 22% | Open |
| Day 3 Sun 27 Sep | ₹14.22 Lac [₹6.97 Lac] | 3,011 [1,535] | 144 | 16% | Open |
| Day 4 Mon 28 Sep | ₹1.50 K [₹0] | 6 [0] | 1 | 3% | Open |
| Day 5 Tue 29 Sep | ₹1.50 K [₹0] | 6 [0] | 1 | 3% | Open |
| Day 6 Wed 30 Sep | ₹1.50 K [₹0] | 6 [0] | 1 | 3% | Open |
| Total | ₹47.23 Lac [₹24.94 Lac] | 10,786 [6,150] | 439 | 19% |
Figures are India gross from online advance sales; [ ] excludes seats blocked by cinemas. Same basis as Sacnilk's All-India live data. Methodology
Primetime In 2006, television host Chris Hansen sets out to make broadcast history by taking his predator-catching format to a new level, blurring the line between justice and spectacle.
