March 28, 2025 – Entertainment Desk
Salman Khan’s much-awaited Eid 2025 release, ‘Sikandar’, is creating waves even before hitting theatres, with advance booking breaking records and ticket prices skyrocketing in major metro cities like Delhi and Mumbai. The film, directed by A.R. Murugadoss, is all set to release on Sunday, March 30, and the buzz is already electric.

Ticket Prices Cross ₹2000 in Premium Multiplexes
As demand surges, multiplexes have hiked premium ticket prices, with recliner and VIP seats being sold for over ₹2000 in top-tier theatres.
Delhi Ticket Rates:
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DLF Mall, Saket: VIP seats priced at ₹800
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Mall of India, Noida:
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Morning recliner shows at ₹1000
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Evening recliner shows touching ₹1400
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Mumbai Rates:
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Plaza Cinema, Dadar: Recliners at ₹700
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Luxury multiplexes like Director’s Cut and PVR Luxe selling tickets for up to ₹2200
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In Delhi, tickets at select premium halls are ranging from ₹1600 to ₹1900
While fans are ready to splurge for Salman’s Eid blockbuster, some cinema-goers are concerned that high pricing may deter middle-class audiences. However, multiple shows in Delhi-NCR are already sold out, and others are filling rapidly.
Record-Breaking Advance Booking
According to Sacnilk, ‘Sikandar’ has already sold over 1.38 lakh tickets, raking in approximately ₹4.03 crore through advance bookings alone. The strong pre-release performance indicates a massive opening weekend at the box office.
All Eyes on Eid Release
‘Sikandar’ stars Salman Khan in the lead alongside Rashmika Mandanna, Sathyaraj, Kajal Aggarwal, and Sharman Joshi. With a combination of high-octane action, mass appeal, and festive timing, the film is expected to dominate the box office.
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