Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari Advance Booking
Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari is set to release in cinemas on October 2, 2025. It comes out on Dussehra, so audiences expect a good box office start.
Advance booking numbers reveal a slow build. By Wednesday noon, about 40,000 tickets sold ahead of opening day. Gross advance booking stood at roughly 1.17 to 1.4 crore by mid‑afternoon. Block bookings pushed total advance sales up to 2.3 crore across India, showing a jump closer to release.
The film has more than 3600 shows listed for its first day. Most tickets sold in bigger states like Maharashtra, followed by Delhi and Rajasthan. Spot bookings could boost opening day numbers if walk‑ins pick up on release.
The advance booking is less than hits like Kantara: Chapter 1, which is releasing the same day. But romantic comedies rarely set records early. Good buzz and audience word of mouth often decide if the film holds steady at the box office over time.
Industry estimates say it might open in the 10 to 12 crore range. That depends on spot booking and walk‑in crowds. Given the competition, starting above 10 crore would be strong for a film in this genre—especially without a superstar lead or big franchise tag.
This title stars Varun Dhawan as Sunny Sanskari and Janhvi Kapoor as Tulsi Kumari. Sanya Malhotra and Rohit Saraf play key supporting roles. The director is Shashank Khaitan, who brings a lighthearted style. Dharma Productions and Mentor Disciple Entertainment back the project, with the soundtrack getting a good response online.
Buzz around the film is decent, with fans praising its teaser, trailer, and songs. Some headlines say the movie has better advance sales than other romantic comedies released this year. Promo activity has reached social media and trade circles, so word is out and bookings may rise as release day hits.
So, Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari isn’t leading advance booking charts yet. But with strong buzz, a popular lead pair, and steady ticket sales building up, the film could have a solid debut. Final numbers will rely on walk‑in viewers and how the audience reacts after opening day.
