Mirzapur: The Movie hit bumper prices across India. What fans are paying to watch Pankaj Tripathi, Ravi Kishan, Ali Fazal’s film in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru and other cities

The world of Mirzapur is moving from streaming screens to cinemas, and the transition is already generating considerable interest. Mirzapur: The Movie, starring Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal and Divyenndu, arrives in theatres on September 4, 2026. Ahead of its release, advance bookings are gathering pace, but depending on the city and cinema, watching Kaleen Bhaiya and Guddu Pandit on the big screen could cost anywhere from around Rs 200 to Rs 900. Scroll down to find more details.

Mirzapur: The Movie Ticket Prices in Delhi-NCR; Check Ticket Price

Delhi-NCR currently has some of the film's costliest reported tickets. According to India Today and NDTV, the night show in Noida was listed at Rs 1,800, while ticket prices fluctuated around Rs 1,500 to Rs 1,050. Demand is also particularly strong in this region. According to Sacnilk's recent update showed Delhi NCR is leading major markets with approximately Rs 90.09 lakh in Day 1 advance gross, excluding blocked seats, across more than 1,000 shows.

How Much Are Mirzapur: The Movie Tickets in Mumbai and Bengaluru?

Mumbai offers a much wider price spectrum. Regular shows in Mumbai and several other cities have been reported at roughly Rs 149 to Rs 500, depending on theatre and showtime. At the premium end, BookMyShow reported a ticket priced at Rs 1,140. Bengaluru is another significant market for the film. While the ticketing platform places the overall multi-city ticket range covering Bengaluru alongside Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Ahmedabad from around Rs 149 up to Rs 1,800, individual prices vary substantially by cinema, seat category and timing. Sacnilk reported Bengaluru had generated around Rs 17.53 lakh in opening-day advance gross from 217 Hindi shows by Thursday afternoon, excluding blocked seats.

More Than 1.6 Lakh Tickets Already Sold

Mirzapur: The Movie ticket pricing has not stopped fans from booking early. As of September 3, Sacnilk reported that Mirzapur: The Movie had sold approximately 1.63 lakh tickets nationwide, generating about Rs 4.63 crore in Day 1 advance gross without blocked seats. Including blocked seats, the figure stood at roughly Rs 7.33 crore. Earlier, NDTV Profit reported that Delhi was leading city-level bookings, followed by Mumbai, with Bengaluru also among the stronger markets.

Can Mirzapur: The Movie Deliver a Big Opening?

Mirzapur: The Movie arrives with something most new theatrical properties have to build from scratch: an established audience. The original Mirzapur series debuted in 2018 and turned characters such as Kaleen Bhaiya, Guddu and Munna into recognisable pop-culture figures. Ali Fazal has even offered fans a shortcut before heading to cinemas.

Speaking at a promotional event, he advised viewers to revisit only the first six episodes of Season 1, saying, “From episode 6, the story of the movie starts and revolves.” With advance sales climbing and ticket prices stretching from budget seats to Rs 1,800 premium shows, the real test begins September 4: whether Mirzapur can convert years of streaming popularity into a major theatrical opening.