Here are the ticket prices for 'pk' in Hyderabad, Mumbai and other cities

One of the most awaited movies of 2014, 'PK' starring Aamir Khan and Anushka Sharma is all set to release this Friday, on December 19. Pre-booking for the film has already started across states in the country. Let's take a look at popular theatres in of Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad and the price fans are willing to pay to watch the film.

Bookings for the first day shows according to online booking sites are ‘house full’ in most theaters.

The team who had set out on a nine-city tour, have now set their sights overseas with a promotion tour in Dubai. Aamir who is making a countdown expressed his excitment on Twitter. He posted-

4 days to go!! In Dubai today.. I belive it's a bumper advance booking. That makes me more nervous!! :-) #PKAana

— Aamir Khan (@aamir_khan) December 15, 2014

In an interview earlier this month, Aamir touched upon the very controversial topic of 'inflating box-office number' in Bollywood, where he stated that the box-office numbers released to the public might not necessarily be true.

In a statement to the media, he said that numbers ,"I think it's childish to inflate numbers. The industry anyways always knows the real figures. If it's being done for the audience, then in some time, the audience will get to know too, it doesn't help. I hope like in the USA, we have an authentic, transparent method of vetting box office numbers in India, I would welcome it."

The latest reports suggest that the team will indeed be using this new method Rentrack for recording the gross box-office collection the film makes in India and worldwide.

Stated below is a list of a select few theatres in the five cities and the aproximate price (minimum and mazimum) people are willing to pay fror a ticket.

Given below are the prices of tickets that will be charged for the people who want to watch the film in these cities. The graph represents pricing for morning and night shows. The morning shows are priced relatively much lesser than the shows scheduled later in the day.