Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana has delivered a massive performance at the box office, recording the third-biggest first-week worldwide gross for an Indian film. Driven by strong Diwali holiday momentum, the Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, and Sai Pallavi starrer has grossed Rs.934.55 crore worldwide across its first seven days.
Overall Box Office Summary
According to Sanclik, the film grossed Rs. 934.55 crore worldwide during its first seven days, placing it behind only Pushpa 2 and Dhurandhar 2 in all-time Indian first-week worldwide rankings.
Meanwhile, Ramayana recorded domestic net earnings of Rs.511.10 crore at the end of its first week, surpassing Gadar 2 to become Bollywood's eighth-highest-grossing film in India, with its India gross collection reaching Rs.611.05 crore. Sacnilk also reported that the film has collected approximately Rs.12.56 crore India net by early afternoon on Thursday, November 12, pushing its running domestic net total to Rs.534.07 crore.
The film has also become as Ranbir Kapoor’s highest-grossing film to date.
Day-Wise India Net Breakdown
Day
Date
India Net Collection
Day 1, Thu
November 5, 2026
Rs. 64.85 crore
Day 2, Fri
November 6, 2026
Rs. 48.05 crore
Day 3 , Sat
November 7, 2026
Rs. 69.80 crore
Day 4, Sun
November 8, 2026
Rs. 56.15 crore
Day 5, Mon
November 9, 2026
Rs. 107.50 crore
Day 6, Tue
November 10, 2026
Rs. 94.10 crore
Day 7, Wed
November 11, 2026
Rs. 70.65 crore
Total (First 7 days)
Rs.511.10 crore
Day 8, Thu
November 12, 2026
Rs. 22.97 crore (Live)
Total (First 8 days)
Rs. 534.07 crore
Source: Sacnilk. Figures are estimated India net collections.
Key Takeaways & Records
Unlike several blockbusters that peak on opening day, Ramayana saw its biggest single-day haul on Day 5 (Monday) with Rs.107.50 crore net, fueled by Diwali and Bhai Dooj holidays.
Moreover, the Hindi version remains the primary driver, contributing Rs.58 crore on Day 7 alone, while the Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, and Tamil dubbed versions continue to add to the film’s domestic collections.
With a strong overseas hold, particularly in North America and the UK, the film is now approaching the Rs.1000 crore worldwide milestone during its second weekend.
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