Ramayana Part 1 has delivered an impressive performance at the global box office, moving closer to the ₹1,000 crore milestone within its first week in theatres. The film, which released on November 5, collected approximately ₹934.55 crore worldwide by the end of its seventh day. Its domestic net collection reached ₹511.10 crore, taking it past the ₹500 crore mark in India. Despite a noticeable midweek decline, the mythological epic continues to attract audiences across different regions. The strong opening week has established it among the biggest Indian releases of 2026.
Ramayana Records Strong First-Week Box Office Numbers
The film recorded its first major weekday slowdown on Wednesday, November 11, earning around ₹70.65 crore net in India. This represented a decline of nearly 24.9% compared with Tuesday's collection of ₹94.10 crore. However, the latest figures remained impressive, with more than 24,000 shows contributing to its daily earnings. The film's average theatre occupancy stood at approximately 43.4%. Its performance indicates that audience interest remains strong even after the initial festive-period boost.
Hindi Version Leads Regional Box Office Collections
The Hindi-language version has remained the biggest contributor to the film's domestic earnings, generating approximately ₹394 crore net during its first seven days. This accounts for more than three-quarters of its total India collection. The Kannada version has also performed well, followed by Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam releases. Overseas markets have added significantly to the film's overall business, with international gross earnings reaching around ₹323.50 crore. Its worldwide total is now within reach of the highly anticipated ₹1,000 crore mark.
Big Budget and Global Release Raise Expectations
Made on a reported budget of approximately ₹4,000 crore, Ramayana is planned as a large-scale cinematic project. The film features Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash in key roles and has been released across several international markets. Its family-friendly certification and wide theatrical distribution could help sustain audience interest in the coming weeks. A second instalment is planned for 2028, adding to the anticipation surrounding the project. The coming days will determine whether the film can cross ₹1,000 crore worldwide and maintain its strong box office momentum.
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