Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi’s Ramayana: Part 1 has crossed ₹823 crore worldwide in six days. From a record-breaking Diwali Monday collection to massive BookMyShow ticket sales and a historic IMAX opening, the Nitesh Tiwari directorial is setting new box-office benchmarks.
Ramayana: Part 1 has turned its theatrical run into a series of major box-office milestones. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari and starring Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi, the mythological epic recorded a massive surge after Diwali, crossed ₹800 crore worldwide within six days and established new benchmarks in ticket sales and premium-format collections.
The film’s biggest domestic single-day performance came on Monday, November 9, when it collected ₹107.50 crore net in India. The figure made it only the second Bollywood film, after Dhurandhar 2, to cross the ₹100 crore net mark in a single day.
Although collections declined to ₹94.10 crore on Day 6, the film maintained substantial momentum. According to Sacnilk’s estimates, its six-day India net collection reached ₹440.45 crore, while its worldwide gross stood at ₹823.50 crore.
Ramayana Box Office Collection: From Diwali Record to ₹823 Crore Worldwide
Ramayana’s fifth day proved to be a major turning point in its theatrical run. The film earned ₹107.50 crore net in India on November 9, registering its biggest single-day collection so far. Its Hindi version alone contributed ₹87.25 crore net, placing the performance among the biggest single-day collections for a Hindi film.
The momentum continued on Tuesday, November 10, when the film added another ₹94.10 crore net in India. While this represented a 12.5% decline from Monday, the two days together contributed more than ₹200 crore to its domestic net total.
By the end of Day 6, the film had collected ₹440.45 crore net in India and ₹526.50 crore gross. Its overseas gross was estimated at ₹297 crore, taking the worldwide total to ₹823.50 crore.
The figures are trade estimates and may be revised. Nevertheless, the film’s rapid progress past the ₹800 crore mark has placed it among the major commercial performers of the year.
Ramayana Sets New BookMyShow Ticket-Sales Benchmarks
The film’s theatrical performance has been accompanied by strong demand on BookMyShow. According to Sacnilk’s reporting, Ramayana sold approximately 16.60 lakh tickets on the platform on Monday, November 9.
That performance surpassed Dhurandhar 2’s reported Bollywood single-day benchmark of 16.40 lakh tickets, giving Ramayana a new high for a Bollywood film on the platform. It also crossed 1.40 lakh ticket bookings in a single hour, underlining the scale of demand during the Diwali holiday.
The film had already generated considerable interest before its theatrical release. BookMyShow’s COO – Cinemas, Ashish Saksena, said that the title had sold nearly one million tickets on the platform through advance bookings before its release.
Hindi accounted for the largest share of advance ticket sales, while the dubbed Kannada and Telugu versions also recorded notable demand. The booking pattern indicated that the film was attracting audiences beyond its primary Hindi-language market.
Premium formats also played a role in its theatrical business. The reported demand across formats such as IMAX, 3D, 4D, Dolby and EPIQ highlighted the audience interest in experiencing the large-scale production on premium screens.
Ramayana Records Biggest Worldwide IMAX Opening for an Indian Film
Beyond domestic ticket sales, Ramayana has made a significant mark in the international premium-format market. The film reportedly earned approximately $6 million from IMAX screenings during its extended opening weekend, making it the biggest worldwide IMAX opening for an Indian film.
According to reports citing Variety, India contributed around $2 million to the IMAX total. North American screenings generated approximately $2.5 million across 53 screens, while other international markets contributed around $1.4 million.
The IMAX performance accounted for roughly 11% of the film’s reported $55.7 million worldwide extended opening-weekend collection. It also set a new benchmark for an Indian production in the format.
The achievement is significant for a film designed around large-scale visuals and expansive cinematic presentation. Its premium-format business has added another dimension to its international theatrical performance, beyond the traditional overseas markets for Indian films.
Can Ramayana Reach the ₹1,000 Crore Worldwide Mark?
With its worldwide gross estimated at ₹823.50 crore after six days, Ramayana is moving closer to the ₹1,000 crore milestone. The film needs approximately ₹176.50 crore more to reach that figure.
Its performance during the coming days will be important in determining how quickly it approaches the milestone. The strong Diwali Monday collection, sustained ticket demand and international IMAX business have provided a substantial foundation, although weekday trends and audience interest over the second weekend will offer a clearer picture of its long-term momentum.
The film’s overseas release is also expanding into additional territories, creating further opportunities to add to its global total. However, the final outcome will depend on its performance in markets where it has already opened, as well as the response in territories receiving later releases.
For now, Ramayana: Part 1 has combined a record-setting Diwali performance in India with strong international business. With ₹823.50 crore worldwide in six days, the film is approaching another major box-office milestone, while its ticket-sales and IMAX records have strengthened its position as one of the year’s most closely watched theatrical releases.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much has Ramayana: Part 1 earned worldwide in six days?
According to Sacnilk estimates, Ramayana: Part 1 has collected approximately ₹823.50 crore worldwide in its first six days.
2. How much did Ramayana earn on Day 5?
The film collected ₹107.50 crore net in India on Monday, November 9, 2026, marking its biggest single-day performance so far.
3. How much did Ramayana earn on Day 6?
Ramayana earned ₹94.10 crore net in India on Tuesday, November 10, registering a 12.5% decline from its Day 5 collection.
4. What is Ramayana’s total India net collection?
The film’s six-day India net collection stands at approximately ₹440.45 crore.
5. What is Ramayana’s worldwide box-office collection?
Its worldwide gross collection reached approximately ₹823.50 crore within six days of release.
