Ramayana has wrapped up a massive first week in India. The film grossed ₹598.65 Cr in seven days and sold 1.70 crore tickets across 1,75,613 shows. With overseas collections estimated at over ₹325 Cr, the worldwide first week stands at ₹930 Cr.
Ramayana 1st Week India Gross (Day-Wise)
Day 1 (Thu, Nov 5): ₹75.99 Cr
Day 2 (Fri, Nov 6): ₹55.92 Cr
Day 3 (Sat, Nov 7): ₹82.47 Cr
Day 4 (Sun, Nov 8): ₹66.13 Cr
Day 5 (Mon, Nov 9): ₹126.79 Cr
Day 6 (Tue, Nov 10): ₹109.65 Cr
Day 7 (Wed, Nov 11): ₹81.67 Cr
Total: ₹598.65 Cr
The Post-Diwali Surge
The two days after Diwali carried the week. Monday brought in ₹126.79 Cr, the biggest day of the week, and nearly 35 lakh tickets were sold that day alone. Tuesday held strongly at ₹109.65 Cr.
Even on Wednesday, a regular working day, the film collected ₹81.67 Cr, more than its opening day.
Language-Wise Collections
Hindi: ₹464.18 Cr (77.5%)
Kannada: ₹50.75 Cr (8.5%)
Telugu: ₹44.55 Cr (7.4%)
Tamil: ₹22.44 Cr (3.7%)
Malayalam: ₹16.72 Cr (2.8%)
The Hindi version leads with more than three quarters of the total. Among the South versions, Kannada is the clear No.1 with ₹50.75 Cr, helped by Yash’s Ravana. The Telugu version follows with ₹44.55 Cr, and it has sold the most tickets of all the South versions, over 24 lakh, thanks to lower ticket prices.
Top States
Maharashtra: ₹115.05 Cr
Karnataka: ₹89.57 Cr
Gujarat: ₹58.14 Cr
Uttar Pradesh: ₹49.39 Cr
Telangana: ₹33.50 Cr
Delhi: ₹30.93 Cr
Tamil Nadu: ₹25.91 Cr
West Bengal: ₹23.41 Cr
Kerala: ₹22.76 Cr
Rajasthan: ₹22.68 Cr
Maharashtra is the only state above ₹100 Cr. The real standout is Karnataka at No.2 with ₹89.57 Cr and the strongest occupancy among the top states, at 63.7%.
AP and Telangana
In the Telugu states, Ramayana grossed ₹54.48 Cr across all versions in its first week.
Nizam: ₹34.00 Cr
Ceded: ₹5.55 Cr
Uttarandhra: ₹4.98 Cr
Krishna: ₹2.57 Cr
Guntur: ₹2.31 Cr
East: ₹2.22 Cr
Nellore: ₹1.45 Cr
West: ₹1.40 Cr
Total AP + TG: ₹54.48 Cr
Nizam alone accounts for 62% of the Telugu states’ total.
Worldwide First Week
India: ₹598.65 Cr
Overseas: ₹325 Cr+ (estimated)
Worldwide: ₹925 Cr
That makes it the third biggest first week in Indian cinema, after Pushpa 2 and Dhurandhar 2.
