Ramayana has grossed ₹663 Cr worldwide in just five days. India contributed ₹407 Cr and overseas ₹256 Cr. The biggest number came on Monday, the day after Diwali, when the film had its best day so far.
Day-Wise Worldwide Gross
- Day 1 (Thursday): ₹128 Cr
- Day 2 (Friday): ₹101 Cr
- Day 3 (Saturday): ₹151 Cr
- Day 4 (Sunday, Diwali): ₹123 Cr
- Day 5 (Monday, Post Diwali Day): ₹160 Cr
- Total: ₹663 Cr
Day-Wise India Gross
- Day 1: ₹76 Cr
- Day 2: ₹56 Cr
- Day 3: ₹82 Cr
- Day 4: ₹66 Cr
- Day 5: ₹127 Cr
- Total: ₹407 Cr
How Each Day Played Out
Ramayana opened with ₹128 Cr worldwide on Thursday. It slipped to ₹101 Cr on Friday, a working day, and then bounced back to ₹151 Cr on Saturday.
Diwali fell on Sunday. Collections dip on the festival day itself because families stay home for the pujas, and Ramayana dropped to ₹123 Cr.
The post-Diwali Monday was a different story. India alone gave ₹127 Cr, almost double what it collected on Sunday, and that pushed the worldwide figure to ₹160 Cr, the film’s biggest day yet. A Monday outscoring the opening day shows the family audience is turning up in big numbers.
Hindi Leads, Kannada Tops the South
Of the ₹407 Cr from India, the Hindi version contributed ₹306 Cr, about three quarters of the total. The South versions together added ₹101 Cr.
- Hindi: ₹306 Cr
- Kannada: ₹38 Cr
- Tamil: ₹36 Cr
- Telugu: ₹16 Cr
- Malayalam: ₹11 Cr
Kannada leading the South versions is the standout, and Yash playing Ravana is a big reason for that.
Overseas Holds Its Own
The overseas markets have contributed ₹256 Cr, close to 39% of the worldwide total. That is a huge share for an Indian film, and it shows that the global release push is paying off.
What’s Next
With ₹663 Cr in five days, the ₹1,000 Cr mark is now within reach. How well the film holds on weekdays this week will decide how quickly it gets there.
