Ramayana has made history at the box office. The film has grossed over ₹100 Cr worldwide on each of its first six days, the first Indian film ever to do so.
Six Days, Six Centuries
Day 1: ₹128 Cr
Day 2: ₹101 Cr
Day 3: ₹151 Cr
Day 4: ₹123 Cr
Day 5: ₹160 Cr
Day 6: ₹135 Cr+ (estimated)
Total (6 Days): ₹798 Cr+ (estimated)
Most big films cross ₹100 Cr worldwide on their opening day and over the weekend, and then fall below the mark once the working days begin. Ramayana hasn’t dropped below ₹100 Cr on a single day so far.
The Lowest Day Still Crossed ₹100 Cr
The film’s lowest day so far was Day 2, a working Friday, and it still brought in ₹101 Cr. Even Diwali Sunday, when collections usually dip because families stay home, gave the film ₹123 Cr.
Then came the post-Diwali Monday with ₹160 Cr, its best day yet, and Day 6 is estimated at ₹135 Cr+. For an Indian film, a run this steady at this level has never happened before.
What This Means
Day after day, Ramayana is pulling audiences in big numbers across India and overseas, and that is what puts the film in a league of its own. With close to ₹800 Cr in six days, it is heading for one of the biggest first weeks in Indian cinema, and the ₹1,000 Cr mark is getting closer every day.
