Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana: Part 1 is still packing a serious punch at the box office. Five days in, the epic has already crossed the ₹660 crore worldwide mark, and Monday delivered its strongest single day number yet. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari and produced on a reported budget of around ₹2,000 crore, the film has clearly connected with audiences. Here’s how the numbers stack up so far.
Day-wise India Gross Collections
- Day 1 (Thu, 5 Nov): ₹77.50 crore
- Day 2 (Fri, 6 Nov): ₹57.30 crore
- Day 3 (Sat, 7 Nov): ₹83.45 crore
- Day 4 (Sun, 8 Nov): ₹66.95 crore
- Day 5 (Mon, 9 Nov): ₹128.70 crore
Total India Gross after 5 days: ₹413.90 crore
Total India Net: ₹346.35 crore
Overseas Gross: ₹250 crore
Worldwide Gross: ₹663.90 crore
That Monday jump is the real story. After a relatively softer Diwali Sunday (₹56.15 crore net), the film bounced back with a massive 91.5% rise, collecting ₹107.50 crore net from 23,911 shows. Occupancy climbed to around 64.9%, with the Hindi version alone contributing ₹87.25 crore from nearly 20,000 shows.
The average per show collection sat at roughly ₹44,958 strong numbers for a weekday.Earlier days showed the typical festive pattern. The opening day was solid at ₹64.85 crore net. Friday dipped a bit, Saturday bounced back nicely, and Sunday cooled off slightly as expected during the festival.
But the post Diwali Monday surge has given the film fresh momentum and pushed it past the ₹300-crore net mark in India in just five days.Ticket sales and show counts have remained healthy throughout. The film has been running in a wide number of theatres across languages (Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam), and the consistent footfalls suggest word of mouth is working in its favour.
Overseas markets have also been steady, adding another ₹25 crore on Day 5 alone.For a film of this scale, recovering the reported production cost will still take time and sustained performance. But the early numbers especially that record-breaking first Monday have given the makers a solid start. With Bhai Dooj holiday traffic still possible and the weekend ahead, Ramayana looks set to keep climbing.