Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi’s Ramayana is still packing in the crowds even after the festive high. On Day 7 (Wednesday, 11 November), the film collected ₹70.65 crore nett in India and took its worldwide gross to ₹934.55 crore. It’s now just ₹65.45 crore short of the ₹1,000 crore club and looks set to cross that mark today.
The midweek drop was expected after two massive days around Bhai Dooj, but the numbers still look strong. Day 7 India gross stood at ₹84.55 crore across 24,239 shows. Occupancy held at a solid 43.4%, and roughly 27.2 lakh tickets were sold that day alone. Total tickets sold in the first week have crossed 1.97 crore. Hindi contributed the bulk (around ₹58 crore nett), with the other language versions adding another ₹12.65 crore.
Here’s the day-wise India gross so far:
- Day 1 (Thu): ₹77.50 crore
- Day 2 (Fri): ₹57.30 crore
- Day 3 (Sat): ₹83.45 crore
- Day 4 (Sun): ₹66.95 crore
- Day 5 (Mon): ₹128.70 crore
- Day 6 (Tue): ₹112.60 crore
- Day 7 (Wed): ₹84.55 crore
Total India gross after seven days: ₹611.05 crore. Nett collections sit at ₹511.10 crore. Overseas markets have added ₹323.50 crore (including ₹25 crore on Day 7), pushing the worldwide total to ₹934.55 crore. India still accounts for about 65% of the global business.
What’s impressive is the consistency. The film has cleared ₹100 crore worldwide every single day of its first week. Monday’s jump to ₹107.50 crore nett remains the biggest single-day haul, and even the post-festival Wednesday stayed comfortably above the opening day figure.
Made on a reported mega budget (the two-part project is said to be in the ₹4,000 crore range), Ramayana needed a big start and it’s delivering. The combination of scale, star power and the timeless story is clearly working with audiences across languages and territories. Shows are holding, word of mouth is positive, and the ₹1,000 crore mark is now within touching distance.
If the Thursday numbers stay healthy, the film should enter the four figure club by the end of Day 8. For a film of this size, the real test will be how long the legs last beyond the first week. So far, though, Ramayana is living up to the hype.