‘Ramayana: Rise of a Legend’ has crossed the Rs 200 cr mark worldwide within two days of its theatrical release. The Nitesh Tiwari directorial, starring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash , has accumulated a worldwide gross collection of Rs 221.05 cr. The film has also surpassed Rs 100 cr in India net collections, establishing a strong opening weekend foundation.According to Sacnilk, the film earned Rs 48.05 cr net in India on Friday, November 6, across 23,316 shows. Although this represented a 25.9% decline from its opening-day collection of Rs 64.85 cr, the film’s cumulative domestic net earnings reached Rs 112.90 cr. Its India gross collection currently stands at Rs 134.80 cr.
‘Ramayana’ crosses Rs 100 cr India net milestone
The film achieved the Rs 100 cr India net milestone on its second day. Its domestic performance has been largely driven by the Hindi version, which contributed Rs 35.50 cr on Friday. This accounted for 73.9% of the day’s total India net collection.
‘Ramayana’ box office collection
Day India net India gross Change Shows OccupancyDay 1 (November 5) Rs 64.85 cr Rs 77.50 cr — 25,200 36.0%Day 2 (November 6) Rs 48.05 cr Rs 57.30 cr -25.9% 23,316 28.9%Week 1 (2 days) Rs 112.90 cr Rs 134.80 cr — 48,516 —Total (2 days) Rs 112.90 cr Rs 134.80 cr — 48,516 —Kannada emerged as the second-highest contributor with Rs 5.15 cr, followed by Telugu at Rs 4.75 cr. The Tamil version collected Rs 1.50 cr, while Malayalam added Rs 1.15 cr. Across its first two days, Hindi has contributed 73.5% of the film’s cumulative India net earnings.The film recorded 25,200 shows on its opening day and 23,316 shows on Friday. Its cumulative number of shows has reached 48,516.
Overseas collection takes worldwide total to Rs 221.05 cr
‘Ramayana’ has also performed well in international markets. The film collected Rs 35 cr overseas on its second day, taking its cumulative overseas gross collection to Rs 86.25 cr.Combined with its domestic gross earnings of Rs 134.80 cr, the film’s worldwide gross collection has reached Rs 221.05 cr. This includes collections from all five language versions.Sacnilk estimates that 18,56,029 tickets were sold on Friday. The overall ticket sales across the film’s two-day theatrical run have reached 43,81,804. Despite the decline in daily collections, the worldwide total indicates a strong initial response.
Kannada version records highest overall occupancy
While Hindi continues to dominate the domestic collection figures, the Kannada version has registered the strongest overall theatre occupancy among the five languages. It recorded 53.8% occupancy on Friday, compared with 49.6% for Telugu, 58.9% for Tamil and 65% for Malayalam. Hindi registered 24.5% overall occupancy.The Kannada 3D version recorded an impressive 71.28% overall occupancy. Its morning shows registered 38.91%, followed by 68.36% in the afternoon, 79.36% in the evening and 92.36% at night.The Hindi 3D version registered 28.46% overall occupancy, while its 2D counterpart recorded 23.37%. Telugu 3D recorded 53.18%, while Telugu 2D registered 48.11%.
Night shows witness stronger audience turnout
A closer look at the occupancy figures reveals that the film gained momentum as the day progressed in several versions. Hindi 3D recorded 45.31% occupancy during night shows, compared with 14.69% in the morning. Hindi 2D also improved from 12.15% in the morning to 38.77% at night.Telugu 3D occupancy increased from 32.09% in the morning to 66.82% during night shows. Telugu 2D recorded 19% in the morning and 53.55% at night.The Tamil and Malayalam versions registered overall occupancies of 58.9% and 65%, respectively. These figures indicate stronger theatre occupancy in the southern markets, even though their individual contributions to the domestic net collection remained lower than Hindi and Kannada.
Yash’s Ravana portrayal becomes a major talking point
Beyond the box office numbers, the performances and visual presentation of ‘Ramayana’ have generated considerable discussion among moviegoers. Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi have received appreciation for their portrayals of Lord Ram and Sita. Yash has particularly attracted attention for his transformation into Ravana.Audiences have also praised the film’s elaborate CGI, grand visuals and emotionally engaging sequences. Nitesh Tiwari’s interpretation of Valmiki’s epic has received positive reactions, with several viewers expressing interest in the upcoming second installment.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.