Ramayana Part I Crosses Rs 423 Crore in 6 Days
Ramayana Part I, led by Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, crosses Rs 423.46 crore nett in six days after an Rs 89.67 crore Tuesday. Get the day-wise break.
Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana – Part I is not just having a big opening; it is showing the kind of weekday legs that turn a hit into a phenomenon. Starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, the mythological epic added Rs 89.67 crore nett on Tuesday, November 10, its sixth day in Indian cinemas.
That takes the all-language domestic total to Rs 423.46 crore in six days, according to trade figures cited by Bollywood Hungama. The sixth-day number is down only about 13% from Monday’s record Rs 103.47 crore.
Why the Tuesday hold matters
Big-ticket films normally shed a large chunk of their audience once the opening weekend ends. Ramayana did the opposite. Tuesday is its second-biggest single day, behind only Monday.
Monday and Tuesday together delivered Rs 193.14 crore, roughly 45.61% of the film’s entire six-day domestic business. That kind of retention suggests the film is finding family audiences and repeat viewers, not just an initial burst of curiosity. For exhibitors, it is a strong reason to keep premium screens in place for the second weekend.
The language split, day by day
Hindi remains the engine, contributing Rs 74.05 crore on Tuesday and Rs 326.07 crore over six days. The Hindi version accounted for about 82.58% of the day’s all-language collection.
- Hindi: Rs 74.05 crore on Tuesday; Rs 326.07 crore cumulative
- Kannada: Rs 7 crore, marginally up from Rs 6.92 crore on Monday
- Telugu: Rs 3.23 crore, down from Rs 5.50 crore
- Tamil: Rs 2.99 crore, down from Rs 3.45 crore
- Malayalam: Rs 2.40 crore, steady with Monday
Kannada’s small edge up from Monday is notable because it signals sustained interest in the Yash-led market, which matters for the film’s pan-India positioning.
What the next few days will reveal
A Rs 423 crore-plus start in under a week gives the planned later instalments a stronger runway. But the real test is Wednesday and Thursday, when footfalls usually soften. If the film can hold a meaningful chunk of Tuesday’s number, it enters the second weekend with genuine momentum.
For audiences, this is the week to catch the epic on the largest screen available. The scale of the VFX and sound design plays best in a premium format, and the six-day crowd response suggests the theatrical experience is part of the appeal.
Source: bollywoodHungama.com
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