Ramayana Hindi collects Rs 326 cr in 6 days; South adds Rs 97 cr
Ramayana Part I six-day total hits Rs 423.46 cr; Hindi leads with Rs 326.07 cr as Kannada beats Telugu; South adds Rs 97.39 cr.
Hindi is the spine of Ramayana’s first six days
Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana – Part I, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, has collected Rs 423.46 crore nett in India in six days, according to language-wise box-office figures collated by Bollywood Hungama. The Hindi version delivered Rs 326.07 crore, roughly 77% of the domestic total.
For every four rupees the film has earned in India, about three have come from Hindi-language shows. That makes the Hindi belt the foundation of the film’s first week, a position underlined by the post-Diwali surge.
Kannada leads the South’s Rs 97.39 crore
The four South Indian language versions have pooled Rs 97.39 crore, nearly 23% of domestic collections. Within that group, the order has a surprise.
- Hindi: Rs 326.07 crore, about 77%
- Kannada: Rs 38.05 crore
- Telugu: Rs 31.92 crore
- Tamil: Rs 15.54 crore, about 3.67%
- Malayalam: Rs 11.88 crore, about 2.81%
Kannada has opened a Rs 6.13 crore lead over Telugu after six days. The Kannada version’s strength is notable because of Yash’s enormous popularity in Karnataka, which has put the Kannada version ahead of Telugu. Tamil and Malayalam remain smaller contributors, but they complete a healthy South Indian base.
A Hindi share this large is both a strength and a question. It gives the film a deep, reliable audience base, but it also means the South Indian versions have clear headroom if interest converts there in the coming days. With Kannada already ahead of Telugu, the Southern performance may be the more dynamic part of this run.
The post-Diwali Hindi surge
Hindi’s numbers accelerated sharply after Diwali. On Sunday, November 8, the Hindi version collected Rs 35.41 crore. On Monday, it jumped to Rs 85.20 crore, a rise of about 140.61%. Tuesday added another Rs 74.05 crore. Those two days together produced Rs 159.25 crore, almost half of the Hindi version’s six-day total.
The oversized Monday is the number to track. A jump of that size points to holiday-adjacent demand still unwinding. The next updates will show whether the Hindi run holds through the weekdays or settles back toward a normal rhythm.
Why this matters for fans
The language split tells our readers where Ramayana is connecting hardest and where the franchise has room to grow. Kannada versus Telugu is now the most interesting Southern race, and the Hindi hold will determine how quickly the film stacks its next domestic milestones.
Source: bollywoodHungama.com
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