Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana Crosses ₹1,033 Crore Globally by Day 9

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Director Nitesh Tiwari’s cinematic masterpiece Ramayana: Part 1 continues its historic theatrical run across global screens. Released during the festive Diwali week on November 5, 2026, the mythological epic—starring Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi as Sita, and Yash alongside an ensemble stellar cast—has maintained an extraordinary box-office trajectory, surpassing the coveted ₹1,000-crore worldwide milestone within its first eight days.

As the film entered its second week, trading reports from Sacnilk captured its performance on Friday (Day 9), highlighting continued audience turnout despite mid-week normalization.

Day 9 Box Office Breakdown: Steady Inflow Adds ₹33.32 Crore on Friday

Following an impressive second Thursday collection exceeding ₹53 crore, the film witnessed a natural weekday adjustment on its ninth day, raking in ₹33.32 crore net in India as of Friday, November 13, 2026. This latest addition pushes the film’s cumulative domestic figures to new heights:

Total India Net Collection: ₹597.92 crore

Total India Gross Collection: ₹714.37 crore

Worldwide Gross Collection: ₹1,033.55 crore (with comprehensive global Day 9 tallies continuing to update)

Day-Wise Box Office Collection Trajectory (India Net)

A look back at the film’s phenomenal nine-day box-office run illustrates its unprecedented momentum, highlighted by a staggering single-day surge crossing ₹107 crore on its first Monday:

Day of ReleaseIndia Net Collection
Day 1 (Wednesday)₹64.85 crore
Day 2 (Thursday)₹48.05 crore
Day 3 (Friday)₹69.80 crore
Day 4 (Saturday)₹56.15 crore
Day 5 (Sunday / First Monday peak)₹107.50 crore
Day 6 (Tuesday)₹94.10 crore
Day 7 (Wednesday)₹70.65 crore
Day 8 (Thursday)₹53.50 crore
Day 9 (Friday)₹33.32 crore
Total Cumulative Net₹597.92 crore

Setting Benchmarks for Modern Indian Cinema

Produced by Namit Malhotra and Yash under Nitesh Tiwari’s visionary direction, Ramayana: Part 1 has redefined commercial benchmarks for mythological dramas and pan-Indian cinema alike. With advanced VFX, deeply resonant storytelling, and power-packed performances from a legendary cast—including Arun Govil, Lara Dutta, Anupam Kher, and Ravi Dubey—the film has captured the cultural imagination of audiences worldwide. As anticipation builds for its upcoming festival screenings and the eventual rollout of Part 2 in 2028, Ramayana stands tall as one of the most successful cinematic ventures in film history.