Ramayana Part 1 box office collection Day 10 Live Updates: Yash-starrer’s Sunday collection set to cross Rs 50 cr; film nears Rs 700 cr net in India

Follow live updates on the Ramayana Part 1 box office collection for day 10, including the latest box office collection estimates from India and worldwide for Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash’s film.

Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana continued its impressive run at the box office on its second Saturday, November 14. The Nitesh Tiwari directorial collected Rs 72.90 crore net in India on Day 10, taking its total India net collection to Rs 685.60 crore. Its India gross collection stands at Rs 819.50 crore. Overseas, the film collected Rs 30 crore on Saturday, taking its worldwide gross to Rs 1,228 crore.

The film’s Hindi version remained its biggest contributor on Day 10, collecting Rs 53.75 crore from 18,557 shows. According to Sacnilk, the Kannada version earned Rs 5.40 crore from 893 shows, while the Tamil and Malayalam versions collected Rs 4.75 crore each from 1,290 and 1,127 shows, respectively. The Telugu version added Rs 4.25 crore from 1,584 shows.

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Ramayana beats Dhurandhar 2

With earnings of Rs 72.90 crore net, Ramayana beat Dhurandhar 2, which had previously held the record with Rs 58 crore, to register the biggest second Saturday collection in Indian cinema.

Dil Raju predicts Ramayana could earn Rs 2,000 crore worldwide

Amid the film’s strong box-office performance, producer and distributor Dil Raju has made an ambitious prediction about its theatrical run. Speaking at a success meet on Friday, he said Ramayana: Part 1 could collect between Rs 1,800 crore and Rs 2,000 crore worldwide.

“Ramayana can collect more than Rs 2,000 crore, depending on whether the film opens in China and how it is received there,” he said.

Dil Raju, who distributed the Telugu version in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana through Sri Venkateswara Creations, also expressed confidence that the film would cross Rs 100 crore net in the Telugu states.

Ramayana makers yet to finalise OTT and satellite deals

Dil Raju also revealed that the makers of Ramayana are yet to sell the film’s OTT and satellite rights. While most big-budget films close their digital and satellite deals before release, the team decided to hold back on these agreements to encourage audiences to watch the epic in theatres.

“Look at Ramayana as an example. The film has not sold its OTT or satellite rights yet, to make sure everybody walks to the theatre and watches the epic,” he said.

Ramayana Part 1 released worldwide on November 5 in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Kannada. The second part is scheduled to release during Diwali 2028.

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Nov 15, 2026 12:40 PM IST
Dhanush defends Sai Pallavi's casting as Sita in Ramayana, says 'you won't find another Sita like her'

Actor Dhanush has come out in support of Sai Pallavi amid the criticism surrounding her casting as Sita in Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana. Speaking at the pre-release event of their upcoming film OM, Dhanush questioned the negative comments about her portrayal and praised her devotion and acting abilities. Recalling how Sai would pray during breaks between shots, he said, “There is so much noise and chatter surrounding her portrayal of Sita. I really don't understand it. Even during breaks between shots, she would constantly be praying. Even if you search across all of India, you won't find another Sita like her. She is someone with such profound devotion to God and such a pure heart. She looks so beautiful, and she is a great performer.” Dhanush also recalled working with the actress for the first time in Maari 2 and said he was surprised by her transformation when they reunited for OM, nine years later. He praised her confidence, expressions and understanding of cinema.

Nov 15, 2026 12:20 PM IST
Ramayana advance box office collection Day 11: Ranbir Kapoor's film sold 13.14 lakh tickets

Trade tracker Sacnilk reported that Ramayana has collected Rs 42.84 crore gross (Rs 37.10 crore net) for November 15 in advance bookings. The film has sold 13.14 lakh tickets so far, across 24,502 shows, recording an overall occupancy of 23%. It has also registered 110 housefull shows, including 23 completely sold-out shows.

Nov 15, 2026 12:00 PM IST
Ramayana beats Kalki 2898 AD's lifetime US box office collection in nine days, crosses $20 million milestone

Film trade analyst Luiz Fernando wrote on X, "Epic Ramayana crushes Kalki 2898 AD’s entire run in just 9 days and becomes India’s 4th film in history to cross the $20 million mark at the US box office! Indian blockbuster Ramayana: Rise of a Legend, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, grossed a strong $1.4 million on the biggest second Friday ever for Indian films. It has incredible legs for international films, with just a 41.2% drop from the first Friday, across 1,433 theatres. It hits a $20 million cumulative total in the US, beating mega hit Kalki’s $18.3 million entire US run as the 4th highest-grossing Indian film of all time in the US. Eyeing a $5 million-$6 million second three-day weekend and a 44%-33% drop."

Nov 15, 2026 11:40 AM IST
Ramayana collection Day 11: Ranbir Kapoor's film earns Rs 14.21 crore as of 11 am on Sunday

As per trade tracker Sacnilk, Ramayana has collected Rs 14.21 crore net from 6,663 shows as of 11 am on Sunday. With this, the film's total India gross collection has reached Rs 836.27 crore, while its India net collection stands at Rs 699.81 crore.

Nov 15, 2026 11:20 AM IST
Ram Gopal Varma predicts Ramayana Part 2 could earn 10 times more than Part 1

Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has made a bold prediction about the box office potential of Ramayana: Part 2, claiming it could earn 10 times more than the first instalment. In his latest post on X, he wrote, "Also many are stupid to assume that both parts will cost same ..That’s like thinking the cost before interval and post interval will be same in a film ..I know of films where 50% of the cost was just climax Also much of the cost will include costs of creating the world of Ramayana which becomes future assets for gaming and various other aspects including assets for part 2 , which are all a part of Namit’s visionary future outings .. And this part I frankly think , can’t even be understood by most Bollywood makers , traders and other self proclaimed experts So going by how it’s bull running now , it is obvious that Namit Malhotra is going to cover the entire cost of part 1 or maybe both parts in part 1 itself and then there’s the non theatrical of part 1 and all revenue inflows of part 2 So in other words Namit Malhotra can build his own Pushpak vimaan and start dumping money into innumerable extraordinary ventures which all the biggest production companies from north to south couldn’t do till now and then he can surpass even the biggest of the biggest Hollywood biggies I don’t know what happened to Valmiki Ji or Tulsidas ji after they did their work , but it’s an irrefutable fact that , from now onwards Namit Malhotra will be the biggest mega film maker in history since 1913’s May 3rd release Raja Harishchandra , till whichever the biggest film came before November 5 th 2026 ..If anyone has a doubt just do the math And the fact that the most fantastic action set pieces will be in part 2 starting from the Hanuman acts , Vaanar Sena , Ram Sethu , Lanka dhahanam , Sita in Lanka , Kumbha Karan’s death , Ravan vadh and many many more just to name a few , and going by the extraordinary proven Vision of Namit Malhotra’s combination of strategy , business acumen , creative understanding and visionary outlook, If KGF 2 did around 5 times more than KGF 1 , I am convinced that Ramayana 2 will do 10 times more than Ramayana part 1 ..If you disagree , we will talk in 2028."

Nov 15, 2026 11:00 AM IST
Ram Gopal Varma's mother is buying Ramayana tickets for building staff

Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has praised the audience response to Namit Malhotra's Ramayana, revealing that even his mother has been buying tickets for the film. In a post on X, he wrote, "Even for the best of my films she din’t do this, but my mother has been buying tickets of @malhotra_namit‘s #ramayana for the servants, watch men etc in the building complex she lives, and inspite of this kind of euphoria leading it to breaking all box office records and fast emerging as the BIGGEST HIT EVER in INDIAN CINEMATIC HISTORY, stil lot of noise is being made by many jealous that the collections are still not enough because it’s 2000 cr a piece making it 4000 for 2 I got to know that the actual cost of part 1 is a little less than 800 and that includes mutually beneficial deals , global tax benefits , subsidy elements etc etc which all will eventually bring the cost to lesser than that .. And not only me but any reasonably experienced film maker by seeing the film can see the cost can’t be more than that .."

Nov 15, 2026 10:45 AM IST
Ramayana records second-highest second Saturday collection in Hindi, behind Dhurandhar 2

Ramayana has secured the second spot among Bollywood films with the biggest second Saturday collections, earning Rs 53.75 crore net in Hindi on Day 10. Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge leads the list with Rs 58 crore, followed by Ramayana at Rs 53.75 crore and Dhurandhar at Rs 53 crore. Pushpa: The Rule – Part 2 ranks fourth with Rs 46 crore, while Chhaava takes fifth place with Rs 44 crore. Stree 2 follows with Rs 33 crore, ahead of Animal (Rs 32.47 crore), Gadar 2 (Rs 31.07 crore) and Jawan (Rs 30.10 crore). Saiyaara rounds off the top 10 with Rs 26.50 crore.

Nov 15, 2026 10:15 AM IST
Ramayana's regional languages contribute over Rs 158 crore

Ramayana Part 1's regional-language versions have collectively contributed Rs 158.35 crore to its India net collection. Kannada leads this segment with Rs 57.35 crore, followed by Telugu at Rs 44.90 crore (6.5%), Tamil at Rs 29.65 crore (4.3%) and Malayalam at Rs 26.45 crore (3.9%).

Nov 15, 2026 10:00 AM IST
Hindi contributes 76.9% of Ramayana's India net collection

The Hindi version of Ramayana Part 1 has been the biggest contributor to its India net collection, accounting for Rs 527.25 crore or 76.9% of the domestic total.

Nov 15, 2026 09:45 AM IST
Ramayana records the biggest second Saturday collection in Bollywood; beats Dhurandhar 2 and Chhaava

Ramayana has registered the biggest second Saturday collection among Bollywood films, earning Rs 72.90 crore net at the Indian box office on Day 10. It comfortably leads the list, ahead of Dhurandhar 2, which collected Rs 58 crore, followed by Dhurandhar at Rs 53 crore. Chhaava ranks fourth with Rs 44 crore, while Stree 2 occupies the fifth spot with Rs 33 crore. Animal comes sixth with Rs 32.47 crore, followed by Gadar 2 at Rs 31.07 crore and Jawan at Rs 30.10 crore. Saiyaara and Drishyam 3 share the ninth position with Rs 26.50 crore each, while The Kashmir Files rounds off the top 10 with Rs 24.80 crore.

Nov 15, 2026 09:30 AM IST
Ramayana box office: 2.36 lakh shows in 10 days; occupancy rises to 45.5% on Saturday

Ramayana Part 1 ran across 2,36,994 shows in India in its first 10 days. The film recorded an occupancy of 45.5% on Saturday (Day 10), a significant improvement over Friday's 32.1%.

Nov 15, 2026 09:15 AM IST
Ramayana box office collection: A look at the performance of Nitesh Tiwari's film

Ramayana opened with Rs 64.85 crore net and Rs 77.50 crore gross on Day 1 (Thursday, November 5), followed by Rs 48.05 crore net and Rs 57.30 crore gross on Day 2, registering a 25.9% decline. Collections jumped 45.3% on Saturday (Day 3), with the film earning Rs 69.80 crore net and Rs 83.45 crore gross.

On Sunday (Day 4), it collected Rs 56.15 crore net and Rs 66.95 crore gross, a 19.6% drop. Monday (Day 5) brought the film its biggest single-day collection of Rs 107.50 crore net and Rs 128.70 crore gross, marking a massive 91.5% jump.

On Day 6, it earned Rs 94.10 crore net and Rs 112.60 crore gross, registering a 12.5% decline, followed by Rs 70.65 crore net and Rs 84.55 crore gross on Day 7, a 24.9% drop. Day 8 saw collections fall by 24.3% to Rs 53.50 crore net and Rs 64 crore gross.

The film collected Rs 48.10 crore net and Rs 57.45 crore gross on Day 9, down 10.1% from the previous day. However, Saturday (Day 10) brought a strong 51.6% jump, with collections reaching Rs 72.90 crore net and Rs 87 crore gross. Its first eight days contributed Rs 564.60 crore net and Rs 675.05 crore gross, while the next two days added Rs 121 crore net and Rs 144.45 crore gross. Ramayana has collected Rs 685.60 crore net and Rs 819.50 crore gross at the Indian box office in 10 days.

Nov 15, 2026 09:00 AM IST
Ramayana Day 10 box office collection: Hindi version leads with Rs 53.75 crore

The Hindi version of Ramayana Part 1 contributed the most to its Day 10 collection, earning Rs 53.75 crore from 18,557 shows. The Kannada version followed with Rs 5.40 crore from 893 shows, while the Malayalam and Tamil versions collected Rs 4.75 crore each from 1,127 and 1,290 shows, respectively. The Telugu version added Rs 4.25 crore from 1,584 shows.

Nov 15, 2026 08:45 AM IST
Ramayana worldwide collection: Ranbir Kapoor-Yash starrer earns Rs 1,228 crore so far

Overseas, Yash-starrer Ramayana collected Rs 30 crore on Day 10, taking its total overseas gross collection to Rs 408.50 crore. With this, the film's worldwide gross collection has reached Rs 1,228 crore.

Nov 15, 2026 08:27 AM IST
Saturday surge boosts Ramayana's box office collection by 51.6%

Ranbir Kapoor's Ramayana Part 1 witnessed a strong 51.6 per cent jump in collections on its second Saturday, earning Rs 72.90 crore compared to Friday's Rs 48.10 crore. However, the film's Day 10 collection remained below its highest single-day haul of Rs 107.50 crore, recorded on Day 5.

Nov 15, 2026 08:25 AM IST
Ramayana box office collection: Ranbir Kapoor-starrer earns Rs 72.90 crore on Saturday

Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi film Ramayana Part 1 collected Rs 72.90 crore net across 23,451 shows on Saturday. With this, its total India gross collection has reached Rs 819.50 crore, while its India net collection stands at Rs 685.60 crore so far.

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