Nitesh Tiwari's "Ramayana: Part 1," starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, has made a remarkable start at the global box office, accumulating an estimated ₹663.90 crore worldwide within its first five days of release. The epic mythological film has captivated audiences across Hindi and regional markets, establishing itself as one of the year's most significant releases.
Strong Domestic Performance Drives Collections
Domestically, the film's net collection reached ₹346.35 crore, with a gross total of ₹413.90 crore in India. Day 5 alone saw a substantial surge, bringing in ₹107.50 crore net, making "Ramayana" only the second Bollywood movie to cross the ₹100 crore net mark in a single day, following "Dhurandhar 2." This impressive performance was supported by an estimated 64.9 percent occupancy across 23,911 shows.
The Hindi version led the contributions, securing ₹260 crore net over five days. Other language versions also performed strongly, with Kannada at ₹33.45 crore, Telugu at ₹29 crore, Tamil at ₹13.75 crore, and Malayalam at ₹10.15 crore.
Consistent Growth and Overseas Momentum
The film demonstrated consistent growth throughout its opening days, collecting ₹48.05 crore net on Day 2, ₹69.80 crore on Day 3, and ₹56.15 crore on Day 4, before its massive Day 5 haul. This steady escalation underscores robust audience engagement.
"Ramayana" also achieved significant international success, with overseas earnings estimated at ₹250 crore over five days. Its international gross steadily climbed from ₹97.25 crore after Day 2 to ₹169 crore after Day 3, and ₹225 crore after Day 4, culminating in the five-day total.
The strong opening-week momentum positions "Ramayana: Part 1" as a major contender at the box office, setting the stage for continued success in the coming weeks.