Ramayana Part One has found a new gear at the Indian box office. After a powerful opening weekend and a solid hold through the festive pre-Diwali stretch, the Ranbir Kapoor and Yash-led epic has surged sharply on its first Monday, with the film heading towards Rs 120 crore nett across all languages in India by the end of day 5.
The real story lies in the way Monday has expanded the film’s reach. Circuits that were relatively quieter over the first four days, especially across North India, have joined the film’s strongest markets in a major way. That shift has turned an already big theatrical run into a nationwide surge, with the Hindi version leading from the front and the dubbed markets continuing to add substantial volume.
Monday Collections Break Wider Open
The Hindi version remains the principal driver of the day 5 jump. After collecting Rs 47 crore on day 1, Rs 38.25 crore on day 2, Rs 53 crore on day 3 and Rs 37 crore on day 4, the film is now targeting Rs 99 crore nett in Hindi on Monday. That pushes the five-day Hindi total to Rs 274.25 crore nett.
The dubbed versions are staying strong alongside it. After daily collections of Rs 18.50 crore, Rs 12.50 crore, Rs 17.50 crore and Rs 20.50 crore across the first four days, the film is expected to add Rs 21 crore nett from dubbed languages on day 5. That takes the dubbed total to Rs 90 crore nett, while the all-India five-day total moves to Rs 364.25 crore nett. With that split, the film’s projected Monday number lands cleanly at Rs 120 crore nett all-India.
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Ramayana Part One Day 5 Box Office Collection: Ranbir Kapoor And Yash starrer Sweeps the nation on Monday, Eyes Rs. 120 Cr nett plus day all india all languages
It’s Monday, and as was anticipated, Ramayana: Part One is putting up a show at the Indian box office, with the film heading towards a historic day. The film opened on a BUMPER note, and halfway through the day, a Rs. 100 crore nett collection in Hindi is looking like a possibility. That isn’t a sure thing yet, and there is still a long way to go in the day, with much to depend on how it performs through the evening and night. The momentum so far suggests that it could get there, but a realistic target for now will likely be Rs. 120 crore nett all india all languages
The film is now firing on all cylinders in the circuits that were held back by the pre-Diwali period during its first four days. The Hindi belt circuits in North India, which include East Punjab, Delhi-UP, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, are seeing a massive surge. For instance, the film collected just about Rs. 3.50 crore nett in Delhi-UP yesterday; today it will be getting close to the Rs. 20 crore nett mark. All of these circuits are on course to set new single-day records, surpassing the highs set by Dhurandhar: The Revenge earlier this year on Sunday. Mumbai and Eastern circuits may not get to record levels, as these weren’t hit that badly by Pre-Diwali, but should get close nevertheless.
Ramayana Day-Wise Advance Ticket Sales at National Chains
Day 1 – 375K
Day 2 – 195K
Day 3 – 385K
Day 4 – 285K
Day 5 – 485K
Day 6 – 320K till 6 PM
Ramayana Box Office Collection:
Hindi:
Day 1: 47.00 cr
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Day 2: 38.25 cr
Day 3: 53.00 cr
Day 4: 37.00 cr
Day 5: 100 cr
Total: ₹275.25 crore nett
Dub:
Day 1: 18.50 cr
Day 2: 12.50 cr
Day 3: 17.50 cr
Day 4: 20.50 cr
Day 5: 21.00 cr
Total: ₹90.00 crore nett
All India Total: 365.25 crore nett
Overseas:
Day 1: $5.45 M
Day 2: $4.88 M
Day 3: $7.12 M
Day 4: $6.80 M
Total: $23.25 Million (219.50 crore)
Worldwide:
Day 1: 155 crore gross
Day 2: 105 crore gross
Day 3: 132 crore gross
Day 4: 120 crore gross
Total: 507 crore gross
National Chains And Key Circuits Lead The Charge
Advance sales at the national chains had already signalled that Monday would be unusually strong for a weekday. Ramayana Part One sold 235K tickets at PVRINOX and 53K at Cinepolis, for a combined 288K at the top multiplex chains on day 5. Its day-wise national chain sales now stand at 375K, 195K, 385K, 285K and 485K across the first five days, while day 6 had already reached 320K till 6 PM.
That momentum did not remain confined to the metro multiplexes. As the day progressed, the strong advance translated into a broader circuit upswing, particularly in the Hindi belt where occupancy gathered pace in both premium centres and mass pockets. Delhi-UP, East Punjab, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh have shown the most pronounced jump, giving the film the kind of territorial lift that can reshape a first-week total. Delhi-UP in particular has leapt from about Rs 3.50 crore nett on Sunday to a day 5 finish expected to go close to Rs 20 crore nett.
What This Means For Week One
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana Part One is now heading into the back half of its first week with extraordinary momentum. More than the size of the Monday number alone, the significance lies in how widely the film is now performing across circuits and languages. A surge of this scale on day 5 gives the film a far stronger first-week trajectory than a front-loaded tentpole, and places it in commanding shape as one of the biggest Hindi event releases of the year. With Ranbir Kapoor and Yash at the centre of a multilingual spectacle, the film has clearly moved beyond an opening weekend story and into sustained blockbuster territory.
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