Ramayana Part One Smashes Rs 450 Crore Hindi Nett, Rs 575 Crore India Nett And Rs 1025 Crore Worldwide In 8 Days

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Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram commands the battlefield in Ramayana Part One, the mythological epic racing past Rs 1025 crore worldwide

Ramayana Part One is turning its theatrical run into a full scale event. The Ranbir Kapoor film, co-starring Yash in a pivotal role, has now crossed Rs 450 crore nett in Hindi, Rs 575 crore nett across India in all languages, and Rs 1025 crore gross worldwide within just eight days, underlining the film’s extraordinary pull at the box office.

What makes the feat stand out even more is the pace at which the film has piled up these totals. After a thunderous opening week, Ramayana Part One continued to draw audiences on Day 8, adding an estimated Rs 40.50 crore nett in Hindi and Rs 8 crore nett from the dubbed versions. That takes the all-India total to Rs 575.56 crore nett, with the Hindi version alone contributing Rs 450.06 crore nett.

Day 8 Keeps The Momentum Alive

The film’s Hindi day-wise tally now stands at Rs 47 crore on Day 1, Rs 38.25 crore on Day 2, Rs 53 crore on Day 3, Rs 37 crore on Day 4, Rs 95 crore on Day 5, Rs 78.21 crore on Day 6, Rs 61.10 crore on Day 7, and Rs 40.50 crore on Day 8. Its dubbed versions have added Rs 125.50 crore nett so far, giving the film a formidable all-language total in India.

Advance sales at the national chains remain healthy as the film heads into its next big test. Day 9 advance booking stood at 120,000 tickets by 9 pm, after Day 8 closed at 178,000 tickets across PVRINOX and Cinepolis. Those numbers point to another strong round of multiplex business as the second weekend begins.

The Worldwide Total Crosses Rs 1025 Crore

Overseas, Ramayana Part One had already collected $35.55 million through its first seven days, which translates to roughly Rs 334 crore. With India gross and overseas combined, the film’s worldwide total has crossed Rs 1025 crore by Day 8.

That milestone places the film among the fastest Indian theatrical performers to enter the Rs 1000 crore club globally. Box Office Worldwide has exclusively learned that the film’s global hold remains especially strong in international markets, where the scale, visual presentation and familiar epic storytelling have helped it sustain audience interest beyond the opening weekend.

Ramayana Part One Box Office Collection Day 8: Ranbir Kapoor And Yash Starrer Crosses 450 Crore Nett Hindi India, 575 Crore Nett All India All Languages And Crosses 1025 Crore Worldwide Gross

Ramayana Part One Advance Booking In National Chains for tomorrow day 9:

PVRINOX – 98K
Cinepolis – 22k
Total: 120K

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 – 395K
Day 7 – 260K
Day 8 – 178K
Day 9 – 120K (at 9 pm)

Ramayana Box Office Collection:

Hindi:

Day 1: 47.00 cr

Day 2: 38.25 cr

Day 3: 53.00 cr

Day 4: 37.00 cr

Day 5: 95.00 cr

Day 6: 78.21 cr

Day 7: 61.10 cr

Day 8: 40.50 cr

Total: ₹450.06 crore nett

Dub:

Day 1: 18.50 cr

Day 2: 12.50 cr

Day 3: 17.50 cr

Day 4: 20.00 cr

Day 5: 19.50 cr

Day 6: 16.50 cr

Day 7: 13.00 cr

Day 8: 8.00 cr

Total: ₹125.50 crore nett

All India Total: ₹ 575.56 crore nett

Overseas:

Day 1: $5.60 M

Day 2: $4.85 M

Day 3: $7.55 M

Day 4: $6.35 M

Day 5: $3.75 M

Day 6: $3.75 M

Day 7: $3.70 M

Total: $35.55 Million (₹ 334 crore)

Worldwide:

Day 1: 155 crore

Day 2: 105 crore

Day 3: 148 crore

Day 4: 118 crore

Day 5: 169 crore

Day 6: 143 crore

Day 7: 115 crore

Day 8: 80 crore expected

Total: ₹ 1025 crore gross

Cast, Crew And Film Details

Directed by Nitesh Tiwari and produced by Namit Malhotra, Ramayana Part One stars Ranbir Kapoor as Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana. The ensemble cast also includes Sunny Deol, Ravi Dubey, Kajal Aggarwal, Lara Dutta and Arun Govil. Released on November 5, 2026, the film is the first chapter of a planned two-part epic mounted on a massive canvas.

The story follows the early arc of Rama’s journey and sets up the larger conflict that will continue in the second installment.

What The Second Weekend Means

The second weekend now becomes the key phase in the film’s run, especially after such a gigantic first eight days. Strong national chain bookings show that audience demand remains active, and the film is entering the weekend with the kind of momentum that keeps occupancies high across premium multiplexes and major centres.

With Day 9 already at 120,000 tickets in national chains by 9 pm, Ramayana Part One heads into the weekend with clear box office muscle and a strong chance of delivering another commanding round of theatrical business across India.

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