Most films would celebrate a Rs 94-crore Tuesday. For Ramayana: Part 1, it counts as a cooldown.
A day after posting the biggest Monday ever recorded by an Indian film, Nitesh Tiwari’s mythological epic slipped about 12.5% on its sixth day. It collected Rs 94.10 crore across all languages, down from Rs 107.50 crore on Monday, according to trade tracker Sacnilk. The drop is modest by weekday standards, and it does little to slow a film that is already rewriting the year’s box office rankings.
The numbers so far
Six days in, Ramayana’s India net total stands at Rs 440.45 crore, with the domestic gross at Rs 526.50 crore. Audiences abroad have contributed Rs 297 crore, including Rs 35 crore on Tuesday alone, bringing the worldwide gross to Rs 823.50 crore.
That puts the Ranbir Kapoor and Yash-led film at third among Indian releases of 2026 worldwide. Jailer 2 is next on the list at Rs 829.65 crore, a gap Ramayana should close within a day. Catching Dhurandhar: The Revenge, which leads with Rs 1,852 crore, will take much longer.
Where audiences are showing up
The Hindi version filled 54.6% of seats overall on Tuesday, but the map is uneven. Bengaluru was the standout for the Hindi 3D version, with 90.5% occupancy across 265 shows.
