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Ramayana Nears ₹200 Crore Net, Targets Stree 2 and Gadar 2 5‑Day Record
✍️ Sacnilk
🗓 09 Nov 2026, 01:45 AM
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The Hindi‑language film Ramayana has crossed the ₹200 crore net mark, positioning it to challenge the five‑day earnings record set by Stree 2 and Gadar 2.
Ramayana, the latest Hindi‑language release, has reported a net box‑office collection that is approaching the ₹200 crore milestone, according to trade data compiled by Sacnilk. The film’s earnings over the opening days have placed it within striking distance of the five‑day revenue pace set by recent hits Stree 2 and Gadar 2.
Industry analysts note that reaching the ₹200 crore net threshold is a significant indicator of a film’s commercial viability in the current market, especially for a domestic‑language title. Ramayana’s performance suggests strong audience reception across both metropolitan and tier‑2 centres.
If the current trajectory continues, the film could match or surpass the record‑setting pace of Stree 2 and Gadar 2, which each amassed substantial collections in their first five days of release. The next few days will be crucial as the film seeks to consolidate its position ahead of the weekend.
The box‑office figures are based on reported net earnings, which exclude taxes and distributor shares, and are subject to final verification by the film’s distributors.
Industry analysts note that reaching the ₹200 crore net threshold is a significant indicator of a film’s commercial viability in the current market, especially for a domestic‑language title. Ramayana’s performance suggests strong audience reception across both metropolitan and tier‑2 centres.
If the current trajectory continues, the film could match or surpass the record‑setting pace of Stree 2 and Gadar 2, which each amassed substantial collections in their first five days of release. The next few days will be crucial as the film seeks to consolidate its position ahead of the weekend.
The box‑office figures are based on reported net earnings, which exclude taxes and distributor shares, and are subject to final verification by the film’s distributors.