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Entertainment
Ramayana Part 1 grosses Rs 934 crore worldwide in eight days
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🗓 13 Nov 2026, 05:03 AM
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The mythological epic ‘Ramayana Part 1’ has earned Rs 934 crore globally by the end of its eighth day of release, according to latest box‑office data.
The Indian fantasy‑drama ‘Ramayana Part 1’ continued its strong theatrical run, crossing the Rs 934 crore mark worldwide after eight days. The figure combines earnings from domestic theatres, overseas markets and premium formats, reflecting the film’s broad appeal across demographics.
Industry trackers attribute the robust performance to the film’s high production values, star‑studded cast and the cultural resonance of the Ramayana narrative. The movie opened to packed auditoriums in major metros and has maintained steady footfall in tier‑2 and tier‑3 cities.
Analysts note that the Rs 934 crore total places ‘Ramayana Part 1’ among the highest‑grossing Indian releases of the year, and it is on track to challenge the all‑time domestic box‑office records once the final weeks conclude.
The producers have not disclosed the exact split between domestic and overseas collections, but early reports suggest that overseas markets contributed a significant share, driven by the Indian diaspora in North America, the Middle East and Europe.
With the eighth‑day milestone confirmed, the film’s distributors are optimistic about sustaining momentum as it approaches the weekend of its second week, a period traditionally critical for box‑office longevity.
Industry trackers attribute the robust performance to the film’s high production values, star‑studded cast and the cultural resonance of the Ramayana narrative. The movie opened to packed auditoriums in major metros and has maintained steady footfall in tier‑2 and tier‑3 cities.
Analysts note that the Rs 934 crore total places ‘Ramayana Part 1’ among the highest‑grossing Indian releases of the year, and it is on track to challenge the all‑time domestic box‑office records once the final weeks conclude.
The producers have not disclosed the exact split between domestic and overseas collections, but early reports suggest that overseas markets contributed a significant share, driven by the Indian diaspora in North America, the Middle East and Europe.
With the eighth‑day milestone confirmed, the film’s distributors are optimistic about sustaining momentum as it approaches the weekend of its second week, a period traditionally critical for box‑office longevity.