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Ramayan Day 1 Box Office: Ranbir-Yash Epic Opens at Rs 62.47 Crores
✍️ Bollywood Hungama
🗓 06 Nov 2026, 01:48 PM
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The Ranbir Kapoor and Yash-starrer 'Ramayan' has opened at Rs 62.47 crores on Day 1, with strong performance in the Hindi belt but underwhelming results in the South.
The highly anticipated mythological epic 'Ramayan,' starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, has concluded its first day of theatrical release with a gross collection of Rs 62.47 crores. The film, which has been generating significant buzz due to its star power and subject matter, has shown a distinct regional split in its box office performance.
Industry reports indicate that the Hindi belt has been the primary driver of the film's opening numbers, delivering strong collections across major metros and tier-2 cities. The audience response in these regions has been positive, contributing significantly to the overall gross figure.
Conversely, the film's performance in the South Indian markets has been described as disappointing. Despite the presence of Yash, a major star in South Indian cinema, the movie failed to replicate the same level of success in these territories as it did in the North. This regional disparity highlights the varying audience preferences for mythological epics across different parts of India.
As the film enters its second day, industry analysts will be watching closely to see if the momentum from the Hindi belt can sustain the collections or if the weak South performance will impact the overall trajectory of the release.
Industry reports indicate that the Hindi belt has been the primary driver of the film's opening numbers, delivering strong collections across major metros and tier-2 cities. The audience response in these regions has been positive, contributing significantly to the overall gross figure.
Conversely, the film's performance in the South Indian markets has been described as disappointing. Despite the presence of Yash, a major star in South Indian cinema, the movie failed to replicate the same level of success in these territories as it did in the North. This regional disparity highlights the varying audience preferences for mythological epics across different parts of India.
As the film enters its second day, industry analysts will be watching closely to see if the momentum from the Hindi belt can sustain the collections or if the weak South performance will impact the overall trajectory of the release.