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Ranabaali Surpasses ₹15 Cr on Day 2, Beats Nayyi Navelli and Prahaar
✍️ ETV Bharat
🗓 18 Oct 2026, 03:18 AM
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The Vijay‑Rashmika starrer Ranabaali has crossed the ₹15 crore mark on its second day of release, maintaining its lead over the competing films Nayyi Navelli and Prahaar.
Ranabaali, the action‑thriller featuring Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna, has reported a cumulative gross of over ₹15 crore by the end of its second day in theatres across India. The film’s performance has kept it ahead of the other releases in the same slot, notably Nayyi Navelli and Prahaar.
Box‑office analysts note that the film’s strong opening day haul of approximately ₹12 crore has been sustained by positive word‑of‑mouth and a robust marketing push. The second‑day collections added roughly ₹3 crore, pushing the total beyond the ₹15 crore threshold.
Cinema owners in major markets such as Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Chennai have reported high occupancy rates, with several screens running the film for multiple shows. The film’s distributor has confirmed that the current trajectory positions Ranabaali as a commercial success for the summer release window.
Industry insiders anticipate that the film’s momentum will continue into the weekend, potentially setting new benchmarks for mid‑budget releases in the current cinematic landscape.
Box‑office analysts note that the film’s strong opening day haul of approximately ₹12 crore has been sustained by positive word‑of‑mouth and a robust marketing push. The second‑day collections added roughly ₹3 crore, pushing the total beyond the ₹15 crore threshold.
Cinema owners in major markets such as Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Chennai have reported high occupancy rates, with several screens running the film for multiple shows. The film’s distributor has confirmed that the current trajectory positions Ranabaali as a commercial success for the summer release window.
Industry insiders anticipate that the film’s momentum will continue into the weekend, potentially setting new benchmarks for mid‑budget releases in the current cinematic landscape.