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Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Ramayana’ Surpasses ₹500 Cr in First Week, Overtakes Dhurandhar 2 & Pushpa 2
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🗓 13 Nov 2026, 09:07 AM
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The film starring Ranbir Kapoor has crossed the ₹500 crore mark in its opening week, setting a new box‑office record and surpassing the previous benchmarks held by Dhurandhar 2 and Pushpa 2.
The Hindi film "Ramayana", featuring Ranbir Kapoor, has reported a first‑week gross exceeding ₹500 crore, according to box‑office trackers. This milestone places the film at the top of the domestic earnings chart for the week.
The achievement eclipses the earlier records set by "Dhurandhar 2" and "Pushpa 2", both of which had dominated the box office in their respective release windows. "Ramayana"’s earnings now represent the highest opening‑week collection for a Hindi film in recent memory.
Industry analysts view the result as a sign of strong audience reception for the mythological epic, with distributors noting the film’s wide reach across multiplexes and single‑screen theatres. The robust performance also underscores Ranbir Kapoor’s drawing power in the current cinematic landscape.
While the film’s total run remains to be seen, the first‑week haul suggests a promising trajectory for the remainder of its theatrical run, potentially setting new benchmarks for future releases.
The achievement eclipses the earlier records set by "Dhurandhar 2" and "Pushpa 2", both of which had dominated the box office in their respective release windows. "Ramayana"’s earnings now represent the highest opening‑week collection for a Hindi film in recent memory.
Industry analysts view the result as a sign of strong audience reception for the mythological epic, with distributors noting the film’s wide reach across multiplexes and single‑screen theatres. The robust performance also underscores Ranbir Kapoor’s drawing power in the current cinematic landscape.
While the film’s total run remains to be seen, the first‑week haul suggests a promising trajectory for the remainder of its theatrical run, potentially setting new benchmarks for future releases.