Ramayana box office takings in India passed Rs 500 crore net in the first seven days after the film opened in cinemas on 5 November 2026. Trade tracker Sacnilk put the seven-day India net total at Rs 511.10 crore, with India gross at Rs 611.05 crore. The film, Ramayana: Part 1, is directed by Nitesh Tiwari and stars Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash. Its run stayed strong through the first week, and the Ramayana box office total in India now stands above the mark that many large Hindi releases take longer to reach. Worldwide gross after seven days was Rs 934.55 crore, according to Sacnilk, leaving the film Rs 65.45 crore short of Rs 1,000 crore worldwide.
Ramayana box office on day seven
The Ramayana box office figure for day seven, Wednesday 11 November, was Rs 70.65 crore net in India, according to Sacnilk. That was down 24.9 percent from day six, when the film took Rs 94.10 crore net in India. The fall from day six to day seven was Rs 23.45 crore net in India. Even with that drop, day seven came in above the opening day. Day one had taken Rs 64.85 crore net in India, so the seventh day beat the first day by Rs 5.80 crore net. A seventh day above the opening day is not the usual shape of a first week, and it points to steady demand through the week rather than a front-loaded opening followed by a sharp slide.
Taken together, the Ramayana box office numbers for the first week show India net at Rs 511.10 crore and India gross at Rs 611.05 crore. Overseas takings stood at Rs 323.50 crore after seven days, with Rs 25 crore of that coming on day seven. The worldwide gross of Rs 934.55 crore is the sum of the India gross of Rs 611.05 crore and the overseas gross of Rs 323.50 crore. The overseas share of the worldwide gross after seven days was just over a third. The film also crossed Rs 100 crore worldwide on every day since release, which kept the daily worldwide total above that mark through the whole first week.
Ramayana box office run so far
The Ramayana box office run so far has kept daily worldwide takings above Rs 100 crore from the day of release through day seven. That run of seven days above Rs 100 crore worldwide gave the film its Rs 934.55 crore worldwide gross in the first week. The India net total of Rs 511.10 crore after seven days came from an opening day of Rs 64.85 crore net, a sixth day of Rs 94.10 crore net and a seventh day of Rs 70.65 crore net. The gap to Rs 1,000 crore worldwide after seven days was Rs 65.45 crore. Trade trackers will watch the second weekend to see how much of that gap closes, since the first week figures already put the film close to the mark.
In Kerala, the Ramayana box office gross passed Rs 20 crore, making it the first Bollywood film to cross Rs 20 crore gross in the state. It moved ahead of Dhurandhar 2 on that measure in Kerala. The Kerala result sits apart from the India-wide totals, and it shows the film drawing crowds in a market where Hindi releases do not often reach that level. The Kerala gross of more than Rs 20 crore came within the first seven days of release. No separate Kerala net figure was given in the trade reports, and the gross figure is the one the trackers cited for the state.
Kerala response and trade estimates
The Kerala response adds a state-level record to a first week in which the Ramayana box office already passed Rs 500 crore net in India. Ramayana: Part 1 opened on 5 November 2026 with Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash in the cast and Nitesh Tiwari as director. The seven-day India net of Rs 511.10 crore, the India gross of Rs 611.05 crore and the overseas gross of Rs 323.50 crore are all trade estimates from Sacnilk. Figures vary by tracker, so the totals reported by different trackers will not match exactly. Readers should treat the numbers as trade estimates rather than final audited totals, and the same applies to the day-wise splits for day six and day seven.
The Ramayana box office worldwide gross after seven days stood at Rs 934.55 crore, Rs 65.45 crore short of Rs 1,000 crore, with India net at Rs 511.10 crore and overseas gross at Rs 323.50 crore.