Ramayana – Part I, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, continues its extraordinary run at the Indian box office. After creating history with a staggering Rs. 103.47 crore collection on Monday, November 9, the Nitesh Tiwari-directed mythological epic has delivered another phenomenal performance, collecting Rs. 89.67 crores nett on its sixth day, Tuesday, November 10. With this, the film’s cumulative domestic collections have reached an impressive Rs. 423.46 crores nett across all languages in just six days.
What makes Tuesday’s performance particularly noteworthy is that the film has maintained substantial momentum after its record-breaking Monday. While collections declined by approximately 13%, the numbers remain extraordinary for a film in its sixth day of release. In fact, Tuesday has emerged as Ramayana’s second-biggest single day at the Indian box office, behind only Monday’s Rs. 103.47 crores.
The film has consequently collected a phenomenal Rs. 193.14 crores nett across Monday and Tuesday alone. This is particularly significant because the two days have collectively contributed approximately 45.61% of the film’s entire six-day domestic business.
After collecting Rs. 85.20 crores nett on Monday, Hindi has delivered another massive day, generating Rs. 74.05 crores on Tuesday. This represents approximately 82.58% of the film’s total sixth-day business. The Hindi version’s six-day cumulative collection now stands at an extraordinary Rs. 326.07 crores nett.
Among the South Indian versions, Kannada continues to lead the pack. The Kannada version collected Rs. 7 crores nett on Tuesday, marginally higher than Monday’s Rs. 6.92 crores. Telugu occupies the next position, collecting Rs. 3.23 crores on Tuesday, followed by Tamil at Rs. 2.99 crores and Malayalam at Rs. 2.40 crores. While Telugu witnessed a decline from Monday’s Rs. 5.50 crores, Tamil also softened from Rs. 3.45 crores. Malayalam, meanwhile, maintained its Monday collections of Rs. 2.40 crores.
