Mumbai, November 10, 2026: Namit Malhotra’s Ramayana has completed five days at the box office, collecting ₹346.35 crore India net and an estimated ₹663.90 crore worldwide gross. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the film has established several major records across theatrical collections, BookMyShow (BMS) ticket sales and IMAX screenings. Its biggest breakthrough came on Diwali Monday, November 9, when the film recorded its highest single-day collections and surpassed major ticket-booking benchmarks previously held by Dhurandhar 2 and Pushpa 2.
Ramayana registered approximately 16.60 lakh BMS ticket sales on Monday, surpassing Dhurandhar 2’s Bollywood single-day record of 16.40 lakh and setting a new first-Monday benchmark ahead of Pushpa 2. The film also reportedly crossed 1.40 lakh bookings in a single hour, establishing a new hourly sales record. At the box office, its ₹107.50 crore India net collection made it only the second Bollywood film after Dhurandhar 2 to cross ₹100 crore net in a single day, while its Hindi version’s ₹87.25 crore ranked among the biggest individual Hindi-language collection days.
Ramayana Box Office Records and Major Milestones After 5 Days
Note: The list includes outright records and major ranking milestones based on available tracking. IMAX figures are preliminary estimates.
Ramayana’s Historic IMAX Opening and Overseas Achievements
Ramayana also delivered the biggest reported worldwide IMAX opening for an Indian film, generating approximately $6 million during its extended opening weekend. According to Variety, India contributed roughly $2 million, while North American IMAX screenings earned around $2.5 million. The film also reportedly established Indian-film opening records in Thailand, the Netherlands and South Africa, expanding its achievements beyond traditional overseas markets.
Another notable aspect of Ramayana’s run has been its accelerating advance-booking demand. The Day 5 advance reached ₹59.51 crore gross including blocked seats, compared with ₹50.08 crore for opening day on the same basis. Its strong multilingual performance also helped it match Jawan’s five-day pace to ₹300 crore India net. With the Diwali holiday period ending, the film’s next challenge will be sustaining ticket sales through regular weekdays and extending its record-breaking run. Stay tuned for further box office updates.
