Ramayana First Week Gross Stands At 940 Crores

Ramayana: Part 1 has delivered a phenomenal first week performance at the Indian box office, collecting ₹615 crore gross in seven days. The film sold nearly 1.70 crore tickets across 1,75,613 shows. Its overseas business is at ₹325 crore, taking the worldwide first week gross to ₹940 crore.
The post Diwali holidays played a major role in the film's impressive run. Monday emerged as the biggest day with ₹130 crore, followed by Tuesday's ₹110 crore. Even Wednesday managed ₹85 crore, comfortably crossing the opening day collection of ₹80 crore. The Monday surge alone witnessed nearly 35 lakh tickets sold.
The Hindi version dominates with ₹472 crore, contributing 77.5% of India's reported gross. Kannada follows with ₹52 crore, Telugu with ₹48 crore, Tamil with ₹25 crore and Malayalam with ₹18 crore. Among the South Indian versions, Kannada leads, while Telugu recorded over 24 lakh ticket sales.
Maharashtra leads the state wise business with ₹120 crore, while Karnataka follows strongly with ₹90 crore (Including all versions). The film has also registered impressive collections across the Telugu states. Ramayana stands at third highest first week Grosser after Pushpa 2 with ₹1010 Crore and Dhurandhar with ₹1000 crore followed by Baahubali 2 in fourth place with ₹860 crore and KGF 2 in fifth place with ₹720 crore.
- Veda
















































