The big-screen adaptation of Indian epic Ramayana is off to a good start at the box office. The film, featuring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash, achieved the ₹200 crore mark worldwide in just two days of its theatrical release. Under the direction of Nitesh Tiwari, the movie has a worldwide gross collection of ₹221.05 crore, drawing fans from India as well as foreign territories.
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Ramayana Collection Day 2 at the Box Office
Ramayana Day 2 (6th November 2026) is also around Rs 48.05 crore net in India, according to trade researcher Box Office India. The film’s total net collection for two days stands at Rs 112.90 crore in the country. The film registered a drop of 25.9% compared to its opening day collection of Rs 64.85 crore.
Hindi Version Tops Multilingual Titles
The Hindi section of the movie had the biggest reading market share when it came to collection. The collection was of rs 35.50 crore on the second day, rs 5.15 crore on the second day in Hindi, rs 4.75 crore in Telugu, rs 1.50 crore in Tamil and rs 1.15 crore in Malayalam.
Ramayana Worldwide Box Office Collection Reaches ₹221.05 Crore
The film has also managed to perform well in international markets. On the film’s second day itself, it is said to have earned around ₹35 crore overseas. The film’s total overseas gross collection is now ₹86.25 crore. The film has a total gross collection of ₹134.80 crore in India, taking its total gross collection worldwide to ₹221.05 crore.
Who Plays Which Character in Ramayana?
The film stars a star-studded cast, Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi as Sita, Yash as Ravana and Ravi Dubey as Lakshman. Sunny Deol also stars as Hanuman. This film presents the Indian epic on a grand scale on screen with the appropriate cinematic narrative of the legendary story.
Can Ramayana Set New Box Office Records?
The film has made a solid start at the box office by crossing ₹221.05 crore worldwide in just two days. But the film’s second day domestic collection was below its opening day figure. Its box office collections, audience reaction and weekend collections over the coming days will be crucial in deciding whether Ramayana can break records at the box office.
