Anchored by Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, and Rocking Star Yash, the epic drama crossed the prestigious ₹500 crore nett milestone domestically on Wednesday (Day 7), adding ₹70.65 crore nett (₹84.55 crore gross) across all Indian languages. Combined with an overseas cumulative haul of ₹323.50 crore gross, the film stands on the cusp of entering the elite ₹1,000 crore global club by the end of its eight-day extended first week on Thursday.
Language-Wise Performance: Pan-India Dominance
While the Hindi original commands 77.1% of the domestic cumulative earnings, regional dubbed versions have demonstrated remarkable staying power through the mid-week window:
Hindi: ₹394.00 Cr nett (Day 7: ₹58.00 Cr across 19,715 shows)
Kannada: ₹45.70 Cr nett (Day 7: ₹4.50 Cr) — driven by Yash’s marquee appeal in Karnataka
Telugu: ₹35.75 Cr nett (Day 7: ₹2.75 Cr)
Tamil: ₹20.00 Cr nett (Day 7: ₹2.65 Cr)
Malayalam: ₹15.65 Cr nett (Day 7: ₹2.75 Cr — recorded an extraordinary 68.0% occupancy on Day 7, the highest among all language versions)
Regional & Format Trends on Day 7
Operating across 24,239 shows nationwide on Wednesday, the film registered a robust show-weighted average occupancy of 43.4%:
3D Formats Outperforming: Hindi 3D screenings maintained 44.50% overall occupancy (peaking at 58.92% in evening shows), led by strong turnouts in Ahmedabad (53.8%), Bengaluru (52.8%), and Kolkata (52.0%). Hindi 2D screenings averaged 38.46%, with Jaipur topping regional charts at 52.0%.
International Split: Overseas markets contributed ₹25.00 crore gross on Wednesday alone, pushing the international cumulative gross to ₹323.50 crore (34.6% of the global share).
All-Time Leaderboard & Day 8 Outlook
In just seven days, Ramayana: Part One has climbed to become the sixth biggest Bollywood grosser and the 11th highest-grossing Indian film of all time globally—entering an elite chart led by Dangal, Dhurandhar: The Revenge, Baahubali 2: The Conclusion, and Pushpa 2: The Rule. Within the 2026 calendar year, it already stands as the third highest-grossing Indian title worldwide behind Dhurandhar: The Revenge (₹1,852 crore) and Jailer 2.
With Day 8 (Thursday) morning shows already registering nearly ₹6 crore nett by 11:00 AM across 6,600+ early screenings, trade analysts confirm that Ramayana: Part One will comfortably cross the ₹1,000 crore worldwide gross benchmark later today, closing out its extended eight-day opening week in historic territory.
