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‘Ramayana’ earns over three times as much as ‘Animal’, crosses Rs 1,200 crore worldwide.

By · Via Times of India · Published by Everything Blog

In short

On its tenth theatrical day, the film collected Rs 72.90 crore net in India, registering a 51.6% jump over the previous day. While the Hindi version remains the primary driver by generating Rs 53.75 crore on its second Saturday, regional releases also provided consistent support across southern markets. Notably, Malayalam screenings posted a leading 83% domestic occupancy, boosting the overall theatrical momentum.

Key points

  • The epic's tenth-day domestic haul was more than double the Rs 36 crore net earned by Ran…: The epic's tenth-day domestic haul was more than double the Rs 36 crore net earned by Ranbir Kapoor's previous film, Animal.
  • The project achieved a domestic gross of Rs 819.50 crore with an overall tenth-day theate…: The project achieved a domestic gross of Rs 819.50 crore with an overall tenth-day theater occupancy of 45.5%.
  • Malayalam screenings led domestic engagement on Day 10 by recording an impressive 83% the…: Malayalam screenings led domestic engagement on Day 10 by recording an impressive 83% theater occupancy.

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Yash's 'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend' continues its impressive theatrical run, recording a major jump in collections on its second Saturday. The mythological epic collected Rs 72.90 cr net in India on Day 10, registering a 51.6% rise over the previous day's earnings. With this, the film's domestic net collection has reached Rs 685.60 cr, while its India gross stands at Rs 819.50 cr. The film has also crossed the Rs 1,200 cr milestone worldwide, with its cumulative gross collection reaching Rs 1,228 cr.

'Ramayana' Day 10 box office collection across languages

According to Sacnilk, the Hindi version remained the biggest contributor to the film's Saturday earnings. It collected Rs 53.75 cr from 18,557 shows. The Kannada version followed with Rs 5.40 cr from 893 screenings. Both Malayalam and Tamil versions earned Rs 4.75 cr each, from 1,127 and 1,290 shows, respectively. Telugu contributed another Rs 4.25 cr through 1,584 screenings.

Across all five languages, the film registered an overall occupancy of 45.5% on Saturday. Malayalam recorded the highest occupancy at 83%, followed by Tamil at 62.5%…

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