Monday was supposed to be the test. Instead, Ramayana turned it into a record. Nitesh Tiwari’s epic collected ₹107.5 crore nett on its first Monday, the highest Day 5 ever for an Indian film, beating Dhurandhar 2 and Pushpa 2.
Now all eyes are on Tuesday. Here’s the full collection so far, what the Day 6 advance bookings say, and the milestones still in sight.
| Day 5 (Mon, Nov 9) | ₹107.5 cr nett (all languages) |
| Opening weekend (Thu–Sun) | ₹238.85 cr nett |
| 5-day India total | ₹346.35 cr nett / ₹413.9 cr gross |
| Hindi only (5 days, estimate) | about ₹265 cr (Bollywood Hungama) |
| Overseas (Days 1–4) | ₹222 cr |
| Worldwide | ₹663.9 cr gross (Sacnilk) |
| Day 6 advance (as of 2 AM, Nov 10) | ₹44.63 cr gross, 25,297 shows |
| Day 6 final | Updating tonight |
Ramayana Box Office Collection Day 6
Advance bookings tell the story. By early Tuesday morning, Sacnilk reported ₹44.63 crore gross already booked across 25,297 shows for Day 6. Separately, The Week reported over 11 lakh tickets sold for the day across PVR, INOX and Cinepolis by Monday night.
Trade reports say those numbers point toward another ₹100 crore nett day across all languages. If that happens, Ramayana would cross ₹440 crore nett in India in just six days. We’ll add the final Day 6 figure here as soon as it comes in tonight.
Day 5: The Record-Breaking Monday
Ramayana collected ₹107.5 crore nett on Monday, November 9, its biggest single day so far. Thanks to the post-Diwali holiday it went up from the weekend instead of dropping, and it set the record for the biggest Day 5 of all time.
Ramayana Worldwide Collection
Overseas, the film earned ₹222 crore in its first four days, and it ranked second worldwide over the November 6–8 weekend with $54.10 million globally. Sacnilk puts its total worldwide gross at around ₹663.9 crore, comfortably past the ₹600 crore mark.
What’s Next: ₹500 Crore and Beyond
At this pace, ₹500 crore nett in India looks very reachable within the first week. Regional holidays and strong weekday bookings could even push the worldwide total past ₹1,000 crore by the second weekend, trade reports suggest. In Kerala, Ramayana needs only around ₹6 crore more to beat Dhurandhar 2‘s all-time Bollywood record there.
Not bad for a film that opened to mixed reactions and a first day that fell short of Adipurush. Read our Ramayana Part 1 review, the public reaction, and the debate around Yash’s Ravana.
FAQs
What is Ramayana’s Day 6 box office collection?
Final figures come in tonight. Advance bookings had crossed ₹44 crore gross by early Tuesday, pointing to another ₹100-crore-nett day.
What is Ramayana’s total collection after 5 days?
₹346.35 crore nett in India (₹413.9 crore gross), according to Sacnilk.
How much did Ramayana earn on Day 5?
₹107.5 crore nett, the biggest Day 5 ever for an Indian film.
What is Ramayana’s worldwide collection?
Around ₹663.9 crore gross, according to Sacnilk.
When did Ramayana: Part One release?
November 5, 2026.
Source: Sacnilk box office tracker
