Ranbir Kapoor's Ramayana is going strong at the worldwide box office, collecting above Rs 100 crore for three consecutive days.
Ramayana has crossed the ₹200 crore India net mark in just four days, placing it alongside the fastest-starting Bollywood blockbusters in recent memory.
Ramayana’s strong opening weekend is turning into a promising first week, with advance demand still rising.
Here’s a detailed look at how much Ramayana earned on Day 2, its language-wise performance, and whether the Diwali weekend can help the two-part epic maintain its momentum at the box office.
The film has done decent business at the box office on the first day of its theatrical release and is expected to see further boost on its first Friday.
With just a day left for release, audiences are not waiting for reviews—they are booking their seats for Ramayana in record numbers.
With bookings still open and the release two days away, the advance numbers suggest a strong start for the mythological epic.
The Ranbir Kapoor and Yash-led epic has sold 4.90 lakh tickets, including blocked seats, across 12,631 shows ahead of its November 5 release. Sacnilk has tracked these sales across 12,631 shows, with the opening-day occupancy currently reported at 18%, or 14% excluding blocked seats.
Even so, the superstar’s film remains a certified blockbuster. The real threat now comes from outside: Ranbir Kapoor and Yash’s mythological epic Ramayana hits screens on November 5, and trade watchers believe its arrival could trigger a mass exodus of screens away from Jailer 2.
With ₹800 crore firmly in sight, the big question isn’t if it’ll get there — it’s whether it can cross the mark before Ranbir Kapoor’s much-awaited ‘Ramayana’ storms theatres and steals the spotlight.
Jailer 2 has become the highest-grossing non-Malayalam film in Kerala box-office history, ending a long-standing record associated with the Baahubali franchise.
The film’s advance booking window opened on Dussehra in India and the response has grown steadily.
The Rajinikanth-starrer is also the highest-grossing Tamil film of 2026, having overtaken its own predecessor’s era-defining benchmark and become Kollywood’s first ₹700-crore worldwide grosser ahead of 2.0, Leo, the original Jailer, and Coolie.
Jailer 2 has created history by becoming the first Kollywood film to sell over 1 crore tickets on BookMyShow, achieving the milestone in just 12 days, according to Sacnilk.
Sacnilk’s latest update suggests that Ramayana: Part 1 is shaping up for a strong worldwide opening. While India remains a major driver of the opening-day response, overseas markets have also added meaningfully to the early total.
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the mythological epic is set to release in theatres on November 5, 2026, with ticket sales picking up ahead of its theatrical release.
Nine days after release, the Nelson Dilipkumar directorial — starring Rajinikanth alongside Mohanlal and Shiva Rajkumar — continues to dominate screens across Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi markets.
As of Friday, the film sold 1.47 lakh tickets across 3,968 shows worth ₹8.28 crore (₹6.26 crore minus block seats).
Screens across Tamil Nadu lit up, overseas numbers soared, and within a week, the film had already overtaken the lifetime collection of Thalapathy Vijay’s 2023 film Leo.
With 14 days still left for release, Ramayana: Part 1 has already built a solid opening-day base.
From a massive opening day to a Dussehra holiday boost, the Nelson Dilipkumar-directorial’s box office journey has been nothing short of sensational.
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