Sacnilk Puts Ramayana at ₹440.45 Crore India Net, ₹823.50 Crore Worldwide Gross

Ramayana's India net collection reached ₹440.45 crore through Tuesday, 10 November 2026, according to Sacnilk, a box office tracker whose figures are estimates. Its latest update, time-stamped 10 November at 10:08 pm IST, puts India gross at ₹526.50 crore and worldwide gross at ₹823.50 crore. Sacnilk describes the overseas figures as rough estimates subject to change.

The film opened on Thursday, 5 November 2026. In its first four days, Sacnilk's daily India net ranged from ₹48.05 crore to ₹69.80 crore. Monday, 9 November, was listed at ₹107.50 crore, and Tuesday at ₹94.10 crore. Monday and Tuesday are now the two largest daily figures in the tracker's table.

Monday and Tuesday Lift the Film Past ₹440 Crore

Sacnilk's Day 5 page, last updated on 9 November 2026 at 10:09 pm IST, records Monday's India net at ₹107.50 crore and India gross at ₹128.70 crore. The advance report called Monday, the day after Lakshmi Puja, a holiday, and said it should bring much stronger spot booking than the opening Thursday, with the outcome depending on walk-in sales in the Hindi belt.

Tuesday, 10 November, brought ₹94.10 crore net and ₹112.60 crore gross. That is about 12.5 per cent below Monday's net. The cumulative India net after six days is ₹440.45 crore, up from ₹238.85 crore after Sunday, and India gross stands at ₹526.50 crore.

Occupancy figures in Sacnilk's tables were 36.0 per cent on the opening Thursday, 64.9 per cent on Monday and 55.3 per cent on Tuesday. Friday's 28.9 per cent was the lowest of the six days.

Sacnilk's Day 5 page gives an average net per show of ₹44,958 for Monday and footfalls so far of 1,34,45,571.

Day-Wise Net and Gross for the First Six Days

Thursday 5 November, the opening day, recorded ₹64.85 crore net and ₹77.50 crore gross. Friday 6 November brought ₹48.05 crore net and ₹57.30 crore gross. Saturday 7 November came in at ₹69.80 crore net and ₹83.45 crore gross. Sunday 8 November recorded ₹56.15 crore net and ₹66.95 crore gross.

Day-on-day changes in net were large. Net fell 25.9 per cent on Friday, rose 45.3 per cent on Saturday and fell 19.6 per cent on Sunday. It rose 91.5 per cent on Monday, then fell 12.5 per cent on Tuesday. The first three days together totalled ₹182.70 crore net, and the first four days ₹238.85 crore.

Sacnilk's table lists show counts alongside each day. The opening day had 25,200 shows, Friday 23,316, Saturday 23,696 and Sunday 21,770. Monday ran 23,911 shows.

Sacnilk's overseas figures are shown as running totals. The Day 5 page gives overseas gross of ₹37.00 crore for Monday and ₹262.00 crore cumulatively. The Day 6 page gives ₹35.00 crore for Tuesday and ₹297.00 crore cumulatively.

On Sacnilk's Day 6 figures, ₹526.50 crore India gross plus ₹297.00 crore overseas gross comes to ₹823.50 crore. The Day 5 worldwide figure was ₹675.90 crore.

Net Against Net and Gross Against Gross: The Animal Comparison

At the two-day stage, Sacnilk had Ramayana at ₹112.90 crore India net, against ₹130.07 crore for Animal. A Sacnilk comparison article dated 7 November 2026 said the domestic figures were final for both days and the overseas figures were early estimates that may change as markets complete their reporting. KGF: Chapter 2 and Toxic each passed ₹100 crore on their first day, at ₹116.00 crore and ₹101.10 crore, in the same tracker's figures.

Animal, which opened on 1 December 2023, took ₹63.80 crore net on its first day and ₹66.27 crore on its second. Its net fell to ₹43.96 crore on Day 4 and ₹30.39 crore on Day 6, a Wednesday.

Sacnilk's day-wise table for Animal gives a six-day India net of ₹313.35 crore and India gross of ₹373.18 crore. Ramayana's six-day India net of ₹440.45 crore is ₹127.10 crore higher, and its India gross of ₹526.50 crore is ₹153.32 crore higher.

On worldwide gross, Sacnilk puts Ramayana at ₹823.50 crore through Day 6 and Animal at ₹527.78 crore through its sixth day. Animal's overseas gross totalled ₹154.60 crore, including ₹10.60 crore on its sixth day. Sacnilk says its Animal figures are estimates that can differ, sometimes widely, from producers' figures.

Monday and Tuesday are now the two largest daily figures in the tracker's table.

Advance Bookings and the Holiday Monday

Sacnilk's advance report, published on 8 November 2026 at 7:39 pm IST, put Day 5 gross including block seats at ₹53.31 crore as of 7 pm that Sunday. Hindi accounted for ₹42.65 crore of that, about 80 per cent. Tickets sold stood at 13.84 lakh across 23,972 shows.

The same report gave Day 1's final advance gross including block seats as ₹50.08 crore, and said the opening day's India gross of ₹77.50 crore was 1.55 times that figure. Day 1 had 14.05 lakh tickets sold across 26,615 shows. The average Hindi ticket price rose from ₹429 on Day 1 to ₹461 on Day 5. Without block seats, the Day 5 advance stood at ₹48.01 crore, against ₹42.96 crore for Day 1.

The report put Hindi 3D shows alone at ₹23.09 crore in sales. Premium formats, including IMAX, 4DX and Dolby, brought in ₹5.92 crore from about 2 per cent of shows.

The report said the Day 5 advance was on track to pass ₹60 crore gross by Monday morning, which would set up a ₹100 crore-plus gross day in India. It said the outcome depended on walk-in sales in the Hindi belt. It also described the day after Lakshmi Puja as a holiday that has been the biggest day of Diwali week for Hindi films. Monday's final India net was ₹107.50 crore on Sacnilk's table.

Budget Figures Conflict, and Part Two Has No Confirmed Date

Producer Namit Malhotra, speaking on a podcast reported by Gulte on 15 July 2025, put the cost of both parts at about 0 million, roughly ₹4,000 crore. Gulte's report says Malhotra and Yash bankroll the film jointly. The same report gives Part Two a Diwali 2027 release.

A Sacnilk article dated 14 May 2024 and updated on 19 May 2024 gave a Part One budget of 0 million, or ₹835 crore. It attributed that figure to reports and said it could be exaggerated, as some reports say the makers are not willing to invest that much. That Part One figure is about a fifth of the two-part total Malhotra gave.

The May 2024 article lists Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Raavan, with Nitesh Tiwari directing. It gives no release date for Ramayana. Malhotra's quoted remarks do not mention a release date for Part Two either.

The only date for Part Two in these reports is the Diwali 2027 reference. Neither report explains the gap between the Part One figure and the two-part total.