Namit Malhotra’s Ramayana: Part 1, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, has created box office history! Starring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash, the magnum opus has stormed into the prestigious ₹1,000 crore worldwide club in 8 days, becoming only the second Bollywood film of 2026 to achieve this phenomenal milestone after Dhurandhar: The Revenge.
According to the reported figures, Ramayana’s worldwide gross collection has reached approximately ₹1,033.55 crore, making it one of the biggest Indian cinematic successes of the year. The film’s extraordinary performance has been driven by its impressive theatrical run, positive audience response, Diwali festivities and an unprecedented release scale. Reportedly released across approximately 59,000 screens worldwide, including 50,000 screens overseas and 9,000 screens in India, Ramayana has made its presence felt across international markets.
The film has delivered impressive numbers across domestic and international territories.
India Gross Collection: ₹675.05 Crore
Overseas Gross Collection: ₹358.50 Crore
Worldwide Gross Collection: ₹1,033.55 Crore
The Hindi version has been the biggest contributor to the film’s domestic performance, recording an exceptional ₹452.73 crore in its extended opening week. One of the most interesting aspects of Ramayana’s opening week is the massive contribution from the Diwali holiday period. The Diwali period contributed more than 61% of the Hindi version’s extended opening-week collection, with Monday emerging as a particularly strong day at ₹95 crore.
With ₹452.73 crore in collections, the Hindi version alone has earned more than 3.6 times the combined collections of the Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam versions. Among the South Indian versions, Kannada occupies the second position overall, followed by Telugu and Tamil. The Malayalam version, despite ranking fifth in cumulative collections, has shown particularly encouraging momentum in its recent performance.
As Ramayana enters its second weekend, all eyes will be on its box office momentum across the five language versions. While the Hindi market continues to drive the film’s collections, the performance of its regional versions will be equally important in determining how much further this cinematic spectacle can extend its extraordinary theatrical run.
