Director Nitesh Tiwari’s grand mythological spectacle Ramayana, led by Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, and Sai Pallavi, delivered another commanding box office performance on its ninth day in theatres, pushing its global tally past the ₹1,110 crore milestone. Having opened to historic momentum during Diwali week on November 5, 2026, the two-part adaptation’s first installment has steadily dismantled major commercial records across India and international circuits. After already racing past the lifetime worldwide collections of Ranbir Kapoor’s own blockbuster Animal (₹915 crore), Chhaava (₹807.91 crore), Stree 2 (₹857.15 crore), and Saiyaara (₹570.33 crore), Ramayana had overtaken Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan (₹1,055 crore) upon crossing the ₹1,000 crore club in just eight days. Now, updated Friday figures compiled by industry tracker Sacnilk show the film surging to ₹1,110.70–₹1,111 crore worldwide—putting it neck-and-neck with and rapidly closing in on Jawan (₹1,160 crore) as it enters its second weekend across Mumbai, New Delhi, Lucknow, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Jaipur, and Kolkata, alongside major international hubs in North America, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

Day 9 Box Office Scorecard: Domestic Net Reaches ₹612.45–₹612.70 Crore

On Friday, November 13, 2026 (Day 9), Ramayana generated approximately ₹47.85 crore to ₹48.10 crore net across India from nearly 23,000 shows, adding another ₹25 crore from international territories to record roughly ₹81–₹83 crore in single-day worldwide gross. Across all five released languages, the Hindi original contributed ₹36.25–₹36.50 crore on Day 9, complemented by steady regional traction in Malayalam (₹3.25 crore), Kannada (₹3.00 crore), Tamil (₹2.75 crore), and Telugu (₹2.60 crore).

With Friday’s receipts added, Ramayana’s cumulative India net collection stands at ₹612.45–₹612.70 crore, translating to an India gross of ₹732.20–₹732.50 crore. Having already eclipsed Animal and Pathaan, the epic is now firmly on course to breach the ₹700 crore domestic net milestone over its second weekend.

Overseas Box Office Triumph: North America and UK Lead ₹378.50 Crore Surge

Producer Namit Malhotra stated well before release that Ramayana was conceived and mounted on a global scale for both Indian and international audiences—and the overseas box office verdict has decisively validated that vision. Within just nine days, Ramayana has amassed an extraordinary ₹378.50 crore ($40+ million) in overseas gross, approaching the ₹400 crore international benchmark faster than almost any Indian film in history.

International demand has been spearheaded by North America (the United States and Canada) and the United Kingdom. In North America, Ramayana has already crossed $15 million (over ₹130–₹150 crore) in gross receipts, overtaking the North American tallies of RRR, Jawan, and Pushpa 2 to rank among the top six highest-grossing Indian films ever in the region. Simultaneously, in the UK, the film delivered the biggest opening week in Indian cinema history, grossing roughly $3.85 million (£2.90 million) in seven days to outpace previous record-holder Dhurandhar 2.

Entering Weekend Two With Unstoppable Momentum

For Ranbir Kapoor, Ramayana is already his highest-grossing release by a wide margin, while for Kannada superstar Yash—who portrays Ravana and co-produces the project—it marks his second ₹1,000 crore-plus worldwide blockbuster after KGF: Chapter 2. With strong family turnout across multiplex chains and single screens entering Saturday and Sunday, Ramayana is poised to climb even higher up the all-time global Indian box office rankings.