Ramayana made Rs 107.50 crore on Day 5, the biggest Monday ever for an Indian film. Its worldwide total is now Rs 663.90 crore after just five days in theatres.
Updated: 10 November 2026, 10:00 IST
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- Ramayana collected Rs 107.50 crore net in India on Monday, 9 November, its fifth day. That is up 91.5% from Day 4.
- India net total is now Rs 346.35 crore, and the worldwide gross is Rs 663.90 crore. The film has crossed Rs 300 crore net in India in five days.
- Hindi gave Rs 87.25 crore on Day 5, more than four-fifths of the day’s total. The film played on 23,911 shows across India.
Monday is meant to be the slow day. Ramayana did not get the memo. The film, directed by Nitesh Tiwari and starring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, and Yash, earned Rs 107.50 crore net in India on Monday, 9 November, according to trade tracker Sacnilk. That is its best day yet, and the biggest Monday any Indian film has ever had.
The jump is hard to miss. Day 4 gave Rs 56.15 crore. Day 5 gave almost double that, up 91.5%. NDTV Profit credits the extended Diwali holiday. The five-day India net total now stands at Rs 346.35 crore. The India gross is Rs 413.90 crore. Overseas, the film earned Rs 25 crore on Monday, taking its overseas total to Rs 250 crore. Add the two together and the worldwide gross is Rs 663.90 crore.
The Day 5 numbers
Hindi is still doing the heavy work. It gave Rs 87.25 crore on Day 5, from 19,786 shows, Sacnilk reports. That is 81.2% of the day’s India net, by our own maths. Kannada gave Rs 7.50 crore, Telugu Rs 6.00 crore, Tamil Rs 4.00 crore, and Malayalam Rs 2.75 crore. The five language splits add up to Rs 107.50 crore exactly, so the day’s total checks out.
The film ran on 23,911 shows on Monday, its highest show count yet. Halls were 64.9% full on average. The Day 5 India gross was Rs 128.70 crore, which is the gap between the new India gross total of Rs 413.90 crore and Day 4’s Rs 285.20 crore.
Here is our own day-wise table, put together from Sacnilk’s figures:
| Day | Date | India net | Change | India net total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Thu, 5 Nov | Rs 64.85 cr | — | Rs 64.85 cr |
| Day 2 | Fri, 6 Nov | Rs 48.05 cr | Down 25.9% | Rs 112.90 cr |
| Day 3 | Sat, 7 Nov | Rs 69.80 cr | Up 45.3% | Rs 182.70 cr |
| Day 4 | Sun, 8 Nov | Rs 56.15 cr | Down 19.6% | Rs 238.85 cr |
| Day 5 | Mon, 9 Nov | Rs 107.50 cr | Up 91.5% | Rs 346.35 cr |
Three marks fell on Day 5. The film crossed Rs 300 crore net in India, it crossed Rs 600 crore gross worldwide, and it crossed Rs 100 crore net in a single day. That last one puts it in a very small club.
Also read: Ramayana Day 4: Rs 56.15 cr, Rs 500 cr in sight
The 100-crore club, and Dhurandhar 2
Only one other film had done it before. Dhurandhar 2 is the only film to have crossed Rs 100 crore net in India in a single day. Ramayana is now the second, NDTV Profit reports. It also passed Dhurandhar 2’s opening-day figure of Rs 102.55 crore, by Rs 4.95 crore.
The Monday record is clearer still. Dhurandhar 2 held the old mark for a first Monday, with Rs 60 crore. Ramayana beat it by Rs 47.50 crore.
There is one more ranking to note. ABP Live reports the film has passed Hanuman Ansh to become the fourth-highest grossing film of 2026 so far, by worldwide gross. Five days in, and it is already fourth for the year.
What the big budget means
Big numbers, big costs. The Daily Jagran reports the film’s budget at about Rs 1,600–2,000 crore. That is a reported figure, not a studio statement. If it is right, Rs 663.90 crore is a strong start, but the film still has a long way to go before it covers its cost.
Part 2 is now a longer wait. It was first planned for Diwali 2027. It has been pushed to Diwali 2028, as our earlier post reported. The film also opens in Hong Kong on 12 November, The Week reported. Overseas money is already Rs 250 crore, about 38% of the worldwide gross.
Also read: Ramayana Part 2 pushed to Diwali 2028
What to watch on Tuesday
Tuesday is the real test now. Monday was a holiday-extended day, so the huge jump may not repeat. The question is how far the film falls. A normal weekday drop would still leave a huge Tuesday. A hard fall would say Monday was a holiday one-off.
Watch the Hindi number too. Hindi gave 81.2% of Monday’s total. If Hindi holds, the film keeps flying. Rs 400 crore net in India is now days away, not weeks.
FAQ
How much did Ramayana earn on Day 5?
Rs 107.50 crore net in India on Monday, 9 November, according to Sacnilk. That is up 91.5% from Day 4’s Rs 56.15 crore. India net total: Rs 346.35 crore. Worldwide: Rs 663.90 crore.
Is this the biggest Monday ever for an Indian film?
Yes, by Sacnilk’s count. The old first-Monday record was Dhurandhar 2’s Rs 60 crore. Ramayana made Rs 107.50 crore. It is also only the second film, after Dhurandhar 2, to cross Rs 100 crore net in India in a single day.
How much has Ramayana made in Hindi?
Hindi gave Rs 87.25 crore on Day 5 alone, from 19,786 shows. That is 81.2% of the day’s India net. The dubbed south versions gave the other Rs 20.25 crore between them.
Also read: Ramayana Day 3: Rs 69.80 cr, Rs 375.50 cr worldwide
Sources
- Sacnilk — Ramayana box office collection Day 5 (10 Nov 2026)
- Economic Times — Ramayana box office collection Day 5 (10 Nov 2026)
- Free Press Journal — Ramayana box office collection Day 5 (10 Nov 2026)
- ABP Live — Ramayana mints Rs 663.90 crore worldwide (10 Nov 2026)
- Times of India — Ramayana Part 1 box office collection Day 5 live (9 Nov 2026)
- The Daily Jagran — Ramayana Part 1 box office, budget question (10 Nov 2026)
Sasanka Sekhar Pradhan is the founder of India Presents, an India-focused news site. He covers daily box-office trackers, India news, economy explainers, sports previews and festival guides — in simple English, so readers across India can follow fast-moving stories without jargon. His focus is what a story means for the reader: the number that matters, the source behind it, and what happens next. India Presents publishes daily, with day-trackers updated as new figures come in.
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