Ramayana earned Rs 70.65 crore in India on Day 7, Wednesday 11 November. The film has now crossed Rs 500 crore net in India and Rs 900 crore worldwide in just seven days.
Updated: 12 November 2026, 10:45 IST
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- Day 7 India net: Rs 70.65 crore, down 24.9% from Day 6’s Rs 94.10 crore — yet above the opening day’s Rs 64.85 crore.
- India net total: Rs 511.10 crore. India gross: Rs 611.05 crore. Overseas: Rs 323.50 crore. Worldwide: Rs 934.55 crore, per Sacnilk.
- The film crossed Rs 500 crore net and Rs 600 crore gross in India on Day 7. It is Rs 65.45 crore short of Rs 1,000 crore worldwide.
Day 7: Rs 70.65 crore, still above the opening day
Wednesday gave Ramayana a strong first-week finish. The film collected Rs 70.65 crore net in India on Day 7, per Sacnilk’s day-wise tracker, updated 12 November at 9:03 AM IST. That is 24.9% less than Day 6’s Rs 94.10 crore — a midweek dip after two huge days, but a high landing.
Rs 70.65 crore beats the opening day. Day 1 made Rs 64.85 crore on Thursday 5 November. Earning more on Day 7 than on Day 1 is rare — the word of mouth held up all week.
The film played on 24,239 shows on Wednesday, with 43.4% of seats filled. Hindi brought in Rs 58 crore from 19,715 shows, Kannada Rs 4.50 crore, Telugu Rs 2.75 crore, Malayalam Rs 2.75 crore and Tamil Rs 2.65 crore — they add up to Rs 70.65 crore.
About 27.22 lakh tickets were sold on Day 7, NDTV Profit reports, citing Sacnilk. Total sales so far stand at 1.97 crore.
Also read: Ramayana Day 6: Rs 94.10 crore, Rs 823.50 crore worldwide
Seven days, Rs 934.55 crore worldwide
The totals after seven days: India net Rs 511.10 crore, India gross Rs 611.05 crore, overseas Rs 323.50 crore, worldwide Rs 934.55 crore — all from Sacnilk’s tracker.
Day 7 carried the film past three marks at once: Rs 500 crore net and Rs 600 crore gross in India, and Rs 900 crore worldwide. The Rs 1,000 crore mark is now Rs 65.45 crore away by our own maths, and at the current pace it should fall on Day 8 or Day 9.
The day-wise run, India net: Day 1, Rs 64.85 crore; Day 2, Rs 48.05 crore; Day 3, Rs 69.80 crore; Day 4, Rs 56.15 crore; Day 5, Rs 107.50 crore; Day 6, Rs 94.10 crore; Day 7, Rs 70.65 crore. They add up to Rs 511.10 crore, exactly the total Sacnilk reports. Hindi alone is Rs 394 crore of that total.
Every day since release, the film has crossed Rs 100 crore in worldwide gross, Filmverse notes. Seven days, seven Rs 100 crore-plus days — no Indian film has opened a week like that before.
Also read: Ramayana Part 2 pushed to Diwali 2028
The Rs 1.50 crore gap in the overseas total
One number does not add up cleanly. On Day 6, Sacnilk showed the overseas total as Rs 297 crore. Day 7 overseas came in at Rs 25 crore, which should make Rs 322 crore — but the tracker now shows Rs 323.50 crore.
The worldwide total still checks out: India gross of Rs 611.05 crore plus overseas of Rs 323.50 crore equals Rs 934.55 crore. So the gap sits inside the overseas figure alone — most likely a backdated revision folded in without a note, as on Day 6.
This post reports the totals as Sacnilk states them. It does not try to force the overseas maths to balance. Readers who track the film day by day should know the overseas total moved by more than the Day 7 overseas figure alone.
What comes next: the Rs 1,000 crore chase
The next target is close. Rs 1,000 crore worldwide is Rs 65.45 crore away, and a single good day covers that gap — a Day 8 like Day 7 takes the film into the Rs 1,000 crore club.
Beyond that, the chase gets much longer. Dhurandhar 2 stands at Rs 1,813.39 crore worldwide, per Filmverse, citing Sacnilk’s tracker — Rs 878.84 crore ahead by our own maths. That gap needs weeks of strong holds, not days.
Day 8 figures, for today, are not out yet. The first week runs through today, since the film released on a Thursday, so the Week 1 total lands tomorrow morning.
Ranbir Kapoor plays Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi plays Sita and Yash plays Ravana. Nitesh Tiwari directed it, with music by A. R. Rahman and Hans Zimmer. Part 2 arrives in Diwali 2028, with Sunny Deol as Hanuman.
Also read: Ramayana Day 5: Rs 107.50 crore, biggest Monday ever for Bollywood
FAQ
How much did Ramayana earn on Day 7?
Rs 70.65 crore net in India on Wednesday 11 November, per Sacnilk — down 24.9% from Day 6’s Rs 94.10 crore, but still more than the opening day’s Rs 64.85 crore.
What is Ramayana’s total box office so far?
After seven days: India net Rs 511.10 crore, India gross Rs 611.05 crore, overseas Rs 323.50 crore, and worldwide Rs 934.55 crore, per Sacnilk.
When will Ramayana cross Rs 1,000 crore worldwide?
It is Rs 65.45 crore short. At the current pace, Day 8 (today) or Day 9 should take it past the mark.
Desk-original added context
Our own maths: the seven day-wise figures — 64.85, 48.05, 69.80, 56.15, 107.50, 94.10 and 70.65 — add up to exactly Rs 511.10 crore, matching Sacnilk’s India net total. Hindi’s Day 7 share is 82.1%, and its seven-day total of Rs 394 crore is 77.1% of the India net. Our own check on the overseas gap: Rs 297 crore (Day 6 total) plus Rs 25 crore (Day 7) gives Rs 322 crore, but Sacnilk states Rs 323.50 crore — a Rs 1.50 crore gap we report, not reconcile. Our own maths on the chase: Rs 1,000 crore minus Rs 934.55 crore leaves Rs 65.45 crore to go, and Dhurandhar 2’s Rs 1,813.39 crore minus Rs 934.55 crore leaves Rs 878.84 crore. Our own streak count: all seven days crossed Rs 100 crore worldwide gross, Day 7 alone making Rs 109.55 crore.
Sources
- Sacnilk — Ramayana Part 1 day-wise box office collection worldwide (PRIMARY: Day 7 final, totals, language split; 200 verified)
- Sacnilk — Ramayana Day 7 box office collection (Day 7 shows and occupancy; overseas Rs 25 crore; 200 verified)
- NDTV Profit — Ramayana crosses Rs 500 crore on Day 7 (confirms 70.65 / 511.10 / 611.05 / 323.50 / 934.55; ticket sales; curl 403 bot-block, page loads via browser, verified)
- The Week — Ramayana Day 7 box office collection (confirms 70.65 / 511.10 / 611.05 / 934.55; Day 7 language split; 200 verified)
- Filmverse — Ramayana Day 7 final box office (7 straight Rs 100+ crore worldwide days; Dhurandhar 2 total Rs 1,813.39 crore; 200 verified)
- The Economic Times — Ramayana box office collection Day 7 (confirms 70.65 / 934.55; 200 verified)
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