Ramayana earned Rs 56.15 crore on Day 4, taking its worldwide total to Rs 499.20 crore. Only Rs 80 lakh now stands between the film and the Rs 500 crore club.
Updated: 9 November 2026, 10:45 IST
Quick Read
- Ramayana collected Rs 56.15 crore net in India on Sunday, 8 November, its fourth day. That was Diwali day.
- India net total is now Rs 238.85 crore, and the worldwide gross is Rs 499.20 crore — just Rs 80 lakh short of Rs 500 crore.
- Hindi gave Rs 36.75 crore on Day 4. The dubbed south versions had their best day yet, with Rs 19.40 crore between them.
Ramayana is Rs 80 lakh away from Rs 500 crore worldwide. That is the story of Day 4. The film, directed by Nitesh Tiwari and starring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, and Yash, earned Rs 56.15 crore net in India on Sunday, 8 November, according to trade tracker Sacnilk. Sunday was Diwali day, and the film played on 21,770 shows across India.
The four-day India net total now stands at Rs 238.85 crore. The India gross is Rs 285.20 crore. Overseas, the film earned Rs 45 crore on Sunday alone, taking its overseas total to Rs 214 crore. Add the two together and the worldwide gross is Rs 499.20 crore. One more day, even a slow Monday, should push it past Rs 500 crore.
The Day 4 numbers
Hindi is still the biggest part of the film. It gave Rs 36.75 crore on Day 4, from 17,755 shows, Sacnilk reports. That is about 65% of the day’s India net. The south versions did better than on any day so far. Kannada gave Rs 7.25 crore, Telugu Rs 6.25 crore, Tamil Rs 3.15 crore, and Malayalam Rs 2.75 crore. Together, the four dubbed versions gave Rs 19.40 crore on Sunday.
Day 4 was down 19.6% from Day 3, when the film earned Rs 69.80 crore. A fall on Diwali day is normal. Many people stay home with family on Diwali evening. The Week notes the film sold about 23.53 lakh tickets on Sunday, taking total admissions to 93.42 lakh in four days, Business Today reports.
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 |
Two marks fell on Day 4. The film crossed Rs 200 crore net in India, and it crossed Rs 400 crore gross worldwide on the same day. The Indian Express notes it is already the fifth-highest grossing film of 2026.
Also read: Ramayana Day 3: Rs 69.80 cr, Rs 375.50 cr worldwide
The Pinkvilla gap: why the numbers differ
Not every tracker agrees. Pinkvilla puts Day 4 at Rs 55.50 crore, not Rs 56.15 crore. Its four-day India net total is Rs 234.25 crore, against Sacnilk’s Rs 238.85 crore. That is a gap of Rs 4.60 crore. It is worth saying plainly, because readers see both numbers online.
The gap comes from different trade estimates. It is not about 3D charges. Pinkvilla’s own note says its numbers include 3D charges. Sacnilk’s note says the same. Both trackers count the same things. They just estimate differently, show by show, city by city. Pinkvilla splits its Day 4 as Rs 35 crore from Hindi and Rs 20.50 crore from the dubbed versions. Sacnilk has Hindi at Rs 36.75 crore and the dubbed versions at Rs 19.40 crore. The Hindi side is where most of the gap sits.
One more caution. Some headlines say the film has already crossed Rs 500 crore worldwide. The Indian Express live blog carries that headline. Its own body text says Rs 499.20 crore. We are going with the tracker number. The Rs 500 crore mark should fall on Monday, but it has not fallen yet.
Part 2 pushed to Diwali 2028
There is news beyond the box office too. Part 2 of Ramayana was first planned for Diwali 2027. It has now been pushed to Diwali 2028, the Indian Express live blog reports. That is a full extra year of waiting for the second half of the story. The film also opens in Hong Kong on 12 November, The Week reports. That should add a little more to the overseas total, which is already Rs 214 crore, or about 43% of the worldwide gross.
Also read: Ramayana vs Adipurush Day 1 numbers, explained
What to watch on Monday
Monday is the real test. The Diwali weekend is over. Even a slow Monday should still push the worldwide total past Rs 500 crore, since only Rs 80 lakh is needed, and the India net total will move past Rs 250 crore soon after. Watch whether the south versions keep growing. They had their best day on Sunday. If they hold on Monday, Ramayana’s dubbed total could pass Rs 100 crore this week.
FAQ
How much did Ramayana earn on Day 4?
Rs 56.15 crore net in India on Sunday, 8 November, according to Sacnilk. The India net total after four days is Rs 238.85 crore, and the worldwide gross is Rs 499.20 crore.
Has Ramayana crossed Rs 500 crore worldwide?
Not yet, by Sacnilk’s count. It needs Rs 80 lakh more. Some headlines say it has crossed the mark, but the tracker number is Rs 499.20 crore. It should cross on Monday, 9 November.
Why does Pinkvilla show a lower total?
Pinkvilla’s trade estimate puts Day 4 at Rs 55.50 crore and the four-day total at Rs 234.25 crore. Both trackers include 3D charges. The gap comes from different estimates, mostly in the Hindi version. We use Sacnilk as the main tracker in this series.
Also read: Ramayana Day 1: Rs 64.85 cr opening
Sources
- Sacnilk — Ramayana box office collection Day 4 (9 Nov 2026)
- Times of India — Ramayana box office collections Day 4 (9 Nov 2026)
- Indian Express — Ramayana Part 1 box office collection Day 4 live updates (9 Nov 2026)
- Business Today — Ramayana box office collection Day 4 (9 Nov 2026)
- Pinkvilla — Ramayana Part One box office collections: Rs 234 cr weekend in India (9 Nov 2026)
- The Week — Ramayana Day 4 box office collection (8 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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