Ramayana earned Rs 94.10 crore in India on Day 6, Tuesday 10 November. The film has now made Rs 823.50 crore worldwide in six days, crossing Rs 800 crore in its first week.
Updated: 11 November 2026, 10:45 IST
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- Day 6 India net: Rs 94.10 crore, down 12.5% from Day 5’s Rs 107.50 crore — still the second-biggest day of the run.
- India net total: Rs 440.45 crore. India gross: Rs 526.50 crore. Overseas: Rs 297 crore. Worldwide: Rs 823.50 crore, per Sacnilk.
- Hindi led Day 6 with Rs 76 crore. The film crossed Rs 400 crore net and Rs 500 crore gross in India on Day 6.
Day 6: Rs 94.10 crore, the second-biggest day
Tuesday gave Ramayana its second-biggest day so far. The film collected Rs 94.10 crore net in India on Day 6, per Sacnilk’s day-wise tracker. That is 12.5% less than Day 5, when it made Rs 107.50 crore. A fall after a record Monday is normal. What stands out is how high the fall still landed.
The film played on 24,344 shows on Tuesday, with 55.3% of seats filled. Hindi brought in Rs 76 crore, Kannada Rs 7.75 crore, Telugu Rs 4 crore, Tamil Rs 3.60 crore and Malayalam Rs 2.75 crore — they add up to Rs 94.10 crore, exactly the day total.
Day 5 stays the peak. Its Rs 107.50 crore is the biggest single day ever for a Bollywood film. Day 6 sits just behind it. The first Saturday, Day 3, made Rs 69.80 crore.
One small push helped Tuesday. The Times of India notes that discounted weekday ticket rates lifted Tuesday footfalls. Cheaper tickets on a working day brought in viewers who might have waited for the weekend.
Also read: Ramayana Day 5: Rs 107.50 crore, biggest Monday ever for Bollywood
Six days, Rs 823.50 crore worldwide
The totals after six days: India net Rs 440.45 crore, India gross Rs 526.50 crore, overseas Rs 297 crore, worldwide Rs 823.50 crore — all from Sacnilk’s tracker, updated 11 November at 1:29 AM IST.
Day 6 also carried the film past two marks in India. It crossed Rs 400 crore net and Rs 500 crore gross on the same day. The worldwide Rs 800 crore mark fell too, in just six days.
Here is the day-wise run so far, 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. The six days add up to Rs 440.45 crore, exactly the total Sacnilk reports. Hindi alone accounts for Rs 336 crore of that total, more than three-quarters of the India net.
Also read: Ramayana Part 2 pushed to Diwali 2028
The Rs 12 crore gap in the overseas total
One number does not add up cleanly. On Day 5, Sacnilk showed the overseas total as Rs 250 crore. Day 6 overseas came in at Rs 35 crore, which should make Rs 285 crore. But the tracker now shows Rs 297 crore, Rs 12 crore higher.
The worldwide total still checks out: India gross of Rs 526.50 crore plus overseas of Rs 297 crore equals Rs 823.50 crore. So the gap sits inside the overseas figure alone — most likely a backdated overseas revision folded in without a note.
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 6 overseas figure alone.
What comes next: the Dhurandhar 2 chase
The next target is a big one. Dhurandhar 2 stands at Rs 1,813.39 crore worldwide, per Filmverse, citing Sacnilk’s tracker. Ramayana, at Rs 823.50 crore, is Rs 989.89 crore short by our own maths. Filmverse’s afternoon report, written when the total stood lower, put the gap at Rs 1,150.10 crore. Either way, the chase needs a long, strong run after the big first week.
Day 7 figures, for today, are not out yet — Sacnilk’s Day 7 page says collections are yet to be reported.
For now, the shape of the run is clear: two huge days on top of a solid opening weekend. The question now is how fast the daily numbers cool.
Also read: Ramayana Day 4: Rs 56.15 crore, Rs 500 crore in sight
FAQ
How much did Ramayana earn on Day 6?
Rs 94.10 crore net in India on Tuesday 10 November, per Sacnilk. That is down 12.5% from Day 5’s Rs 107.50 crore, and it is the second-biggest day of the run.
What is Ramayana’s total box office so far?
After six days: India net Rs 440.45 crore, India gross Rs 526.50 crore, overseas Rs 297 crore, and worldwide Rs 823.50 crore, per Sacnilk.
When will Day 7 figures come out?
Day 7 covers today, Wednesday 11 November. Sacnilk has not published the Day 7 figure yet. It usually lands early the next morning.
Desk-original added context
Our own maths: the six day-wise figures — 64.85, 48.05, 69.80, 56.15, 107.50 and 94.10 — add up to exactly Rs 440.45 crore, matching Sacnilk’s India net total. Hindi’s Day 6 share is 80.8% (Rs 76 crore of Rs 94.10 crore), and Hindi’s six-day total of Rs 336 crore is 76.3% of the India net. Our own check on the overseas gap: Day 5 overseas total Rs 250 crore plus Day 6 overseas Rs 35 crore gives Rs 285 crore, but Sacnilk’s stated overseas total is Rs 297 crore — a Rs 12 crore gap we report, not reconcile. Our own maths on the chase: Dhurandhar 2’s Rs 1,813.39 crore minus Ramayana’s Rs 823.50 crore leaves Rs 989.89 crore to go. Our own timeline: Day 1, 5 November (Rs 64.85 crore); Day 5, Monday 9 November (Rs 107.50 crore, biggest Bollywood single day ever); Day 6 (Rs 94.10 crore, Rs 800 crore worldwide crossed).
Sources
- Sacnilk — Ramayana Part 1 day-wise box office collection worldwide (PRIMARY: Day 6 final, totals, language split; 200 verified)
- Sacnilk — Ramayana Day 6 box office collection (Day 6 shows and occupancy; 200 verified)
- Filmverse — Ramayana Day 6 afternoon box office, Dhurandhar 2 chase (Dhurandhar 2 total Rs 1,813.39 crore; 200 verified; its Rs 31.66 crore afternoon figure is partial, not used as the day figure)
- The Times of India — Ramayana Day 6 live blog (discounted weekday ticket rates line only; 200 verified; its mid-evening live figures of Rs 83.47 crore day / Rs 429.82 crore total are STALE and not used)
- The Week — Ramayana Day 6 box office (confirms 94.10 / 440.45 / 823.50; curl HEAD returned 403, corroboration only, not linked)
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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