Vijay Deverakonda’s Ranabaali earned Rs 0.95 crore net on Day 14. Worldwide total is Rs 78.90 crore — still well short of the film’s reported Rs 120–150 crore budget.
Updated: 30 October 2026, 10:30 IST
Quick Read:
- Day 14 (Thu 29 Oct): Rs 0.95 crore net in India across 1,449 shows, down 5% from Day 13.
- India totals: Rs 57.30 crore net, Rs 66.55 crore gross. Overseas: Rs 12.35 crore.
- Worldwide: Rs 78.90 crore vs a reported budget of Rs 120–150 crore — a gap of Rs 41–71 crore.
Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna’s Ranabaali finished its second week at Rs 78.90 crore worldwide. The period action film earned Rs 0.95 crore net in India on Thursday, 29 October, according to Sacnilk. That came from 1,449 shows across the country, at 14.03% overall occupancy.
India totals now stand at Rs 57.30 crore net and Rs 66.55 crore gross. Overseas added Rs 15 lakh on Day 14, taking the overseas total to Rs 12.35 crore. Day 14’s 98,911 admissions took total Indian footfalls past 46.79 lakh. The film released on 16 October 2026.
The budget gap, in plain numbers
Samayam Telugu reports Ranabaali’s production budget at Rs 120–150 crore. TOI framed the gap the same way on 30 October. Do the maths against the worldwide gross of Rs 78.90 crore and the shortfall is Rs 41.10 crore at the low end of the budget range and Rs 71.10 crore at the high end. That’s the gap against gross collections, not profit — distributors, exhibitors and taxes all take cuts before a film breaks even, so the real break-even gap is wider than this simple subtraction.
Treat the budget itself as a reported estimate, not a confirmed fact. Neither the studio nor the trade trackers have published an official budget. The Rs 120–150 crore range is what Samayam Telugu reported, and this post repeats it as a report, not as gospel.
Week 2 could not hold week 1
Week 1 brought Rs 45.20 crore net. Week 2 so far is Rs 12.10 crore. Day 13 added about Rs 1 crore and Day 14 added Rs 0.95 crore — a 5% slip day-on-day. The film opened at Rs 9.25 crore net on Day 1, per Filmibeat’s Day 13 report, so the fall from opening day to Day 14 is roughly 90%. That’s a steep fade, and it matches what the occupancy says: 14.03% on Day 14, with Telangana still the strongest state.
One tracker disagrees with the headline numbers. BOI24 puts Day 14 net at Rs 1.11 crore and the cumulative net at just Rs 54.15 crore — lower than Sacnilk’s Rs 57.30 crore. Different trackers cover different theatre samples, so their totals differ. This post uses Sacnilk’s figures, as reported by TOI on 30 October, because they form a consistent series with the Day 13 reports.
What the weekend can still do
There is one small bright spot. TrackTollywood reports advance booking for Saturday, 31 October at Rs 20 lakh gross from 14,803 tickets across 544 shows. That’s not a comeback by itself, but it shows a weekend pulse in the Telugu states. If the third weekend mirrors the second weekend’s shape, the film adds a few more crore and then fades. Closing the Rs 41–71 crore budget gap in theatres now looks out of reach — the film’s remaining run is about limiting the shortfall, not erasing it.
FAQ
Q: How much did Ranabaali earn on Day 14?
A: Rs 0.95 crore net in India across 1,449 shows, per Sacnilk — down about 5% from Day 13.
Q: What is Ranabaali’s total collection?
A: Rs 57.30 crore net and Rs 66.55 crore gross in India, Rs 12.35 crore overseas, Rs 78.90 crore worldwide.
Q: Has Ranabaali recovered its budget?
A: No. Against a reported budget of Rs 120–150 crore (Samayam Telugu, as reported by TOI), the Rs 78.90 crore worldwide gross leaves a gap of roughly Rs 41–71 crore — and that is before distributor and exhibitor shares.
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