MUMBAI: The Hindi version of ‘Ramayana’ has reportedly collected Rs 95 crore at the Indian box office on Monday, November 9, according to early trade estimates.
The figure marks the film’s highest single-day collection so far and sets a new record for the Hindi film market in the post-Diwali period, according to trade updates.
The film drew strong audiences from morning screenings. Monday’s estimated collection was 102.13 per cent higher than its opening-day earnings on Thursday and 156.76 per cent higher than Sunday’s collection.
Rs 270.25 Crore in Five Days
According to trade figures shared on social media, the Hindi version of Ramayana has earned a total net collection of Rs 270.25 crore in its first five days.
The reported daily collections are:
Thursday (Day 1) Rs 47 crore
Friday (Day 2) Rs 38.25 crore
Saturday (Day 3) Rs 53 crore
Sunday (Day 4) Rs 37 crore
Monday (Day 5) Rs 95 crore
Total Rs 270.25 crore
Monday’s collection accounts for around 35.15 per cent of the film’s five-day total, making it a significant day for its first-week box office performance.
Gujarati New Year Could Boost Day 6 Business
Trade analysts expect the film’s collection in Gujarat to benefit from the Gujarati New Year on Tuesday, November 10. Gujarat is considered an important market for the film, and strong advance ticket bookings have raised expectations of another solid day at the box office.
However, the Rs 95 crore figure for Monday is an early trade estimate, not a final audited collection. Figures circulating for the combined earnings of the film’s five language versions have also varied across reports.
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana stars Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana.
The film’s post-Diwali momentum and overall first-week performance are being closely watched.
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