Ramayana Part 1 Box Office Collection Day 7: Wednesday, Reported Last
Ramayana Part 1 box office collection day 7 is the number everyone wants on a Wednesday and the one trackers publish last. Day 7 of the film’s run, 11 November 2026, was still unreported when this page was written, so this article does the sensible thing: it shows the six days that are known, projects the seventh from advance sales, and labels the projection as a projection.
Below you get the day-wise table, the language-wise split, advance booking for Days 8, 9 and 10, the reviews, and the cast. Entertainment trade numbers arrive with the confidence of a press release, much like the success stories in our field guide to professional internet cringe and the CarryMinati success story. Here the sourcing stays visible.
Ramayana Part 1 box office collection day 7 (Wednesday 11 November 2026) had not been finalised at the time of writing; Sacnilk’s live estimate at 1:03 PM IST was Rs 19.37 crore net from 10,790 shows. A projection from advance booking puts the full day at about Rs 55-65 crore India net. After six days the film has earned Rs 440.45 crore India net and Rs 823.50 crore worldwide gross, according to Sacnilk.
Sacnilk’s Day 7 figure is still a live estimate, not final. At 1:03 PM IST it showed Rs 19.37 crore net from 10,790 shows (Hindi Rs 15.54 crore), lifting the running India net to Rs 459.82 crore and India gross to Rs 549.36 crore. Sacnilk says the final count comes at night. Roughly 43% of the day’s shows had reported, and the evening and night shows that usually earn the most were still to come, so the Rs 55-65 crore projection below stands and nothing in this tally contradicts it. Rs 500 crore India net needs Day 7 to reach Rs 59.55 crore, the middle of that range. Day 8 advance booking was Rs 18.55 crore as of 7 AM.
- Six-day totals: Rs 440.45 crore India net, Rs 526.50 crore India gross, Rs 297.00 crore overseas gross and Rs 823.50 crore worldwide gross (Sacnilk, 2026).
- Day 6 (Tuesday 10 November) earned Rs 94.10 crore net, 12.5% below Monday’s Rs 107.50 crore, at 55.3% average occupancy.
- Day 7 advance booking reached Rs 33.72 crore gross from 9.35 lakh tickets by 5 AM IST on 11 November.
- Day 8 advance booking stands at Rs 17.65 crore gross; Day 9 and Day 10 are still building as shows open.
- Hindi accounts for 76.3% of India net, and Kannada is the largest of the other four languages.
What is a Day 7 box office collection?
A Day 7 box office collection is the India net earnings of a film on the seventh day after release, which for Ramayana Part 1 is Wednesday 11 November 2026.
The film opened on Thursday 5 November, so Day 7 is the first Wednesday. Sacnilk counts a Thursday release’s first week as Days 1 to 8, which means the official first-week total waits until Thursday night. Trackers publish a net figure (after taxes) and a gross figure (before taxes), and the net figure is the one most headlines quote.
What will Ramayana Part 1 earn on Day 7?
Ramayana Part 1 is projected to earn roughly Rs 55-65 crore India net on Day 7, about 30-40% below Day 6. The projection uses advance booking of about Rs 34 crore gross and the ratio of final earnings to advance sales seen on earlier days. It is an estimate, not a reported figure.
How was the Day 7 projection calculated?
Advance booking is a reliable early signal because final collections are a multiple of it. The table shows that multiple for each day so far.
| Day | Advance gross (final) | Actual India gross | Multiple |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Rs 50.08 crore | Rs 77.50 crore | 1.55x |
| Day 2 | Rs 30.63 crore | Rs 57.30 crore | 1.87x |
| Day 3 | Rs 47.46 crore | Rs 83.45 crore | 1.76x |
| Day 4 | Rs 39.72 crore | Rs 66.95 crore | 1.69x |
| Day 5 | Rs 59.51 crore | Rs 128.70 crore | 2.16x |
| Day 6 | Rs 49.53 crore | Rs 112.60 crore | 2.27x |
The last two weekdays converted at roughly 2.2x. Applying 1.9x to 2.3x to about Rs 34 crore gives Rs 64-78 crore gross. Day 6 net was 83.6% of gross (Rs 94.10 crore of Rs 112.60 crore), which turns that range into roughly Rs 54-65 crore net. If it lands there, the six-day India net would reach about Rs 495-505 crore, putting the Rs 500 crore net mark on the edge of Day 7.
Ramayana Part 1 day-wise box office collection
Ramayana Part 1 collected Rs 440.45 crore India net in six days, led by a Rs 107.50 crore Diwali Monday. Daily figures from Sacnilk are shown below.
| Day | Date | India net | India gross | Change on previous day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Thu 5 Nov | Rs 64.85 crore | Rs 77.50 crore | Not applicable |
| Day 2 | Fri 6 Nov | Rs 48.05 crore | Rs 57.30 crore | Down 25.9% |
| Day 3 | Sat 7 Nov | Rs 69.80 crore | Rs 83.45 crore | Up 45.3% |
| Day 4 | Sun 8 Nov | Rs 56.15 crore | Rs 66.95 crore | Down 19.6% |
| Day 5 | Mon 9 Nov | Rs 107.50 crore | Rs 128.70 crore | Up 91.5% |
| Day 6 | Tue 10 Nov | Rs 94.10 crore | Rs 112.60 crore | Down 12.5% |
| Total | 6 days | Rs 440.45 crore | Rs 526.50 crore | Not applicable |
Day 5 made Ramayana only the second Bollywood film after Dhurandhar 2 to cross Rs 100 crore net in a single day, according to Sacnilk. Bollywood Hungama reports lower figures for the same days (for example Rs 89.67 crore net for Day 6), which is a normal gap between trackers. The gap shows at worldwide level too: for the first five days Sacnilk reported Rs 663.90 crore worldwide gross and Bollywood Hungama Rs 650.33 crore (Daily Pioneer, 2026).
Which language version of Ramayana Part 1 earns the most?
The Hindi version earns the most, with Rs 336.00 crore India net after six days, or 76.3% of the total. Kannada is second at Rs 41.20 crore, followed by Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam.
| Language | Day 6 net | Day 6 shows | Day 6 occupancy | 6-day net | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hindi | Rs 76.00 crore | 19,845 | 54.6% | Rs 336.00 crore | 76.3% |
| Kannada | Rs 7.75 crore | 931 | 80.7% | Rs 41.20 crore | 9.4% |
| Telugu | Rs 4.00 crore | 1,860 | 32.8% | Rs 33.00 crore | 7.5% |
| Tamil | Rs 3.60 crore | 859 | 76.8% | Rs 17.35 crore | 3.9% |
| Malayalam | Rs 2.75 crore | 849 | 71.0% | Rs 12.90 crore | 2.9% |
| All languages | Rs 94.10 crore | 24,344 | 55.3% | Rs 440.45 crore | 100% |
- Hindi: crossed Rs 300 crore net on Day 6. Bengaluru (90.5%) and Jaipur (73.0%) had the highest Hindi 3D occupancy among tracked cities.
- Kannada: fullest per show among the large dubs, with towns such as Tumakuru, Shivamogga and Kundapura near full houses.
- Telugu: the weakest occupancy of the five at 32.8%, with Hyderabad shows around 30%.
- Tamil: 76.8% occupancy from a small show count, led by Coimbatore, Salem, Trichy and Madurai.
- Malayalam: 71.0% occupancy, with Kerala one of the film’s strongest regional markets.
Show counts explain part of the Hindi lead: it plays on 19,845 of 24,344 shows, about 81% of the screens. Per show, the southern versions are doing the heavier lifting.
| Language | Day 7 live net | Shows reported | Share of Day 7 so far | Running 7-day net |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hindi | Rs 15.54 crore | 8,686 | 80.2% | Rs 351.54 crore |
| Kannada | Rs 1.37 crore | 451 | 7.1% | Rs 42.57 crore |
| Telugu | Rs 86 lakh | 887 | 4.4% | Rs 33.86 crore |
| Tamil | Rs 83 lakh | 380 | 4.3% | Rs 18.18 crore |
| Malayalam | Rs 77 lakh | 386 | 4.0% | Rs 13.67 crore |
| All languages | Rs 19.37 crore | 10,790 | 100% | Rs 459.82 crore |
What is the advance booking for Ramayana Part 1 on Day 8, 9 and 10?
At about 2 AM IST on 11 November, Sacnilk tracked Rs 17.65 crore gross for Day 8 (Thursday 12 November), Rs 3.28 crore for Day 9 and Rs 3.88 crore for Day 10. The lower Day 9 and Day 10 figures mostly reflect how few shows are open this early.
| Day | Date | Advance gross | Tickets booked | Shows | Occupancy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 7 | Wed 11 Nov | Rs 31.80 crore [Rs 25.69 crore] | 8.66 lakh | 25,236 | 15% |
| Day 8 | Thu 12 Nov | Rs 17.65 crore [Rs 13.09 crore] | 5.41 lakh | 22,804 | 11% |
| Day 9 | Fri 13 Nov | Rs 3.28 crore [Rs 1.98 crore] | 92,630 | 5,433 | 8% |
| Day 10 | Sat 14 Nov | Rs 3.88 crore [Rs 2.55 crore] | 99,495 | 5,248 | 8% |
| Day 11 | Sun 15 Nov | Rs 4.43 crore [Rs 2.42 crore] | 1.11 lakh | 6,171 | 8% |
| Day 12 | Mon 16 Nov | Rs 23.62 lakh [Rs 19.47 lakh] | 12,862 | 532 | 11% |
By 7 AM IST Day 8 had moved up to Rs 18.55 crore gross across 22,833 shows. Across all days on sale at the 2 AM snapshot, Ramayana held Rs 338.19 crore in advance bookings. Day 9 is the first Friday after Diwali, so the number to watch is how quickly weekend shows open and fill.
How do you read an advance booking figure?
- Check the snapshot time. Advance figures change hourly and become final at the 6 AM cut-off on the day.
- Note whether the figure includes block seats, which are seats bought in bulk by cinemas or promoters.
- Compare shows, not just rupees. Few open shows depress a figure without signalling weak demand.
- Apply the film’s own earlier multiple of final gross to advance gross, as in the table above.
- Expect a range, not a point. Walk-up sales on a holiday behave differently from a normal weekday.
How much has Ramayana Part 1 earned overseas?
Ramayana Part 1 has an estimated overseas gross of Rs 297.00 crore after six days, about 36% of its Rs 823.50 crore worldwide gross, according to Sacnilk. Overseas figures are rough estimates and subject to revision.
In North America, Venky Box Office data cited by Sacnilk shows a first-Monday gross of about US$1.37 million, a record for an Indian film, despite competition from Godzilla Minus Zero. In Australia, Bollywood Hungama lists US$283,317 for Day 6 across 123 screens. Bollywood Hungama also reports an overseas opening weekend of US$22.83 million, which it says edges past Dhurandhar The Revenge on 2026’s international chart.
What do critics say about Ramayana Part 1?
Critics are mostly positive. Sacnilk’s Review of Reviews showed a critics score of 76 out of 100 from 15 reviews: 11 positive, 4 mixed and none negative. The snapshot dates from the opening day, so the tally may have moved since.
| Outlet | Critic | Rating | Reading |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bollywood Hungama | Taran Adarsh | 5/5 | Positive |
| DNA | Simran Singh | 4.5/5 | Positive |
| The Guardian | Peter Bradshaw | 4/5 | Positive |
| Scroll | Nandini Ramnath | 4/5 | Positive |
| Baradwaj Rangan | Baradwaj Rangan | 4/5 | Positive |
| T2BLive | Pramod | 3.75/5 | Positive |
| Indian Express | Shubhra Gupta | 3/5 | Mixed |
| NDTV | Saibal Chatterjee | 3/5 | Mixed |
| Outlook | Aishani Biswas | 2.5/5 | Mixed |
- Common praise: the visuals, production design and scale, and Yash’s performance as Ravana, which several reviewers call the film’s biggest highlight.
- Common criticism: the emotional depth, the on-screen chemistry between Rama and Sita, a slow first hour, and a few computer-generated creatures that look artificial.
- Middle ground: Free Press Journal gave 3.5 stars, calling it a sincere effort that mostly does justice to the story.
Who is in the cast and crew of Ramayana Part 1?
Ramayana: Part 1 stars Ranbir Kapoor as Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana, directed by Nitesh Tiwari. It was released on 5 November 2026.
| Role | Name |
|---|---|
| Director | Nitesh Tiwari |
| Producers | Namit Malhotra (Prime Focus Studios, with DNEG) and Yash (Monster Mind Creations) |
| Rama | Ranbir Kapoor |
| Sita | Sai Pallavi |
| Ravana | Yash |
| Hanuman | Sunny Deol |
| Lakshman | Ravie Dubey |
| Mandodari | Kajal Aggarwal |
| Shurpanakha | Rakul Preet Singh |
| Also in the cast | Lara Dutta, Arun Govil, Vivek Oberoi, Anupam Kher, Kunal Kapoor |
The film runs 3 hours 15 minutes, carries a U certificate, and is released in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, with English overseas. According to reports, Part 2 has moved from Diwali 2027 to 2028.
Which Ramayana box office claims hold up?
Most headline claims about Ramayana Part 1 are supported by tracker data, but some depend on the tracker, the day or a single report. The table tests the main ones.
| Claim | What it promises | What the evidence says | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Record Diwali Monday | A historic single day | Sacnilk reports Rs 107.50 crore net on Day 5, only the second Bollywood day above Rs 100 crore net after Dhurandhar 2 (Sacnilk, 2026). | Strong |
| Over Rs 800 crore worldwide | A global blockbuster | Sacnilk shows Rs 823.50 crore after six days, but overseas is a rough estimate (Sacnilk, 2026). | Mixed |
| Beats Dhurandhar 2 | The biggest Bollywood run | One outlet headlined this at Day 5 (Outlook, 2026). A Sacnilk tracker piece on 10 November still asks how much more is needed to pass it worldwide. | Mixed |
| Critically acclaimed | Near-unanimous praise | 11 of 15 reviews positive, 4 mixed, none negative; ratings range from 2.5 to 5 out of 5 (Sacnilk, 2026). | Mixed |
| Day 7 will hold above Rs 60 crore | A strong first Wednesday | Not yet reported. The projection range straddles Rs 60 crore (editorial estimate from Sacnilk advance data). | None |
| Part 2 in 2028 | A confirmed release date | Business Standard says reports indicate a 2028 release, replacing Diwali 2027; this article has no studio statement on it (2026). | Weak |
Rating legend: Strong = supported by published tracker data; Mixed = partly supported or tracker-dependent; Weak = reported but not confirmed; None = no data yet.
What is the case against trusting these numbers?
The strongest objection is that every figure here is an estimate, and trackers can be wrong by several percent. That objection is largely correct, and it is why this article names the source for every number.
- Trackers are not producers. Sacnilk and Bollywood Hungama disagree by a few percent on the same day, and producer figures can differ again. Both objections hold.
- Block seats inflate advance sales. Sacnilk shows figures with and without them, and the gap can be around 20% for a day. The projection above uses the headline gross, so treat it as a ceiling-leaning estimate.
- Overseas is rougher than India. Sacnilk says so itself. This holds, and the worldwide total inherits it.
- A projection is not a result. True. The Day 7 range is built from six data points, and a regional holiday can break it either way.
- Fifteen reviews are not a verdict. True, but a 76 out of 100 score with no negatives is still a meaningful early signal.
Both things can be true: the film is performing at a historic level, and the individual numbers are soft.
How should you read box office figures?
Read each figure by asking what it measures, who reported it and when. Net, gross and worldwide are different quantities, and mixing them is the most common way to end up quoting a number that nobody can source.
- Identify the measure: India net, India gross, overseas gross or worldwide gross.
- Identify the source and the snapshot time, since figures are revised through the day.
- Compare like with like: net with net, and the same tracker across days.
- Treat advance booking, projections and overseas numbers as ranges.
- Wait for the final figure before quoting a record.
What are common mistakes when reading box office numbers?
The most common mistake is comparing numbers from different measures or different trackers. Box office reporting differs by tracker, country and release pattern, so no single figure settles an argument.
- Comparing one film’s gross with another film’s net.
- Treating early advance booking as a final collection.
- Reading a holiday day as a normal weekday trend. Day 5 was a Diwali Monday, and Day 6 shows the post-holiday level.
- Assuming the biggest language version is also the most efficient. Hindi leads in rupees, and the southern versions lead in occupancy.
- Quoting overseas figures as precise.
Quick Reference: Ramayana Part 1 after six days
This reference lists the headline figures in one place, each with its source and year.
| Measure | Figure |
|---|---|
| India net, 6 days | Rs 440.45 crore |
| India gross, 6 days | Rs 526.50 crore |
| Overseas gross, 6 days (estimate) | Rs 297.00 crore |
| Worldwide gross, 6 days | Rs 823.50 crore |
| Best single day (India net) | Rs 107.50 crore, Day 5 |
| Day 6 occupancy | 55.3% across 24,344 shows |
| Day 7 projection (editorial estimate) | Rs 55-65 crore India net |
| Day 8 advance gross | Rs 17.65 crore |
Ramayana Part 1 box office: frequently asked questions
What is the Ramayana Part 1 box office collection on Day 7?
How much has Ramayana Part 1 earned in six days?
What is the advance booking for Ramayana Part 1 on Day 8, Day 9 and Day 10?
Which language version of Ramayana Part 1 earns the most?
What are the reviews of Ramayana Part 1?
Who is in the cast of Ramayana Part 1?
Why do box office trackers report different Ramayana Part 1 figures?
Key terms
- India net
- The India box office collection after taxes are removed, the figure most trade analysis uses.
- India gross
- The India box office collection before taxes are removed, which is always higher than net.
- Worldwide gross
- The combined India gross and overseas gross of a film.
- Advance booking
- Tickets sold before the day of the show, tracked by trackers until the 6 AM cut-off on the day.
- Block seats
- Seats bought in bulk by cinemas or promoters, which trackers sometimes show separately.
- Occupancy
- The share of available seats that are sold across the shows of a day.
- Crore
- An Indian unit equal to 10 million, so Rs 100 crore is Rs 1 billion.
Conclusion
Ramayana Part 1 box office collection day 7 is projected at about Rs 55-65 crore India net, pending the reported figure. After six days the film stands at Rs 440.45 crore India net and Rs 823.50 crore worldwide gross, with Hindi contributing 76.3% and the southern versions filling more of their seats. Day 8 advance booking is Rs 17.65 crore, and Days 9 and 10 should grow as weekend shows open.
For more on how success gets packaged and sold, read our piece on the personal brand nobody asked for. The film has a sequel; the discourse already has several.
Sources and further reading
- Ramayana Box Office Collection Day 6, Sacnilk, 2026: Day 6 net, gross, language split and occupancy.
- Ramayana Seventh Day Advance Booking Report, Sacnilk, 2026: Day 7 to Day 12 advance booking.
- Ramayana Box Office Collection, Day Wise, Worldwide, Sacnilk, 2026: day-wise table.
- Ramayana Part I Box Office, Bollywood Hungama, 2026: alternative daily figures and Australia data.
- Ramayana Review of Reviews, Sacnilk, 2026: critics score and individual ratings.
- Ramayana Box Office Day 5 report, Business Standard, 2026: day-wise gross and the Part 2 release report.
- Ramayana Part 1 review, Free Press Journal, 2026.
- Ramayana Box Office Collection Day 7, Sacnilk, 2026: live Day 7 estimate (1:03 PM IST) and Day 8 advance booking (7 AM IST).
- Ramayana crosses Rs 670 crore worldwide in five days, Daily Pioneer, 2026: Sacnilk and Bollywood Hungama worldwide comparison.
Last data check: 11 November 2026, 1:03 PM IST (Sacnilk live estimate). Tracker figures are estimates and may be revised.
About this guide
Written by the Sarcastic Motivators editorial team from the sources listed under Sources and Further Reading. The tone is deliberately sarcastic, the facts are sourced, and the article is general information, not professional medical, financial, legal or mental-health advice.