Ramayana Box Office Collection Day 10: ₹72.90 Crore Saturday Takes the Film Past ₹1,200 Crore Worldwide

Ramayana box office collection day 10 is the story of a Saturday that refused to slow down. Nitesh Tiwari's epic collected ₹72.90 crore net in India on its second Saturday, November 14, 2026 — up 51.6% on Friday's ₹48.10 crore — and crossed ₹1,200 crore in worldwide gross in just 10 days. Trade tracker Sacnilk puts the film's worldwide total at ₹1,228 crore after 10 days: ₹819.50 crore from India and ₹408.50 crore from overseas. The Hindi version continues to lead the run, and the film has now moved past the lifetime worldwide collections of Jawan and Pathaan.

Ramayana Day 10 Box Office: A Record Second Saturday

Saturday's jump is what stands out. Day 10's ₹72.90 crore net came from 23,451 shows across India, and it was higher than the film's first Saturday, when it collected ₹69.80 crore net. Second Saturdays almost never beat first Saturdays for big releases — by the second weekend, the opening rush is usually over. Ramayana did the opposite: it grew. Trade reports call it the biggest second Saturday ever for an Indian film. The film's all-India net total now stands at ₹685.60 crore, with more than 2.68 crore tickets sold so far, according to Sacnilk.

The Hindi version remains the engine of the run. Sacnilk's estimates put the Hindi net total at around ₹529.50 crore after 10 days, with the dubbed versions — Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam — adding the rest. Day 10's Hindi share was about ₹55 crore net. The overseas run added an estimated ₹30 crore on Saturday alone, taking the international total to ₹408.50 crore.

₹1,200 Crore Worldwide: Ramayana Passes Jawan and Pathaan

The ₹1,200 crore mark puts Ramayana in rare company. Only a handful of Indian films have ever crossed it, and Ramayana did it in 10 days. The film has now moved past Jawan and Pathaan on the all-time worldwide list, and at ₹1,228 crore it sits just behind RRR's ₹1,230 crore. The next names ahead of it are Dhurandhar (₹1,307.35 crore), Pushpa 2 (₹1,742.10 crore) and Baahubali 2 (₹1,788.06 crore), with Dhurandhar 2 (₹1,813.39 crore) and Dangal (₹2,070.30 crore) still further ahead. All of these totals come from the same tracker, Sacnilk, and all figures are estimates: the producers have not released official numbers.

It is also a personal milestone for Ranbir Kapoor. Ramayana is his first film to cross ₹1,000 crore worldwide, let alone ₹1,200 crore — his previous biggest, Animal, finished below the four-digit mark. Yash, who plays Ravana, and Sai Pallavi, who plays Sita, share in a run that has travelled across languages: the dubbed versions have kept the film strong in the south while the Hindi version dominates the north. Produced by Namit Malhotra's Prime Focus Studios with DNEG and Yash's Monster Mind Creations, Ramayana is the first chapter of a planned two-part epic.

Ramayana Day-Wise Collection: The Road to ₹1,228 Crore

The 10-day run has had three distinct phases: a huge opening, a holiday-fuelled first week, and a second weekend that refused to fade. Here are the key India net figures reported by Sacnilk so far:

• Day 1 (Thursday, November 5): ₹64.85 crore net in India — a record opening day.
• Day 3 (first Saturday, November 7): ₹69.80 crore net in India — up 45.3% on Friday.
• Day 5 (Monday, November 9): ₹107.50 crore net — the biggest single day in India.
• Day 6 (Tuesday, November 10): ₹94.10 crore net — worldwide crosses ₹800 crore.
• Day 7 (Wednesday, November 11): ₹70.65 crore net — worldwide reaches ₹934 crore.
• Day 8 (Thursday, November 12): ₹53.50 crore net — worldwide crosses ₹1,000 crore.
• Day 9 (Friday, November 13): ₹48.10 crore net — the second Friday dip.
• Day 10 (Saturday, November 14): ₹72.90 crore net — the biggest second Saturday ever; worldwide ₹1,228 crore.

What Happens Next for Ramayana

Sunday, November 15, is already tracking strongly. Sacnilk's live estimates put the film at about ₹11.96 crore net in India by the early part of the day, taking the domestic net past ₹697 crore, with advance bookings of ₹38.72 crore already locked in across 24,172 shows. A strong Sunday would push the India net past ₹700 crore and the worldwide total toward ₹1,250 crore — within reach of RRR's mark. These are provisional figures and will change as the day's final numbers come in. Beyond this weekend, the film has a clear run at the box office, and Part 2 — reportedly around 60% shot and targeting Diwali 2028 — is already in motion.

A note on the numbers: all box office figures in this article are estimates from trade tracker Sacnilk, compiled from distributor and exhibitor sources and revised as final numbers arrive. The producers have not released official figures, so totals may be updated.