Ramayana Day 6 Box Office: ₹94.10 Crore Tuesday Takes Film Past ₹800 Crore Worldwide

The Ramayana Day 6 box office numbers are in, and Nitesh Tiwari's epic has crossed ₹800 crore worldwide in just six days. Ramayana: Part 1 added ₹94.10 crore net in India on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, according to trade tracker Sacnilk, taking its six-day India net to ₹440.45 crore. With an India gross of ₹526.50 crore and ₹297 crore from overseas, the worldwide gross now stands at ₹823.50 crore. The film also crossed ₹400 crore net in India and ₹500 crore gross in India on the same day, making Tuesday a triple-milestone day for the Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi starrer.

Ramayana Day 6 Box Office: The Final Tuesday Numbers

Tuesday's ₹94.10 crore came from 24,344 shows at 55.3% occupancy, a 12.5% drop from Monday's extraordinary ₹107.50 crore — the biggest single day of the run so far. The weekday hold is remarkable for a film in its first week: most big releases fall sharply after the opening weekend, but Ramayana's Tuesday is still higher than its opening day. The Times of India noted the Tuesday numbers were helped by discounted ticket rates on weekdays, a pattern that usually lifts first-week weekday collections. Hindi remained the biggest contributor with ₹76 crore on Day 6, followed by Kannada at ₹7.75 crore, Telugu at ₹4 crore, Tamil at ₹3.60 crore and Malayalam at ₹2.75 crore.

• Day 6 (Tuesday, November 10): ₹94.10 crore net in India, down 12.5% from Day 5.
• India net after 6 days: ₹440.45 crore; India gross: ₹526.50 crore.
• Overseas gross after 6 days: ₹297 crore (36.1% of the worldwide total).
• Worldwide gross after 6 days: ₹823.50 crore.
• Total footfalls in India: 1,69,94,377 across 1,42,237 shows.
• Trade estimates vary slightly: Box Office India 24 puts Day 6 at ₹94.50 crore and the India net at ₹435.50 crore.

Ramayana Day-Wise Box Office: All Six Days

The day-wise run shows a film that opened big, dipped on its second day, and then surged on the strength of word of mouth. Ramayana opened on Thursday, November 5, with ₹64.85 crore net, then fell 25.9% to ₹48.05 crore on Friday. Saturday bounced back 45.3% to ₹69.80 crore, Sunday added ₹56.15 crore, and then Monday — the first weekday — delivered the run's biggest day at ₹107.50 crore, up 91.5% with 64.9% occupancy across 23,911 shows. Tuesday's ₹94.10 crore means the film has now had two consecutive weekdays above ₹90 crore, a rare feat for any Indian release.

Ramayana Crosses ₹800 Crore Worldwide and ₹500 Crore India Gross

The worldwide figure is the headline: ₹823.50 crore in six days makes Ramayana one of the fastest Indian films ever to the ₹800 crore mark. The overseas contribution of ₹297 crore is unusually large — more than a third of the total — and the film has already set records abroad. In North America, Ramayana recorded the highest first-Monday gross for an Indian film at $1.37 million, beating the previous benchmark set by Dhurandhar 2 by about 20.2%, according to trade reports cited by Sacnilk. In India, Hindi leads the language split with ₹336 crore net over six days, followed by Kannada at ₹41.20 crore, Telugu at ₹33 crore, Tamil at ₹17.35 crore and Malayalam at ₹12.90 crore.

What Next for Ramayana at the Box Office

The first week is not over yet: for a Thursday release, Week 1 runs through Days 1 to 8, so Wednesday and Thursday will complete the opening week before the second weekend begins. The film still has a long way to go against its reported budget of ₹1,300–1,500 crore, but at its current pace it is the biggest Indian release of 2026 by a wide margin. The second part of the two-part epic is already scheduled for Diwali 2028, and the first part's run will decide how big that sequel can open. For now, the Tuesday numbers confirm the film is not just an opening-weekend story: audiences are still turning up in huge numbers on weekdays, and the ₹800 crore milestone arrived six days in.

Ramayana Day 6 Box Office: Frequently Asked Questions

Six days in, Ramayana has crossed ₹800 crore worldwide, ₹500 crore gross in India and ₹400 crore net at home — and Tuesday's ₹94.10 crore shows the weekday audience is still there. With two days left in its first week, the film's next milestones are already in sight.