"Ramayana: Rise of a Legend" (aka "Ramayana: Part 1") has joined the ₹500 crore club worldwide in its extended weekend. The film has performed well in India and overseas, setting several box office records and securing a place among the top-performing Bollywood films of 2026.
On Day 4, the film netted ₹56.15 crore in India through 21,770 shows. The Hindi version led the domestic market with ₹36.75 crore from 17,755 shows. The Kannada version earned ₹7.25 crore from 910 shows, while the Telugu version collected ₹6.25 crore from 1,621 shows. The Tamil version added ₹3.15 crore from 756 shows, and the Malayalam version contributed ₹2.75 crore from 728 shows.
The total India gross revenue of "Ramayana: Part 1" has now reached ₹285.20 crore, while its India net collection stands at ₹238.85 crore, according to trade portal Sacnilk.
The film also demonstrated strong overseas performance. It earned ₹53 crore on Day 4, taking its total overseas gross collection to ₹222 crore. Combined with its domestic earnings, this brings its worldwide gross collection to ₹507.20 crore.
Interestingly, the Day 4 net collection has shown a different pattern across languages. Although Hindi collected the lion's share of the domestic revenue, the Kannada version recorded the highest average collection per show, at nearly ₹80,000. The Hindi version had the lowest average because its earnings were spread across relatively many more screenings. Overall, the film earned an average of approximately ₹25,792 per show across India.
Its current global gross has helped "Ramayana: Part 1" enter the list of the top five highest-grossing Bollywood films of 2026. With ₹507.20 crore in worldwide collections, it currently holds the fourth position, behind "Dhurandhar The Revenge", "Jailer 2", and "Drishyam: The Conclusion".
"Ramayana: Part 1" has also achieved several important milestones in Indian cinema. It recorded the 14th biggest opening day for an Indian film worldwide, collecting ₹127 crore on its first day. It has also set a new record for the biggest Diwali-day collection by a Bollywood film, surpassing the previous records held by "Tiger 3" and "Singham Again".
The film currently ranks 33rd among the highest-grossing Indian films of all time. Another major achievement is its global IMAX launch. Released across 59,000 screens through Sony Pictures' distribution network, the film reportedly earned $6 million from IMAX screenings alone during its opening weekend, setting a record for an Indian film.
Its success has also bolstered its lead actors’ box-office records. It is now the highest-grossing film of Sai Pallavi's career. For Yash, it ranks second behind "KGF: Chapter 2", while it is the fourth highest-grossing film of Ranbir Kapoor's career.
