Ranbir Kapoor-starrer "Ramayana" and "Scene" emerged as winners in different markets on Monday, November 9, 2026 (Day 5 for "Ramayana" and Day 4 for "Scene").

At the all-India level, "Ramayana" was far ahead, collecting an impressive ₹107.50 crore net, showed box office figures from Sacnilk. Its strong performance in the key domestic markets, particularly the Hindi belt, drove the film’s massive Monday earnings.

In comparison, "Scene" collected ₹21.25 crore net across India, maintaining a strong hold despite the usual weekday slowdown.

However, the competition was much closer in South India, where "Scene" came out on top. The Suriya-starrer earned a combined ₹21.25 crore from its Tamil and Telugu versions, slightly ahead of "Ramayana", which collected ₹20.25 crore from its four dubbed Southern versions.

The biggest difference was seen in Tamil Nadu. "Scene" dominated its home market with ₹17.85 crore, while the Tamil-dubbed version of "Ramayana" managed ₹4 crore. This clearly shows the strong support for Suriya’s film among local audiences.

The Telugu market presented a different picture. "Ramayana" performed better, earning ₹6 crore from its Telugu version, compared with a solid ₹3.40 crore for "Scene".

In terms of overall performance, "Ramayana" benefited from a huge 91.5% jump following the Diwali period, recording an extraordinary Monday collection. Meanwhile, "Scene" saw a modest 10.1% drop from its Sunday earnings of ₹23.65 crore.

So far, "Ramayana" has collected ₹663.90 crore worldwide after five days. It domestic gross has reached ₹413.90 crore, with an overseas gross of ₹250 crore. Its domestic net collection was recorded at ₹346.35 crore on Day 5.

Meanwhile, "Scene" rounded its cumulative 4-day worldwide gross at ₹150 crore, which combines the ₹98.05 crore gross from Indian and overseas gross of ₹51.50 crore. The Jithu Madhavan directorial registered a net collection of ₹84.40 crore.

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