Ramayana: Part One has achieved massive commercial success by crossing ₹900 crore in worldwide box office collections within its first week. The Namit Malhotra production is steadily approaching ₹500 crore in net domestic earnings, driven by strong multilingual performances across Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam markets. Despite minor daily fluctuations, the film recorded its peak single-day earnings on Day 5 and continues its historic box office run.

Ramayana: Part One has achieved massive commercial success by crossing ₹900 crore in worldwide box office collections within its first week. The Namit Malhotra production is steadily approaching ₹500 crore in net domestic earnings, driven by strong multilingual performances across Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam markets. Despite minor daily fluctuations, the film recorded its peak single-day earnings on Day 5 and continues its historic box office run.

Ramayana: Part One has achieved massive commercial success by crossing ₹900 crore in worldwide box office collections within its first week. The Namit Malhotra production is steadily approaching ₹500 crore in net domestic earnings, driven by strong multilingual performances across Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam markets. Despite minor daily fluctuations, the film recorded its peak single-day earnings on Day 5 and continues its historic box office run.

Ramyana's epic run is worth its epic title. In just seven days, the Namit Malhotra production has crossed ₹900 crore in worldwide collection and is set to enter the ₹500 crore in net domestic collection.

By 7 pm, the total net collection of Ramayana: Part One, also known as Ramyana: Rise of the Legend, was ₹492.72 crore while the total gross domestic collection was ₹588.18 crore, according to Sacnilk.

By the end of the day, the total net domestic collection of the Ranbir Kapoor starrer is expected to cross ₹500 crore while the total gross domestic collection could surpass the ₹600 crore mark.

Estimates by major trade analysts revealed that the worldwide collection of the Nitesh Tiwari directorial crossed ₹900 crore on Day 7. However, the final worldwide figures would be available only by 10 pm.

On Day 7, Ramayana netted ₹52.27 crore and grossed ₹61.68 crore till 7 pm, as per 18,995 shows tracked by Sacnilk. This is higher than the daily collection recorded on Day 2.

This includes ₹43.3 crore from Hindi shows, ₹3.26 crore from Kannada, ₹2.01 crore from Tamil, ₹1.89 crore from Telugu and ₹1.81 crore from Malayalam.

Ramayana opened with ₹64.85 crore net collection (₹77.5 crore gross). There was a dip on Day 2 as the movie netted ₹48.05 crore (₹57.3 crore gross). It bounced back on Day 3 with ₹69.8 crore (₹83.45 crore). Despite being a Sunday, Day 4 saw the slight drop to ₹56.15 crore (₹66.95 crore).

The highest daily collection was recorded on Day 5 with ₹107.5 crore net (₹128.7 crore gross). Day 6 saw a net earning of ₹94.1 crore (₹112.6 crore gross).

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