Ramayana: Part One continues its strong box office run by crossing ₹700 crore in gross domestic collections and approaching ₹600 crore in net earnings, with worldwide revenues reaching approximately ₹1,084 crore within nine days of release.

Ramayana: Part One continues its strong box office run by crossing ₹700 crore in gross domestic collections and approaching ₹600 crore in net earnings, with worldwide revenues reaching approximately ₹1,084 crore within nine days of release.

Ramayana: Part One continues its strong box office run by crossing ₹700 crore in gross domestic collections and approaching ₹600 crore in net earnings, with worldwide revenues reaching approximately ₹1,084 crore within nine days of release.

Ramayana: Part One is continuing to woo moviegoers to theatres even after the Diwali rush as the epic movie grosses ₹700 crore from domestic theatres and get closer to the ₹600 crore mark in net box office collection.

From 19,105 shows tracked by Sacnilk, Ramayana netted ₹33.32 crore in India on Day 9 till 8 pm. The daily gross domestic collection was ₹39.32 crore. This includes ₹27.26 crore from 16,035 Hindi shows, ₹2.16 crore from 761 Kannada shows, ₹2 crore from 1,364 Telugu shows, and ₹1.9 crore from 945 Tamil shows.

The total gross domestic collection of Ramayana till 8 pm was ₹714.37 crore while the total net earnings from Indian screens was ₹597.92 crore.

Meanwhile, the extended opening week collection of the Ranbir Kapoor starrer stood at ₹675.05 crore in gross estimates and ₹564.6 crore in net earnings.

Day 5 saw the highest daily collection for Ramayana with a gross revenue of ₹128.7 crore and a net profit of ₹107.5 crore. The lowest was on Day 8 with ₹64 crore gross and ₹53.5 crore net.

The opening day saw a gross collection of ₹77.5 crore (₹64.85 crore net), followed by ₹57.3 crore (₹48.05 crore) on Day 2, ₹83.45 crore (₹69.8 crore) on Day 3 and ₹66.95 crore (₹56.15 crore) on Day 4.

Ramayana collected ₹112.6 crore (₹94.1 crore) on Day 6 and ₹84.55 crore (₹70.65 crore) on Day 7. 

As per the latest estimates by trade analysts, the total worldwide collection in nine days is around ₹1,084 crore. However, the final figures would be available only by 10 pm.

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