The monumental cinematic spectacle Ramayana Part 1 continues its historic box office dominance, officially crossing another massive milestone as it enters its second weekend on Friday, November 13, 2026. Backed by sweeping pan-India acclaim and unprecedented theatrical demand, the adaptation remains the undisputed box office titan of 2026.
According to live tracking data, running estimates across 19,105 tracked shows nationwide on Day 9 (second Friday) added an impressive ₹33.32 Crores net, pushing the film’s cumulative 9-day domestic net collections to an astounding ₹597.92 Crores (with total domestic gross reaching ₹714.37 Crores across 2,09,623 total tracked shows and global worldwide gross soaring past the historic ₹1,033.55 Crores milestone).
Day 9 Box Office Performance & Second Friday Footfalls
As Ramayana Part 1 kicked off its second week, it maintained a strong show-weighted overall occupancy average of 27.9% across 19,105 tracked screens nationwide (peaking at 40.38% during evening screenings for Hindi 3D).
- Total Domestic Net Collection: The film reached a cumulative India net of ₹597.92 Crores through 9 days of release.
- Total Domestic Gross Collection: Cumulative domestic gross earnings officially advanced to ₹714.37 Crores.
- Worldwide Gross Milestone: Global box office collections have officially crossed ₹1,033.55 Crores, establishing it among the all-time highest-grossing Indian cinematic releases.
- Day 9 Daily Net Collection: On its second Friday, the movie added a live net estimate of ₹33.32 Crores across running screens.
Language-Wise Breakdown on Day 9:
- Hindi Version: Generated ₹27.26 Crores net on Friday across 16,035 tracked shows at 27.3% occupancy, bringing its cumulative Hindi net to ₹464.26 Crores (77.6% of total domestic collections).
- Kannada Version: Contributed ₹2.16 Crores net across 761 shows at 30.4% occupancy, bringing its cumulative total to ₹51.11 Crores.
- Telugu Version: Added ₹2.00 Crores net across 1,364 shows with 28.1% occupancy, pushing its cumulative total to ₹40.05 Crores.
- Tamil Version: Brought in ₹1.90 Crores net across 945 shows with 36.3% occupancy, bringing its cumulative total to ₹24.05 Crores.
Spatial Occupancy Matrix & Regional Highlights
Regional fill rates for Friday demonstrated exceptional second-weekend retention across metropolitan circuits:
- Chennai: Led nationwide Hindi 3D occupancies at an impressive 42.0% overall fill rate, surging to 66.0% during evening screenings.
- Ahmedabad: Recorded stellar multi-screen turnout at 39.0% overall occupancy in Hindi 3D (reaching 50.0% in the afternoon), and led Hindi 2D occupancies at 34.0% overall.
- Bengaluru: Maintained robust urban demand at 33.7% overall occupancy in Hindi 3D, peaking at 61.0% during evening slots.
- Pune: Posted a strong fill rate of 33.0% overall occupancy in Hindi 3D, scaling up to 40.0% in afternoon screenings.
- Jaipur & Mumbai: Logged solid occupancies of 28.0% and 27.3% in Hindi 3D respectively, with Mumbai evening slots touching 37.0%.
- Hyderabad: Maintained steady traction at 24.3% overall occupancy in Hindi 3D (peaking at 40.0% at night) and 28.0% in Hindi 2D.
With cumulative domestic net closing in on the ₹600 Crore mark and global gross firmly past ₹1,033 Crores, Ramayana Part 1 continues to rewrite box office records. The film heads into its second weekend with massive advance booking momentum across national chains.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the total India net collection of Ramayana Part 1 by Day 9?
As of Day 9 (second Friday), Ramayana Part 1 has accumulated a cumulative domestic net collection of ₹597.92 Crores, with total domestic gross standing at ₹714.37 Crores.
2. How much did Ramayana earn on Day 9?
On its ninth day (second Friday), the film collected an estimated live net of ₹33.32 Crores across cinemas in India, led by ₹27.26 Crores from its Hindi version.
3. What is the worldwide gross collection so far?
The worldwide box office gross of Ramayana Part 1 has officially soared past ₹1,033.55 Crores, cementing its status as an all-time blockbuster.
4. Which language version has contributed the highest revenue?
The Hindi version leads cumulative earnings with ₹464.26 Crores net (accounting for 77.6% of total domestic collections), followed strongly by Kannada (₹51.11 Cr) and Telugu (₹40.05 Cr).
5. What were the top-performing regional markets for occupancy on Friday?
Chennai led nationwide Hindi 3D occupancies at 42.0% (peaking at 66.0% in evening shows), followed closely by Ahmedabad (39.0%), Bengaluru (33.7%), and Pune (33.0%).
