Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi’s Ramayana: Part One has registered a strong opening at the Indian box office while also creating history in North America.
- Ramayana Day 1 Box Office Collection: ₹64.85 Crore India Net
- Ramayana Creates History With Biggest Bollywood Previews In North America
- Ramayana Day 1 Advance Booking: ₹143.50 Crore Worldwide Pre-Sales
- Ramayana Day 1 India Gross Collection: ₹77.50 Crore
- Ramayana Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 1
- Ranbir Kapoor, Yash And Sai Pallavi's Ramayana Opens Strongly
- Ramayana Box Office Collection Day 1: Final Verdict
Ramayana box office collection Day 1 stands at ₹64.85 crore India net, while Ranbir Kapoor’s film records the biggest Bollywood premiere previews in North America with $2 million.
The film has also achieved a major overseas milestone.
According to Pinkvilla, Ramayana grossed approximately US$2 million from its North American premiere previews, making it the biggest preview opener of all time for a Bollywood film in the region.
The film’s Indian opening-day estimate was revised upwards from ₹64.28 crore in Sacnilk’s 9:03 PM update to ₹64.85 crore in its later 10:06 PM update on November 5. The latest figures cover 25,148 shows across five languages, with the Hindi version contributing the biggest share.
With a strong advance booking performance, record-breaking North American previews and considerable audience interest, Ramayana has made an impressive start.
Its first weekend will now be crucial in determining how far the film can go at the box office.
Ramayana Day 1 Box Office Collection: ₹64.85 Crore India Net
According to Sacnilk’s latest update, Ramayana has collected an estimated ₹64.85 crore net across India on its opening day. Its India gross collection stands at ₹77.50 crore.
The Hindi version is leading the box office with ₹47.50 crore, accounting for approximately 73% of the film’s total Day 1 India net collection.
The Kannada version has contributed ₹7.25 crore, followed by the Telugu version at ₹6 crore. Meanwhile, the Tamil and Malayalam versions have collected ₹2.60 crore and ₹1.50 crore, respectively.
Here is the language-wise breakdown of Ramayana’s opening-day collections:
| Language | Day 1 India Net |
|---|---|
| Hindi | ₹47.50 crore |
| Kannada | ₹7.25 crore |
| Telugu | ₹6.00 crore |
| Tamil | ₹2.60 crore |
| Malayalam | ₹1.50 crore |
| Total | ₹64.85 crore |
Source: Sacnilk, updated November 5, 2026, at 10:06 PM IST.
Ramayana Creates History With Biggest Bollywood Previews In North America
While Ramayana has delivered a strong opening in India, its overseas performance has also given the film a major record.
According to a report by Pinkvilla, the film grossed approximately US$2 million from its North American premiere previews, comprising around US$1.65 million from the United States and CAD 350,000 from Canada.
This makes Ramayana the biggest preview opener of all time for a Bollywood film in North America.
The film has also recorded a strong performance in individual markets:
- United States: Approximately US$1.65 million from premiere previews, making it the biggest Bollywood opener in the market according to Pinkvilla.
- Canada: Approximately CAD 350,000, making it the second-biggest Bollywood opening in the country, behind Dhurandhar: The Revenge.
- Australia: Approximately AUD 500,000 on its debut day, making it the fourth-biggest opening for a Hindi film in the territory, behind Dhurandhar 2, Pathaan and Animal.
These numbers underline the strong response Ramayana has received from overseas audiences, particularly in North America.
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Ramayana Day 1 Advance Booking: ₹143.50 Crore Worldwide Pre-Sales
Ramayana also recorded impressive advance bookings before its theatrical release.
According to Pinkvilla’s final advance booking report, the film closed its pre-sales at approximately ₹143.50 crore worldwide, with around ₹71 crore coming from India and ₹72.50 crore from overseas markets.
This placed Ramayana at No. 2 among the biggest advance bookings for a Bollywood film, behind Dhurandhar: The Revenge, which recorded more than ₹250 crore in advance sales for its opening weekend.
The United States was among the strongest overseas markets, contributing approximately US$4.40 million in weekend advance sales. Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and other European markets also registered substantial bookings.
The strong pre-sales helped build expectations around the film’s opening, and its North American premiere record has now added another major achievement to its box office journey. <Cite refs={[“turn815478search1″,”turn815478search2”]}/>
Ramayana Day 1 India Gross Collection: ₹77.50 Crore
Apart from its estimated ₹64.85 crore India net collection, Ramayana has recorded ₹77.50 crore in India gross collections on Day 1.
Sacnilk’s latest tracker lists the film across 25,148 shows, with an overall reported occupancy of 34.9%.
| Box Office Metric | Day 1 Collection |
|---|---|
| India Net | ₹64.85 crore |
| India Gross | ₹77.50 crore |
| Shows Tracked | 25,148 |
| Overall Occupancy | 34.9% |
These figures are based on Sacnilk’s latest available update. Final reported numbers may vary as box office data is consolidated.
Ramayana Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 1
Ramayana’s North American premiere performance has given it an excellent start in the international market. The film has grossed approximately US$2 million from its North American previews alone, according to Pinkvilla.
However, this figure represents the premiere previews and not the complete overseas Day 1 collection.
The film’s regular opening-day business across international territories will need to be added separately to calculate its full overseas and worldwide gross. A consolidated worldwide Day 1 total was not available in the latest Sacnilk update used for this report.
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Ranbir Kapoor, Yash And Sai Pallavi’s Ramayana Opens Strongly
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari and produced by Namit Malhotra, Ramayana: Part One features Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana.
The ensemble cast also includes Ravie Dubey as Lakshman, Sunny Deol as Hanuman, Arun Govil as King Dashrath, Lara Dutta as Kaikeyi, Rakul Preet Singh as Shurpanakha and Kunal Kapoor as Indra.
The film has been mounted on a massive scale, bringing together an extensive cast, large-scale action sequences and ambitious visual effects. Its music and background score are composed by A. R. Rahman and Hans Zimmer.
With the first chapter of the epic now playing in cinemas, the film’s opening weekend will be closely watched by the industry.
Ramayana Box Office Collection Day 1: Final Verdict
With an estimated ₹64.85 crore India net collection and ₹77.50 crore gross, Ramayana has delivered a strong opening at the domestic box office.
The Hindi version has led the way with ₹47.50 crore, while the Kannada and Telugu versions have also contributed significantly.
The film’s overseas performance has been equally noteworthy, with approximately US$2 million in North American premiere previews making it the biggest Bollywood preview opener in the region.
Its strong advance bookings, impressive domestic opening and overseas record have given Ramayana a promising start. The next challenge will be maintaining this momentum over the opening weekend.
Ramayana Day 1 India Net Collection: ₹64.85 crore
Ramayana Day 1 India Gross Collection: ₹77.50 crore
North American Premiere Previews: Approximately US$2 million
Ramayana Worldwide Day 1 Collection: Final consolidated figure awaited.
Note: Indian box office figures are based on Sacnilk’s November 5, 2026, 10:06 PM IST update. North American preview figures are trade estimates reported by Pinkvilla. Preview collections and regular opening-day collections are separate figures. Overseas and worldwide totals should not be treated as final until consolidated reporting becomes available.
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