Director Nitish Tiwari's mythological epic 'Ramayana', which is creating new records of grandeur and earning in the history of Indian cinema, is not stopping at the ticket window. Starring the powerful performances of Bollywood superstar Ranbir Kapoor, Kannada rocking star Yash and Sai Pallavi, the film has maintained a strong hold even on the eighth day of its release i.e. second Thursday, 12 November 2026, making a historic performance at the Indian box office. Although the opening of this film, which hit the theaters just before Diwali, was a little less than the sky-high expectations of trade pundits, but between Monday and Wednesday, the film gained such momentum that in just seven days it crossed the magical figure of Rs 500 crore in the domestic market. Now after the end of the long festive season of Diwali, the film is going through the test of its first normal working day on Thursday. Trade analysts believe that due to the end of festival holidays, there will be a natural decline in the eighth day's earnings, which is a normal process for any big film. Despite this, considering the tremendous 'word of mouth' the film is receiving and the enthusiasm of the family audience, excellent business is being expected on the second Thursday also. Let us understand in detail how much 'Ramayana' has earned till the morning of the eighth day and how has been its day-wise performance in the first week. If we look at the box office journey of the first seven days of its release, the second biggest film of the year after 'Dhurandhar 2' by earning a net of Rs 511.10 crore in the first seven days, the performance of 'Ramayana' has been no less than a miracle. On the basis of this unprecedented earning, this film has become the second highest grossing Indian film of the year 2026 after 'Dhurandhar 2'. According to the official data released by the leading box office tracking platform Sacnilk, 'Ramayan' opened its account with a stellar opening of Rs 64.85 crore on the first day, while on the second day on Friday, the film did a business of Rs 48.05 crore. After this, the film made a huge jump on the weekend and earned Rs 69.80 crore on the third day on Saturday and Rs 56.15 crore on the fourth day on Sunday. The real tsunami came on Monday, when on the fifth day, 'Ramayan' broke all records and made a historic collection of Rs 107.50 crore in a single day. This magic continued on the sixth day, Tuesday, and the film collected Rs 94.10 crore, while on the seventh day, i.e. Wednesday, it did a strong business of Rs 70.65 crore. Thus, the total net collection of 'Ramayana' at the Indian box office in the first seven days has reached a huge level of Rs 511.10 crore. Rs 4.70 crore collected till 11 am on the eighth day, 6 thousand 611 shows are running across the country. According to the latest early trend report of SACNL, on the eighth day of its release i.e. second Thursday, November 12, till 11 am, 'Ramayan' has collected a net earning of Rs 4.70 crore at the Indian box office. With the addition of these figures from the early morning shows, the total net earnings of the film in the eight days in the Indian market has now increased to Rs 515.80 crore. At present, a total of 6,611 shows of 'Ramayana' are being run in theaters and multiplexes across the country, in which good occupancy of the audience is being seen since morning. Trade experts say that with the increase in the crowd of families in the evening and night shows, there will be a big jump in the figures on the eighth day, however, the final and accurate figures of the total earnings of the day will be known only after 10:30 pm. History was also created at the worldwide box office, the figure crossed Rs 934.55 crore in just seven days. 'Ramayana' has hoisted the flag of success in the domestic box office as well as in the foreign markets across the seven seas. The film has crossed the historic figure of Rs 900 crore at the global box office within just seven days of its release. Analysis of the data shows that in the international markets the film earned a handsome amount of Rs 25.00 crore on the seventh day alone, taking its total gross collection in the overseas market to Rs 323.50 crore. Thus, including India's gross collection and overseas gross of Rs 323.50 crore, the total worldwide gross collection of 'Ramayana' has reached Rs 934.55 crore, and there is a strong possibility of it joining the Rs 1,000 crore club by the end of the eighth day.
