Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana: Part One is gaining tremendous momentum at the box office. After falling on the second day, the Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash-starrer recorded a significant rise on Saturday, November 7. The film earned Rs 69.80 crore nett (gross minus taxes) in India on Day 3, which is its highest single-day domestic collection till date, taking the three-day India nett total to Rs 182.70 crore. According to trade tracker Sacnilk, its worldwide gross has reached Rs 375.50 crore. Ramayana’s wonder on Chhoti Diwali: India net collection of the film on Saturday saw an increase of 45.3 percent as compared to Friday’s Rs 48.05 crore. Its gross earning in India that day was Rs 83.45 crore. With this, the total India gross earning of the film has become Rs 218.25 crore. Saturday’s performance is special because the film had registered a decline of 25.9 percent after its opening-day collection of Rs 64.85 crore in India on Friday. This decline in the weekend shows that the film has regained momentum after the initial decline after the opening day. Overseas market has also contributed a lot to the theatrical run of the film. Ramayan earned overseas gross of around Rs 60 crore on the third day, taking its total overseas gross to Rs 157.25 crore. Its three-day worldwide gross has now reached Rs 375.50 crore. Indigo Flight Hijack Threat: Indigo Flight was about to be hijacked! Creepy note found in the toilet – ‘This plane will be hijacked at 6:30’ Ramayana third day: Language wise collection Hindi version is at the forefront of the domestic box-office performance of the film. It contributed Rs 53 crore on Saturday, taking its three-day India net collection to Rs 136 crore. The Kannada version collected Rs 6.30 crore on the third day, while the Telugu version added another Rs 6 crore. The Tamil version collected Rs 2.50 crore and the Malayalam version collected Rs 2 crore on Saturday. Across all five languages, the film’s India net collection stood at Rs 69.80 crore for the day and overall Rs 182.70 crore.
