Mumbai: Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana Part 1, featuring Ranbir Kapoor, has delivered an impressive performance at the global box office, crossing Rs 1,100 crore in worldwide collections within nine days of its theatrical release. Despite the milestone, the film continues to trail Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge in the domestic box office race.
According to the report, the two films have emerged as major theatrical performers, with Dhurandhar 2 maintaining its lead in both domestic earnings and collection speed.
Ramayana Box Office Collection
Ramayana recorded India net collections of Rs 47.85 crore on its ninth day, registering a 10.6% decline from the previous day's Rs 53.50 crore. The film’s cumulative domestic net earnings have reached Rs 612.45 crore, while its India gross collection stands at Rs 732.20 crore.
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Overseas markets have contributed approximately Rs 378.50 crore, taking the worldwide gross total to Rs 1,110.70 crore.
The film, which arrived in cinemas on November 5, opened with Rs 64.85 crore in domestic net collections. Its Hindi version remains the biggest contributor to its Indian earnings.
Dhurandhar 2 Maintains Its Box Office Dominance
Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge continues to outperform Ramayana on the domestic front. Aditya Dhar directorial collected Rs 624.47 crore in India net earnings during its opening week, compared with Ramayana’s Rs 511.10 crore over its first seven days.
The difference is also evident in the domestic gross figures. Dhurandhar 2 generated Rs 747.81 crore in its first week, while Ramayana recorded Rs 611.05 crore.
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The sequel has accumulated Rs 1,149.30 crore in domestic net collections and Rs 1,375.39 crore in India gross earnings. Its overseas business of Rs 438 crore has pushed worldwide gross collections to Rs 1,813.39 crore.
Which Film Reached Rs 500 Crore Faster?
The two releases have also set different benchmarks in terms of collection speed. Dhurandhar 2 entered India's Rs 500 crore club within six days, making it the faster of the two whereas Ramayana achieved the same milestone in seven days, securing the second position among the fastest films to reach the mark.
With both productions attracting substantial audiences, their box office performances underline the strong theatrical appetite for large-scale Indian cinema.