Namit Malhotra’s ambitious mythological drama Ramayana is enjoying a phenomenal run at the worldwide box office. The Ranbir Kapoor-starrer has reportedly achieved a rare milestone, collecting more than ₹100 crore globally every single day for six consecutive days. This remarkable consistency has put the film in a league of its own.
What makes this achievement even more interesting is that several major Indian blockbusters, including Pushpa 2: The Rule, Dhurandhar: The Revenge and Baahubali 2: The Conclusion, have not managed to register a similar six-day streak. Unlike films that depend heavily on massive opening-day numbers, Ramayana appears to be sustaining its momentum with strong collections throughout the week.
The film’s journey at the box office has not been entirely straightforward. Its initial response in the Hindi market was comparatively slow, largely because of the pre-Diwali period. However, the strong contribution from South Indian markets helped balance the numbers and gave the film a significant boost.
The festive holiday season has now become another major advantage. With additional holidays in North India, more audiences are heading to cinemas, resulting in improved theatre occupancy and a noticeable rise in collections.
According to trade estimates, the film is expected to generate over ₹100 crore in India gross on its sixth day. Its six-day worldwide gross is projected to reach an impressive ₹830 crore to ₹850 crore.
While opening-day records often dominate box office discussions, Ramayana is attracting attention for a different reason: its ability to maintain exceptional collections over multiple consecutive days. If the current trend continues, the film could set several more benchmarks in the coming days, making its box office journey one of the most closely watched developments in Indian cinema.
