Ramayana box office Day 10: Ranbir-Yash's film crosses Rs 1200-crore mark globally

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Ramayana crossed Rs 1,200 crore worldwide within 10 days of its release. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the film is headlined by Ranbir Kapoor and Yash. It was released in theatres on November 5.

Ramayana crossed the Rs 1,200-crore mark at the worldwide box office within 10 days of its release. The Ranbir Kapoor and Yash-starrer has earned Rs 1,228 crore globally, including an India gross collection of Rs 819.50 crore and Rs 408.50 crore from overseas markets.

The latest adaptation of Valmiki’s epic has drawn substantial business from India and overseas markets. Planned as a two-part film, it stars Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita, Yash as Ravana, Ravie Dubey as Lakshman and Sunny Deol as Lord Hanuman.

After 10 days, Ramayana has earned Rs 1,228 crore worldwide. Its India gross stands at Rs 819.50 crore, including nett collections of Rs 685.60 crore, while overseas markets have contributed Rs 408.50 crore.

The film earned Rs 72.90 crore nett in India on Day 10, up 51.6 per cent from its Day 9 collection of Rs 48.10 crore. It collected Rs 564.60 crore during its first week, covering Days 1 to 8. Its second-week total stands at Rs 121 crore after Days 9 and 10.

Day 1 – Rs 64.85 croreDay 2 – Rs 48.05 croreDay 3 – Rs 69.80 croreDay 4 (Diwali) – Rs 56.15 croreDay 5 – Rs 107.50 croreDay 6 – Rs 94.10 croreDay 7 (Bhai Dooj) – Rs 70.65 croreDay 8 – Rs 53.50 croreDay 9 – Rs 47.85 croreDay 10- Rs 72.90 crore

With Rs 685.60 crore in India nett collections, Ramayana has surpassed the lifetime totals of Jawan, which earned Rs 643.87 crore, and Stree 2, which collected Rs 625.27 crore. It had previously crossed the lifetime collections of Pathaan and Animal.

The Hindi version has contributed Rs 527.25 crore to the film’s India nett collection. The Kannada version has earned Rs 57.35 crore, followed by Telugu at Rs 44.90 crore, Tamil at Rs 29.65 crore and Malayalam at Rs 26.45 crore.

Overseas markets account for 33.3 per cent of the film’s worldwide gross. The film recorded 2,36,994 shows across India during its first 10 days.

Ramayana is based on Valmiki’s epic, one of the world’s oldest pieces of literature.

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