Ramayana earns Rs 155 crore worldwide on opening day

The film Ramayana took in Rs 155 crore at the worldwide box office on its opening day, 6 November 2026. The figure has been reported as the biggest pre-Diwali Day 1 collection for an Indian film.

The collection covers ticket sales across all territories on the first day of release. The sources give the total as Rs 155 crore but do not say how much came from India and how much from overseas markets.

How the opening compares

The Diwali period is usually one of the strongest times for Indian cinema, so films released before the festival compete for audiences during a busy stretch. A record for a pre-Diwali opening day sets a high bar for the film's first weekend.

The sources do not say how the figure compares with the opening of any earlier film in detail, beyond describing it as the biggest of its kind.

What it means for audiences

For moviegoers in India, a strong opening usually means more shows and screens in the coming days. Ticket prices are set by cinemas and vary by city, so the sources do not give a fixed price to expect.

Box office figures published on the first day are early numbers. Final totals, which include later days and any revised counts, can differ from the opening-day figure.

The sources do not say whether the film will continue to run in the same number of theatres or how its collections will grow over the coming week.