Ramayana crosses Rs 520 cr in India by Day 8
Ramayana Part I has crossed ₹520 cr nett in India just eight days into its run. Here is how Day 8 shaped up and what that signals.
Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana – Part I has raced past the ₹500 crore mark in India in just eight days. By 5 PM on Thursday, November 12, the Ranbir Kapoor and Yash starrer had collected ₹30.25 crore nett across all languages, taking its domestic total to ₹520.45 crore.
A slow morning, a stronger afternoon
The Day 8 figure came from 16,392 shows. The noon update was a quieter ₹14.35 crore from 10,778 shows; between noon and 5 PM, the film added ₹15.90 crore across an additional 5,614 reported shows.
Occupancy data shows the day building as it went along. Morning shows started at 17.7%, while the afternoon jumped to 32.5% — nearly double the morning. Evening occupancy was 31.1%, and the night figure stood at a provisional 29.1% with several screenings still to report.
- Morning: 17.7% occupancy
- Afternoon: 32.5% occupancy
- Evening: 31.1% occupancy
- Night: 29.1% (provisional)
Why the milestone lands
With ₹520.45 crore nett, Ramayana – Part I is comfortably past the ₹500 crore domestic milestone within its first eight days. In Indian box office reporting, nett collections are the post-tax figure that trade analysts use for daily and lifetime comparisons.
The Thursday pace is softer than the film’s post-Diwali peak, but the afternoon rebound matters. It suggests that family audiences — the core crowd for a mythological epic — are still finding their way to theatres even on a working day.
The number to watch
Thursday’s final total should rise once the provisional night shows are reported. For fans and trade watchers, the next checkpoint is whether the film’s afternoon strength carries into the coming weekend, when the next big push typically happens.
Source: bollywoodHungama.com
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