Ramayana Creates Box Office History with Record Breaking Monday Collections

Ranbir Kapoor-led Ramayana: Rise of a Legend is continuing its impressive run at the box office, setting new benchmarks with its Monday collections. According to trade reports, the film collected more than ₹95 crore net from the Hindi version alone on Monday. This is being described as the highest single-day collection ever recorded by an Indian film. The remarkable performance has further strengthened the film’s position at the box office.

Including its dubbed versions, the film reportedly collected around ₹115 crore net on Monday, with nearly ₹20 crore coming from other languages. With this, the total collection of the Hindi version alone has reached approximately ₹270 crore net. The film’s Monday performance has also surpassed the reported ₹60 crore net collection of Dhurandhar 2 on its previous Monday, highlighting the scale of Ramayana’s box-office momentum.

The film is also showing strong demand on Tuesday, with reports indicating more than 91,000 ticket sales per hour on BookMyShow. This growing audience interest has raised expectations of another strong day at the ticket windows. With its impressive collections across languages, Ramayana: Rise of a Legend is continuing to attract moviegoers, and trade circles are watching closely to see what other box-office milestones it may achieve in the coming days.