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Ramayana Expected to Open with Rs 100 cr Across All Languages, Rs 60‑70 cr in Hindi
✍️ Bollywood Hungama
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 06:46 PM
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Trade analysts project the mythological epic Ramayana to collect between Rs 60‑70 crore in Hindi territories and around Rs 100 crore overall on its first day, buoyed by star Yash's pan‑India appeal.
Industry insiders say the upcoming mythological drama Ramayana is set to open strongly, with Hindi‑speaking markets expected to generate between Rs 60 crore and Rs 70 crore on day one. The film’s total collection across all language versions is projected at roughly Rs 100 crore, reflecting confidence in its nationwide reach.
The box‑office forecast attributes a significant share of the revenue to the South Indian market, where the presence of Kannada superstar Yash is anticipated to pull in about Rs 40 crore. Analysts note that Yash’s involvement, combined with the film’s grand visual scale, enhances its appeal beyond the traditional Hindi audience.
Trade sources highlighted that pre‑release buzz, extensive marketing, and the cultural resonance of the Ramayana narrative are driving the optimistic numbers. The film, produced by a major studio, is scheduled for a wide release in multiplexes and single‑screen theatres across the country.
If the predictions hold, Ramayana could become one of the highest‑grossing Indian releases of the year, reinforcing the trend of mythological epics performing well at the box office. The final figures will be confirmed after the first‑day tally is compiled.
The box‑office forecast attributes a significant share of the revenue to the South Indian market, where the presence of Kannada superstar Yash is anticipated to pull in about Rs 40 crore. Analysts note that Yash’s involvement, combined with the film’s grand visual scale, enhances its appeal beyond the traditional Hindi audience.
Trade sources highlighted that pre‑release buzz, extensive marketing, and the cultural resonance of the Ramayana narrative are driving the optimistic numbers. The film, produced by a major studio, is scheduled for a wide release in multiplexes and single‑screen theatres across the country.
If the predictions hold, Ramayana could become one of the highest‑grossing Indian releases of the year, reinforcing the trend of mythological epics performing well at the box office. The final figures will be confirmed after the first‑day tally is compiled.