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Ramayana Kerala Needs ₹6 Crore to Overtake Dhurandhar 2 at Box Office
✍️ Sacnilk
🗓 10 Nov 2026, 07:02 AM
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The Malayalam‑language film Ramayana Kerala is chasing a ₹6 crore boost to surpass Dhurandhar 2 as the highest‑grossing Bollywood film.
Ramayana Kerala, a Malayalam‑language adaptation of the epic Ramayana, has been performing strongly at the Indian box office. As of the latest weekend, the film has accumulated approximately ₹28 crore in domestic earnings, placing it among the top‑grossing releases of the year.
Industry analysts say that to eclipse Dhurandhar 2, which currently holds the record for the highest‑grossing Bollywood film with around ₹34 crore, Ramayana Kerala needs an additional ₹6 crore in ticket sales. The target is within reach, given the film’s continued popularity across multiplexes and single screens.
Producers have highlighted the importance of sustaining momentum through targeted marketing and strategic release of new promotional material. If the film achieves the required figure, it would not only break Dhurandhar 2’s record but also set a new benchmark for Malayalam‑language films in the national market.
Cinema owners across major cities have reported steady footfall, and the film’s distributor has confirmed that the remaining weeks will see a gradual decline, making the ₹6 crore target a realistic goal for the upcoming week.
Industry analysts say that to eclipse Dhurandhar 2, which currently holds the record for the highest‑grossing Bollywood film with around ₹34 crore, Ramayana Kerala needs an additional ₹6 crore in ticket sales. The target is within reach, given the film’s continued popularity across multiplexes and single screens.
Producers have highlighted the importance of sustaining momentum through targeted marketing and strategic release of new promotional material. If the film achieves the required figure, it would not only break Dhurandhar 2’s record but also set a new benchmark for Malayalam‑language films in the national market.
Cinema owners across major cities have reported steady footfall, and the film’s distributor has confirmed that the remaining weeks will see a gradual decline, making the ₹6 crore target a realistic goal for the upcoming week.