The Ramayana box office collection day 9 final figure is Rs 47.85 crore net in India, and with it Nitesh Tiwari’s epic has crossed two landmarks in a single day: Rs 600 crore net in India and Rs 1,100 crore gross worldwide. The numbers, confirmed overnight by Sacnilk, take the nine-day India net total to Rs 612.45 crore and the worldwide gross to Rs 1,110.70 crore — a second Friday that held far better than the weekdays before it.
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Friday 13 November was the film’s ninth day in cinemas and the first day of its second week. A drop of 10.6 percent from Thursday’s Rs 53.50 crore is the smallest weekday fall of the run so far, and it came on a normal working Friday with no festival to lean on. Across 22,993 shows at 32.1 percent occupancy, the film added Rs 57.15 crore gross in India and Rs 25 crore overseas. The Ramayana box office collection day 9 result is not the biggest day of the run — that remains the record Monday, Day 5, at Rs 107.50 crore — but it is the day the film’s total stopped being a chase and became a coronation.
A Second Friday That Refused to Fade
Big films usually lose a third of their business between the first Thursday and the second Friday. Ramayana lost a tenth. The 10.6 percent dip from Day 8 is gentler than the 24.9 percent fall on Day 7 and the 24.3 percent fall on Day 8, which suggests the audience is no longer just the opening-week crowd. Families and repeat viewers are now carrying the film, and that is exactly the audience that keeps a film earning through its second and third weekends.
The occupancy tells the same story. At 32.1 percent across nearly 23,000 shows, the film was still filling a third of its seats on its ninth day, with night shows running far stronger than mornings. The Ramayana box office collection day 9 hold is the kind of number that makes trade watchers stop talking about a fall and start talking about the lifetime total instead.
Ramayana Box Office Collection Day 9, Language by Language
Hindi did the heavy lifting again, contributing Rs 36.25 crore — 75.8 percent of the day — from 18,377 shows. But the most striking number of the day came from Malayalam, which collected Rs 3.25 crore from just 1,070 shows at 60.1 percent occupancy, the highest occupancy of any version on Day 9. Kannada added Rs 3.00 crore, Tamil Rs 2.75 crore and Telugu Rs 2.60 crore.
The nine-day language totals show how far the film has travelled beyond the Hindi belt. Hindi stands at Rs 473.25 crore, or 77.3 percent of the India net total. Kannada follows at Rs 51.95 crore, Telugu at Rs 40.65 crore, Tamil at Rs 24.90 crore and Malayalam at Rs 21.70 crore. Yash’s presence as Ravana has kept the southern versions unusually strong for a Hindi-led epic, and the Ramayana box office collection day 9 split confirms that the film is playing as a genuinely pan-Indian release, not a Hindi film with dubbed versions attached.
Nine Days, Day by Day
Here is the full run so far in India net collections:
- Day 1, Thursday 5 November: Rs 64.85 crore
- Day 2, Friday 6 November: Rs 48.05 crore
- Day 3, Saturday 7 November: Rs 69.80 crore
- Day 4, Sunday 8 November: Rs 56.15 crore
- Day 5, Monday 9 November: Rs 107.50 crore
- Day 6, Tuesday 10 November: Rs 94.10 crore
- Day 7, Wednesday 11 November: Rs 70.65 crore
- Day 8, Thursday 12 November: Rs 53.50 crore
- Day 9, Friday 13 November: Rs 47.85 crore
The first week closed at Rs 564.60 crore net in India. Add the Ramayana box office collection day 9 figure and the total reaches Rs 612.45 crore net, with Rs 732.20 crore gross in India and Rs 378.50 crore from overseas. The film has now sold more than 2.38 crore tickets in nine days.
The Records Falling Along the Way
The Rs 1,100 crore worldwide mark is the headline, but it is not the only record on the board. Ramayana entered the Rs 1,000 crore worldwide club on its eighth day, and the ninth day pushed the total past Rs 1,100 crore.
The milestone also puts Yash in rare company. With Ramayana, he joins Shah Rukh Khan, Prabhas and Ranveer Singh among the actors with more than one Rs 1,000 crore worldwide grosser, his second after KGF Chapter 2. That he has done it playing Ravana, opposite Ranbir Kapoor’s Rama, rather than as the solo hero of his own franchise, makes the achievement stranger and more impressive. The Ramayana box office collection day 9 total has also carried the Hindi version alone past Rs 473 crore, a figure most Hindi films never reach in their entire run.
What Day 10 Could Bring
If Friday was a hold, Saturday should be a jump. Advance bookings for Day 10, Saturday 14 November, stood at Rs 39.83 crore gross with more than 11 lakh tickets already sold before the day began, according to Track Tollywood. The second Saturday is traditionally the strongest day of a film’s second weekend, and with no major release competing for screens this weekend, Ramayana has a clear run at another Rs 55–60 crore day in India.
The film still has fresh markets to open as well. It reached Hong Kong, Mexico and Central Asia on 12 November, and Brazil, Italy, Ukraine and Hungary follow on 19 November. The overseas total, already at Rs 378.50 crore, should keep climbing through the second weekend, and the worldwide figure will keep moving with it. The Ramayana box office collection day 9 result sets up the second weekend as the next chapter of the story, not the epilogue.
About the Film
Ramayana: Part 1, titled Ramayana: Rise of a Legend in international markets, is directed by Nitesh Tiwari, whose Dangal remains the highest-grossing Indian film worldwide. Ranbir Kapoor plays Rama, Sai Pallavi plays Sita and Yash plays Ravana, with Sunny Deol as Hanuman, Ravie Dubey as Lakshmana, Arun Govil as Dasharatha and Lara Dutta as Kaikeyi. The score comes from Hans Zimmer and A. R. Rahman, and the film is produced by Namit Malhotra’s Prime Focus Studios and DNEG with Yash’s Monster Mind Creations.
The film released worldwide on 5 November 2026 in Hindi, English, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, and the second part is slated for Diwali 2027. All figures in this article are trade estimates reported by Sacnilk; other trackers report marginally different totals.
Watch the Official Trailer
The trailer, presented by T-Series, shows Ranbir Kapoor’s Rama facing Yash’s Ravana, and it remains the best single glimpse of the scale the film is working at.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Ramayana box office collection on Day 9?
The Ramayana box office collection day 9 figure is Rs 47.85 crore net in India on Friday, 13 November 2026, according to Sacnilk, with Rs 57.15 crore gross in India and Rs 25 crore from overseas markets.
What is Ramayana’s total collection after 9 days?
After nine days, Ramayana has collected Rs 612.45 crore net in India and Rs 1,110.70 crore gross worldwide, including Rs 378.50 crore from overseas markets. It has crossed Rs 600 crore net in India and Rs 1,100 crore gross worldwide.
Which was Ramayana’s biggest day so far?
Day 5, Monday 9 November, remains the biggest single day with Rs 107.50 crore net in India. Day 6, at Rs 94.10 crore, is the second-biggest day, and the opening day, at Rs 64.85 crore, is still the fourth-biggest.
How much has the Hindi version of Ramayana earned?
The Hindi version has collected Rs 473.25 crore net in nine days, or 77.3 percent of the film’s India net total. It earned Rs 36.25 crore on Day 9 alone.
Has Ramayana crossed Rs 1,000 crore worldwide?
Yes. The film entered the Rs 1,000 crore worldwide club on Day 8, Thursday 12 November, and crossed Rs 1,100 crore on Day 9. Yash now has two Rs 1,000 crore worldwide grossers, after KGF Chapter 2.
What can Ramayana earn on Day 10?
Advance bookings for Saturday 14 November stood at Rs 39.83 crore gross with more than 11 lakh tickets sold, according to Track Tollywood. The second Saturday is expected to be the strongest day of the second weekend.
The Ramayana box office collection day 9 result has done more than add another big number to the board. It has taken the film past Rs 600 crore in India and Rs 1,100 crore worldwide in nine days, shown that the second Friday can hold better than the weekdays before it, and set up a second Saturday that could be the biggest day of the second week. With new markets still opening and the Hindi version closing on Rs 500 crore, the epic’s run is still writing its own records.
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