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Ramayana breaks box office records with ₹663 crore in five days
The Hindi-language film starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash has emerged as Bollywood's biggest release this year, surpassing previous box office benchmarks with a record-breaking Monday collection.
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Ramayana has set a new benchmark for Bollywood box office performance, crossing the ₹663 crore mark within its first five days of release across Hindi-language markets in India. The film's momentum showed no signs of slowing, with the film recording a collection of ₹107 crore on its opening Monday—the highest single-day earnings for any Bollywood film on a Monday to date.
The film's strong performance has overshadowed previous records, including those set by Ranveer Singh's recent release Dhruva 2. Industry analysts attribute Ramayana's success to its star-studded cast and widespread appeal across multiple demographic groups in Hindi-speaking regions.
The five-day total positions Ramayana among the strongest Bollywood releases of the current year, signaling robust audience interest despite competition from other major releases in the cinema circuit. Trade experts are monitoring its sustained performance in the coming weeks to determine its final domestic box office trajectory.
With such momentum in its opening phase, Ramayana is on track to become one of the year's highest-grossing Hindi films, though final figures will depend on its staying power at the box office through the weekend and beyond.