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Ramayana Day 7 Worldwide: ₹934.55 Cr; Beats Animal Lifetime

Ramayana hit ₹934.55 crore worldwide after seven days, moving past Animal's ₹915 crore lifetime total. Its week-one India cume is ₹323.5 crore.

Ramayana Day 7 Worldwide: ₹934.55 Cr; Beats Animal Lifetime

Ramayana’s first week has moved the goalposts. The Nitesh Tiwari-directed mythological epic added another ₹25 crore in India on day seven, taking its week-one India cume to ₹323.5 crore and its worldwide total to ₹934.55 crore.

With that, the film has overtaken the lifetime worldwide total of Ranbir Kapoor’s previous blockbuster Animal, which closed at ₹915 crore. The new milestone came in just seven days.

First-week scorecard

The early trade figures make the scale clear:

  • Day 7 India collection: ₹25 crore
  • Week-one India total: ₹323.5 crore
  • Worldwide total after day 7: ₹934.55 crore
  • Animal lifetime worldwide: ₹915 crore

A ₹25 crore Wednesday isn’t just a number. It suggests the film is holding beyond the opening-weekend rush, which is exactly what a big-ticket spectacle needs if it is going to play through the following weeks.

Why this run matters

Ramayana reworks Valmiki’s Ramayan for the modern big screen, with a large ensemble that includes Sai Pallavi, Yash, Ravi Dubey, Adinath Kothare, Rakul Preet Singh, Anupam Kher, Arun Govil and Lara Dutta. For Ranbir Kapoor, it continues a strong theatrical comeback after a three-year gap, and it quickly compares with the film that last defined his box-office career.

The project is the first part of a two-film franchise reported to be mounted at around ₹4,000 crore, which makes it one of Indian cinema’s costliest undertakings. At that budget, every day of strong hold is essential to recoup and justify the second instalment.

Within a week, the film has already entered the top tier of Indian grossers. Trade reports now count it as the second-highest grosser in India, giving the first-week record extra weight.

The window ahead

The next two weeks look relatively open in the Hindi market, with no major release arriving to split the audience. That leaves a clear runway for Ramayana to keep adding, and the conversation now turns to the all-time Indian cinema record.

For fans tracking the run, the second-week hold is the test. If the film keeps posting ₹25 crore-plus days, the highest-grosser milestone could shift from possibility to real chase.

Source: Filmibeat

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