Ramayana Box Office: Day-wise, language-wise BREAKDOWN of Ranbir Kapoor-Yash starrer; Hindi leads while Kannada and Telugu battle for No. 2

In its first three days of release, Ramayana – Part I, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, has amassed a nett box office total of Rs.176.11 crores at the Indian box office.The highly anticipated mythological epic, which premiered on Thursday, November 5, generated an opening day gross of Rs.62.47 crores before experiencing a dip to Rs.45.84 crores on Friday; however, it recovered momentum on Saturday, achieving its most substantial single-day collection of Rs.67.80 crores.

Although aggregate figures suggest a robust recovery across the weekend, a granular analysis by linguistic segment unveils several nuanced trends.

The Hindi iteration has solidified its status as the film's primary revenue driver, whereas the Kannada and Telugu versions remain locked in a fierce contest for the runner-up spot.

Language Thu Fri Sat Total

Hindi achieved values of 45.46, 34.29, and 51.66, culminating in a total of 131.41.

Kannada 7.00 4.58 5.85 17.43

The recorded values for Telugu are 6.22, 4.50, 5.98, and 16.70.

Tamil, recorded at 2.44, 1.41, 2.35, and 6.20.

The values recorded for Malayalam are 1.35, 1.06, 1.96, and 4.37.

Across all languages, the figures stand at 62.47, 45.84, 67.80, and 176.11 respectively.

NOTE – All figures in INR cr.

Hindi accounts for approximately three-quarters of the cumulative total recorded over the three-day period.

In its initial three-day run, the Hindi edition secured Rs.

131.41 crores in net revenue, representing roughly 74.62% of Ramayana's aggregate domestic box office earnings.

Kannada secures the second place with a contribution of Rs.

17.43 crores, narrowly trailing Telugu, which registers at Rs.16.70 crores.Tamil follows with an allocation of Rs.6.20 crores, whereas Malayalam accounts for Rs.4.37 crores.

In aggregate, the four South Indian language releases have amassed Rs.

44.70 crores, accounting for roughly 25.38% of the film's overall box office performance.

Data indicates that although the film *Ramayana* is garnering audiences across linguistic boundaries, Hindi remains the undisputed force driving its box office success.

This trend is underscored by a significant upward trajectory in Hindi's share, which surged from 72.77% on Thursday to 76.19% by Saturday.In contrast, the markets for Kannada and Telugu have remained nearly identical, with cumulative collections after three days differing by a mere Rs.73 lakh.

Current linguistic performance metrics delineate a distinct hierarchy: Hindi serves as the foundational pillar of *Ramayana*'s commercial trajectory, while Kannada and Telugu vie for the secondary position with considerable parity.

Furthermore, the film's recovery on Saturday has revitalized its momentum, positioning it favorably for the upcoming Sunday release.