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Ramayana Crosses ₹500 Crore Worldwide in 4 Days, Leaves Scene Behind

Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana has crossed ₹500 crore worldwide in just four days, making it the fastest Indian film to hit that mark this year.

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Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana has crossed ₹500 crore worldwide in just four days, becoming the fastest Indian film this year to hit that milestone. The Diwali weekend haul — ₹174 crore across India and overseas, was driven by a massive 23.5 lakh tickets sold on Day 4 alone, with Hindi-language shows leading the charge at ₹36.75 crore from 17,755 screens.

The film’s total India net collection now stands at ₹235.85 crore, while overseas earnings have reached ₹222 crore, pushing its global gross to ₹507.20 crore. That’s more than triple Suriya’s Scene, which cleared ₹62.75 crore net in India and ₹116.65 crore globally after three days. Even with a 19.6% drop on Day 4, Ramayana still earned ₹56.15 crore, more than double what Scene made on its best day.

The Tamil version of Scene did lead locally, but even that couldn’t close the gap. The Kannada version of Ramayana brought in ₹7.25 crore from 910 shows, Telugu added ₹6.25 crore from 1,621 screens, and Tamil and Malayalam contributed ₹3.15 crore and ₹2.75 crore respectively. Industry tracker Sacnilk reported the film’s Day 4 collection as ₹56.15 crore net across 21,770 shows, with a 19.6% decline from Day 3’s ₹69.80 crore.

Despite the dip, the film maintained strong performance across languages and regions. Meanwhile, Scene recorded a 14.3% rise on Day 3, earning ₹23.25 crore net across 6,001 shows, with an average of ₹38,984 per screen. Its three-day Diwali weekend total stood at ₹62.75 crore net in India, with Sunday contributing ₹23.25 crore.

The film’s India gross is now ₹72.90 crore, and overseas earnings reached ₹43.75 crore. While Scene crossed the ₹50 crore India net mark, its worldwide gross of ₹116.65 crore remains well behind Ramayana. The numbers don’t lie: this isn’t just a box office win. It’s a cultural reset.

Now comes the real test: can the second part keep this momentum?

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