KATHMANDU: Director Nitesh Tiwari’s mythological film ‘Ramayana’ continues to show strong momentum at the domestic box office as it enters its eighth day. Despite the conclusion of the five-day festive period, advance bookings for the second Thursday, November 12, remain robust.
As of 3 PM on November 11, advance sales for the eighth day have reached 15.30 crore gross, which translates to a net collection of 13.00 crore. With these pre-sales, the film has officially entered the top 10 all-time highest second Thursday net collections in Bollywood history, surpassing the figures of films like ‘War’ (9.25 crore), ‘Padmaavat’, and ‘Sultan’.
The film, starring Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, and Sai Pallavi, saw a strong performance on its seventh day, where it recorded 29.30 crore gross and 24.90 crore net collection from 8.37 lakh booked tickets. November 12 marks the first regular working weekday for the production following the extended holiday period. The consistent performance in advance bookings highlights the film’s sustained appeal at the box office.
