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Ramayana Part One Earns Rs. 179 Crore in India in Three Days

Published 2026-11-08

Ramayana Part One Earns Rs. 179 Crore in India in Three Days | Integri News

The film Ramayana Part One has earned Rs. 179 crore at the box office in India in its first three days, according to a report from the entertainment website Pinkvilla. The movie stars Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, two well-known actors in Indian cinema. Box office figures like these are often used to measure how well a film is doing with audiences.

Ramayana is one of the most important epics in Hindu tradition, and it has been told many times in books, television series and films. This new version is based on that famous story. Because the epic is so well known to many Indian families, interest in the film has been high, and cinemas have welcomed large crowds during its opening days.

Box office collections are usually reported as gross or net earnings, and the figures can change as more daily reports are published. The early numbers show that the film has made a strong start in its home market. However, the report does not give detailed information about ticket sales in other countries or about the long-term performance of the film.

As the film continues to run in cinemas, more updates on its earnings are likely to be shared by trade analysts and film websites. Readers who want to follow the film's progress can check official industry reports for the latest figures.

Sources: Pinkvilla

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