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Ramayana Crosses Rs 200 Crore at Indian Box Office by Day 4

Published 2026-11-09

Ramayana Crosses Rs 200 Crore at Indian Box Office by Day 4 | Integri News

The big-budget film Ramayana, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi, has passed the Rs 200 crore mark in India at the box office. According to reports from NDTV, the film earned this amount by the fourth day of its release in Indian cinemas.

The film is based on the Ramayana, one of the most famous and important epic stories in Indian culture. Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi are two well-known actors in the Hindi and South Indian film industries, so the film has attracted a lot of public attention. Reaching Rs 200 crore in only four days shows that many viewers have gone to cinemas to watch it.

Box office figures are an important way for the film industry to measure how well a movie is performing. They usually include ticket sales from cinemas across the country, although they do not always show the full picture of a film's success, such as income from streaming rights, television broadcasts, or overseas markets. Film trade experts often study these numbers over several weeks to understand how a film is doing.

The film's collection figures are expected to keep changing as more people watch it in the coming days. Producers and distributors will continue to release updated numbers, and audiences can check these reports for the latest information.

Sources: NDTV

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