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Ramayana: All The Box Office Records Broken By Ranbir Kapoor's Film So Far

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Hardika Gupta
Ramayana: All The Box Office Records Broken By Ranbir Kapoor's Film So Far
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The film 'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend' has achieved significant box office success in its first week, breaking multiple records for ticket sales and IMAX collections. It has surpassed the Rs 1,000-crore mark globally, becoming one of the fastest Indian films to reach this milestone.

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The film's performance highlights the massive commercial potential of high-budget Indian cinema and its growing reach in global markets.

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Ramayana: Rise of a Legend had a record-breaking first week at the box office, setting new benchmarks across ticket sales, IMAX collections and daily Hindi box-office earnings. The film registered several milestones within its first seven days, including the highest-ever Monday collection for a Hindi film and record Tuesday and Wednesday figures.Starring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash, the film also crossed the Rs 1,000-crore mark in worldwide gross on its eighth day, becoming the third-fastest Indian film to achieve the milestone. Here's a look at all the major box-office records set by Ramayana during its first week.Highest-Ever Single-Day Ticket Sales On BookMyShowRamayana recorded the highest-ever single-day ticket sales for a Bollywood film on BookMyShow, with 16.60 lakh tickets sold in a single day.

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