'Ramayana' box office collection day 8: Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, Sai Pallavi starrer crosses Rs 560 crore, beats 'Animal' and Shah Rukh Khan's 'Pathan'
The film 'Ramayana: Rise Of A Legend' has achieved significant box office success, crossing Rs 560 crore in its first eight days. Despite a mid-week dip, the movie has outperformed major hits like 'Animal' and 'Pathan' due to strong word-of-mouth and holiday timing.
Why it matters
This performance marks a significant commercial milestone for Indian cinema, reflecting the impact of festive release windows.
‘Ramayana: Rise Of A Legend’, which arrived in theatres on November 5, has maintained a strong hold at the box office, with audience appreciation and the Diwali festive period contributing to its impressive run. After a brief setback on its second day, the Ranbir Kapoor and Yash starrer picked up pace over the weekend before delivering an extraordinary performance on Monday. The film has now followed up its massive Monday numbers with another strong collection on Tuesday, while continuing its run on Wednesday. It benefitted hugely from the Diwali and then Bhai Dooj period and may now see a drop from Thursday onwards, till the second Saturday-Sunday.
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