Nov 10, 2026 12:59pm IST
‘Ramayana’ Beats ‘Jawan,’ ‘Animal’ and ‘Pathaan’ to Become the Seventh-Fastest Film to Enter the ₹300 Crore Club
After earning over ₹100 crore on its fifth day (November 9), “Ramayana” has taken its domestic box-office collection to ₹346.35 crore. With this, it has become the seventh-fastest Indian film and the second-fastest Hindi venture to enter the ₹300 crore club.
Of the 10 fastest entrants to the club, four films belong to the Telugu industry, five to the Hindi film industry and one to the Kannada industry.
Fastest Films to Enter the ₹300 Crore Club in India
“Pushpa 2: The Rule” – ₹387.95 crore – 3 days
“Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge” – ₹339.27 crore – 3 days
“Baahubali 2: The Conclusion” – ₹304 crore – 3 days
“RRR” – ₹324 crore – 3 days
“KGF: Chapter 2” – ₹380.15 crore – 4 days
“Kalki 2898 AD” – ₹309 crore – 4 days
“Ramayana: Part 1” – ₹346.35 crore – 5 days
“Jawan” – ₹319.08 crore – 5 days
“Animal” – ₹313.35 crore – 6 days
“Pathaan” – ₹307.25 crore – 6 days
Interestingly, four actors have two films each in the list: Prabhas (“Baahubali 2” and “Kalki 2898 AD”), Yash (“KGF: Chapter 2” and “Ramayana”), Ranbir Kapoor (“Ramayana” and “Animal”) and Shah Rukh Khan (“Jawan” and “Pathaan”).
With the Diwali holidays kicking in, “Ramayana” is expected to continue its box-office dominance. The film could potentially cross the ₹100 crore mark in domestic collections either today or tomorrow.
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At the global box office, the film has inched closer to the ₹700 crore mark. It is also expected to surpass Rajinikanth’s “Jailer 2” (₹828.50 crore) to claim the second spot among the highest-grossing Indian films of 2026, behind “Dhurandhar: The Revenge” (₹1,813.39 crore).
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the movie also features Sai Pallavi, Ravie Dubey, Lara Dutta, Rakul Preet Singh, Shobana, Arun Govil, Sheeba Chadha and Addinath M Kothare, among others. The \music is composed by AR Rahman and Hans Zimmer, with cinematography by Pankaj Kumar and Mahesh Limaye.
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