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Ramayana Joins Rs 200 Crore Club in 4 Days, Beating Brahmastra
✍️ Bollywood Hungama
🗓 08 Nov 2026, 03:40 PM
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Ranbir Kapoor's Ramayana crossed the Rs 200 crore mark in four days, outperforming his previous films Animal, Sanju, and Brahmastra in reaching this milestone.
Ranbir Kapoor’s latest release, Ramayana, has demonstrated strong audience appeal by crossing the Rs 200 crore domestic box office milestone in just four days. This rapid accumulation of revenue places the film among the faster-performing titles in the actor’s filmography.
Comparative data highlights the efficiency of Ramayana’s box office journey. While the recent hit Animal took three days to reach the same mark, Ramayana required four days. In contrast, the actor’s earlier films took significantly longer to achieve this financial threshold.
The performance of Ramayana surpasses that of Sanju, which took seven days to cross the Rs 200 crore barrier. It also outpaces Brahmastra, which required ten days to reach the same milestone. This trend indicates a consistent improvement in the speed of box office collection for Ranbir Kapoor’s projects.
The data underscores the commercial viability of the actor’s recent choices, with Ramayana establishing itself as a key contender in the current theatrical landscape.
Comparative data highlights the efficiency of Ramayana’s box office journey. While the recent hit Animal took three days to reach the same mark, Ramayana required four days. In contrast, the actor’s earlier films took significantly longer to achieve this financial threshold.
The performance of Ramayana surpasses that of Sanju, which took seven days to cross the Rs 200 crore barrier. It also outpaces Brahmastra, which required ten days to reach the same milestone. This trend indicates a consistent improvement in the speed of box office collection for Ranbir Kapoor’s projects.
The data underscores the commercial viability of the actor’s recent choices, with Ramayana establishing itself as a key contender in the current theatrical landscape.