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'Ramayana' reaches close to Rs 1000 crore in just 7 days, how much did it earn from abroad

Ramayana Box Office Collection : Namit Malhotra's film Ramayana is performing well at the box office. It has earned over ₹900 crore in just seven days. The film is being well-received both domestically and internationally. While the film's earnings abroad are lower than in India, overseas earnings still represent a significant portion of the total collection so far.Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi play Ram and Sita in the film. Their performances have received mixed reviews from audiences. Let's take a look at the worldwide collections for Ramayan on Day 7. Ramayan movie collection in India According to trade tracker SacNilk, Ramayan grossed ₹70.65 crore (approximately $1.7 billion) net from 24,239 shows on its seventh day of release in India. The Hindi version of the film contributed significantly to this collection. Malayalam version of 'Ramayana' collections: Rs 2.75 crore Collection of 'Ramayana' in Telugu language - Rs 2.75 crore Tamil version of Ramayan collection: Rs 2.65 crorepati Adding all these figures, the total gross collection in India was Rs 611.05 crore and the net collection was Rs 511 crore. 'Ramayana' collection abroad Ramayan performed well at the box office overseas. The film collected ₹25 crore (approximately $2.5 billion) in overseas markets on its seventh day, bringing its total overseas earnings to ₹323.50 crore (approximately $3.23 billion). The combined Indian and international collections bring Ramayan's worldwide total to ₹934.55 crore (approximately $9.34 billion).

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