Ramayana Day 1 Collection Early Prediction: Ranbir Kapoor’s next big-screen appearance has already become one of Bollywood’s most discussed projects. Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana is being planned as a two-part cinematic adaptation of the epic, with the first instalment expected to arrive around Diwali 2026. To note, Ramayana brings together a major ensemble cast. Ranbir Kapoor will be seen as Lord Ram, while Sai Pallavi is attached to the role of Sita. Yash, who is also associated with the production, is expected to play Ravana. The cast also includes Sunny Deol, Ravi Dubey, Lara Dutta, Anupam Kher, Rakul Preet Singh, Arun Govil and Vivek Oberoi.

Interestingly, Ramayana is being mounted on a large scale by producer Namit Malhotra, with reports suggesting that it is among the costliest Indian films ever attempted with budget reaching Rs 400cr. Besides, Ramayana is significant for several reasons as it marks Ranbir’s first collaboration with Sai Pallavi and Yash, and gives television actor Ravi Dubey a major Bollywood platform. With its festive release window and familiar source material, Ramayana is already being watched closely by trade circles. In fact, as the advance booking for Ramayana has received a decent response speculations about its opening day collection is also getting rife

Ramayana Day 1 Collection Early Prediction

In an exclusive conversation with Filmibeat’s Ranpreet, film business expert Rohit Jaiswal stated that Ramayana is likely to enter the coveted Rs 100cr club for the Hindi version alone. In fact, the movie is expected to mint Rs 105-115cr for the Hindi version. It is evident that Ramayana is likely to have a massive start at the domestic box office

Ramayana Advance Booking Collection Day 1

On the other hand, as per a report in Sacnilk, Ramayana has sold over 1.82 lakhs and has earned Rs 10.17cr from advance booking collection so far.

Meanwhile, Ranbir has been all praises for Yash and stated, “The first time when I saw Yash, Rocking Star Yash’s film was KGF. I saw KGF; I became a massive fan. Then I met him one day in Goa when Namit and I went there, while he was doing a recce for a film he was doing. And I realised that this man is just not a superstar, an actor; he is a cinema man. He is somebody who understands writing; he understands storytelling; he understands acting; he understands how to produce a film, how to direct a film, how to act in a film. I was really amazed because even while we were making Ramayana, he was also working in his own home production. And I could tell with the passion this man works, I haven’t seen that in many people. So I have so much of respect for you, Yash, and I am really glad that I got this opportunity to share the screen with you”.