Pinkvilla reported that Ranbir Kapoor's film Ramayana Part One collected about Rs. 45 crore nett in Hindi and Rs. 18.5 crore nett in South dubbed versions, totalling roughly Rs. 63.5 crore nett on its opening day, describing the figure as a healthy first‑day performance despite appearing low.
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Key facts
- The Hindi version earned approximately Rs. 45 crore nett on opening day.
- South dubbed versions contributed about Rs. 18.50 crore nett on opening day.
- Combined first‑day nett total was roughly Rs. 63.50 crore.
- Pinkvilla described the opening as "healthy" despite numbers appearing low.
- External factors were noted as influencing the opening‑day numbers.
Evidence
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