‘Ranabaali’, starring Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna, has collected Rs 63.65 cr in worldwide gross earnings after seven days in theaters. According to Sacnilk reports, the historical drama, which is receiving mixed reviews, earned Rs 3.15 cr in India net collections on Thursday, October 22. The film recorded these earnings across 2,112 shows, with overall occupancy at 31%.Its India gross collection has reached Rs 52.55 cr, while overseas markets have contributed Rs 11.10 cr. Thursday’s India net earnings fell by 42.7% from Wednesday’s Rs 5.50 cr. The film’s first-week domestic net total stands at Rs 45.20 cr. It sold an estimated 271,563 tickets on Day 7, taking cumulative ticket sales to 3,584,067.The film collected Rs 3.15 cr in India net earnings on its seventh day. Its show count stood at 2,112, lower than the 2,232 screenings reported on Wednesday. Overall occupancy was 31%, indicating a slowdown in theatrical performance as the film completed its opening week. Overseas markets added Rs 35 lakhs in gross earnings on Thursday.
First-week box office performance of Rashmika Mandanna film
‘Ranabaali’ opened with Rs 9.25 cr on Friday, October 16, from 2,515 shows. Occupancy stood at 57%. Saturday’s collection reached Rs 7.30 cr across 2,292 shows, with occupancy at 53%. On Sunday, the film earned Rs 7.50 cr from 2,302 shows, recording 56% occupancy.Monday’s earnings dropped to Rs 5.40 cr across 2,186 shows, with occupancy at 46%. The film recovered to Rs 7.10 cr on Tuesday, October 20, from 2,237 shows. Tuesday occupancy reached 56%. Wednesday brought in Rs 5.50 cr across 2,232 shows, before Thursday’s collection fell to Rs 3.15 cr. The seven-day India net total now stands at Rs 45.20 cr.The Telugu 2D version registered 29.40% overall occupancy on Thursday. Morning shows recorded 19.85%, while afternoon screenings reached 31.54%. Evening occupancy climbed to 33.15%, followed by 32.54% during night shows.Directed by Rahul Sankrityan, ‘Ranabaali’ stars Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna. The historical drama is set against the Madras Famine of 1876–1878, focusing on the Rayalaseema region during British colonial rule.The story follows a horseman who organizes resistance against colonial oppression while trying to protect his people during a devastating period in Indian history.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.