'Ranabaali' needs over Rs 3 cr for budget recovery

Newsentertainmenttelugumovies'Ranabaali' box office collection day 18: Vijay Deverakonda, Rashmika Mandanna and Arnold Vosloo's film needs over Rs 3 cr for budget recovery; worldwide gross reaches Rs 80.27 cr 'Ranabaali' box office collection day 18: Vijay Deverakonda, Rashmika Mandanna and Arnold Vosloo's film needs over Rs 3 cr for budget recovery; worldwide gross reaches Rs 80.27 cr TOI Entertainment Desk / etimes.in / Nov 03, 2026, 05:38 IST Vijay Deverakonda, Rashmika Mandanna and Arnold Vosloo's 'Ranabaali' is witnessing a slowdown at the box office.

The film collected Rs 21 lakh net in India on Monday, November 2, across 492 shows. With this, its domestic net collection has reached Rs 58.48 cr, while the India gross stands at Rs 67.92 cr.The film's overseas performance has contributed Rs 12.35 cr to its earnings.

This takes the worldwide gross collection to Rs 80.27 cr after 18 days in theatres. However, the latest figures indicate that the film is approaching the end of its theatrical run with limited additions to its total.According to Sacnilk, Monday's India net collection dropped by 44.7% compared with the previous day's Rs 38 lakh.

The film has recorded 28,455 shows across the country during its run. Its third-week earnings have also remained modest, with the four-day total standing at Rs 1.18 cr net.'Ranabaali' records a sharp weekday decline The film's Day 18 performance reflects a considerable drop from its earlier collections.

After earning Rs 38 lakh on Sunday, the Telugu release added Rs 21 lakh on Monday. The latest collection came from 492 shows across India.The film's overall domestic net earnings now stand at Rs 58.48 cr. Its India gross collection has reached Rs 67.92 cr.

Overseas earnings have further taken the worldwide total to Rs 80.27 cr.Third-week collection remains limited 'Ranabaali' began its theatrical run with Rs 45.20 cr net during its first seven days. The opening week also registered an India gross collection of Rs 52.55 cr.

However, the film experienced a substantial reduction in earnings during its second week.Between Days 8 and 14, the film collected Rs 12.10 cr net and Rs 14 cr gross. This represented a 73.2% decline compared with the first week.

Its third-week performance has been considerably lower. From Days 15 to 18, the film added Rs 1.18 cr net and Rs 1.37 cr gross.Film needs over Rs 3 cr to recover reported budget According to Bollymoviereviewz, 'Ranabaali' was produced on a budget of Rs 84 cr, including promotional expenses.

Based on this reported production cost, the film needs to earn more than Rs 3 cr to recover its budget.Its current worldwide gross collection is Rs 80.27 cr. The remaining amount required to match the reported budget is therefore relatively small.

However, the film's recent daily collections suggest that reaching the target could depend on its performance over the coming days. It can be also estimated that the movie might have covered the budget already with the advance numbers and OTT rights.Telugu version records 13.52% occupancy on Monday The Telugu version registered an overall theatre occupancy of 13.52% on Day 18.

Morning shows recorded the highest occupancy at 15.36%. Afternoon screenings registered 10.45%, while evening shows reported 11.73%. Night shows recorded 9.27%.The film is set during the Madras Famine of 1876–1878 in the Rayalaseema region.

'Ranabaali' follows a horseman who leads a local resistance against British colonial rule. The narrative is centered on his struggle and the uprising against the colonial forces.The film features Vijay Deverakonda, Rashmika Mandanna and Arnold Vosloo in key roles.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.

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