Ramayana dominated the Indian box office during the November 6–8 weekend, collecting ₹238.85 crore net in its first four days. Released on Thursday, November 5, the film benefited from an extended opening period that included the Diwali weekend. Suriya’s Scene emerged as the second-biggest performer, earning ₹62.75 crore net in its first three days, while Nayanthara’s Mookuthi Amman 2 secured the third position with ₹8.93 crore. The weekend also saw continued business from older releases, including Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47 (AK 47) and Jailer 2.
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana opened on Thursday with ₹64.85 crore net across its various language versions. The film collected ₹48.05 crore on Friday, followed by a significant jump to ₹69.80 crore on Saturday. It added another ₹56.15 crore on Sunday, taking its four-day India net collection to ₹238.85 crore. Its corresponding India gross collection stood at ₹285.20 crore, according to Sacnilk.
Since Ramayana arrived in cinemas on Thursday, its four-day opening total includes an additional day of business compared with films released on Friday. For a like-for-like comparison with the other new releases, the film collected ₹174 crore net between Friday and Sunday. Its Saturday collection was the strongest day of the opening period, while Sunday remained substantial despite a 19.6% decline from the previous day.
The film’s collections came from all five language versions. Hindi contributed ₹172.75 crore net during the first four days, accounting for approximately 72.3% of its domestic total. Kannada added ₹25.95 crore, Telugu ₹23 crore, Tamil ₹9.75 crore and Malayalam ₹7.40 crore. The figures underline the contribution of the film’s multi-language release to its opening performance across India.
Suriya’s Scene, directed by Jithu Madhavan, secured second place with ₹62.75 crore net over its first three days. Released on Friday, November 6, the film opened with ₹19.15 crore, followed by ₹20.35 crore on Saturday and ₹23.25 crore on Sunday. Its collections increased on each day of the opening weekend, with Sunday recording a 14.3% rise over Saturday. The film’s India gross collection reached ₹72.90 crore, while its reported worldwide gross stood at ₹116.65 crore by the end of Sunday.
The Tamil version accounted for the larger share of Scene‘s domestic business, contributing ₹51.90 crore net over the first three days. The Telugu version added ₹10.85 crore. The film crossed the ₹50 crore India net milestone on Sunday, completing a strong opening weekend and establishing itself as the second-biggest theatrical performer in India during the period.
Nayanthara-starrer Mookuthi Amman 2 occupied the third position with ₹8.93 crore net over its Friday–Sunday opening weekend. The film began its theatrical run with ₹1.88 crore on Friday and improved to ₹2.45 crore on Saturday. Its Sunday collection registered a stronger jump, reaching ₹4.60 crore. This took its three-day India gross to ₹10.35 crore. The Sunday figure represented an 87.8% increase over Saturday, making it the film’s biggest day of the opening weekend.
Among the older releases, Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47 (AK 47) continued its theatrical run with an estimated ₹4.30 crore net over the Friday–Sunday period. The Telugu film collected ₹1.15 crore on Friday, ₹1.55 crore on Saturday and approximately ₹1.60 crore on Sunday, according to the reported daily figures. Its cumulative India net collection reached ₹43.85 crore by the end of Day 10, although the Sunday figure in Sacnilk’s individual report was still being updated at the time of its morning update.
Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2, meanwhile, added ₹2.75 crore net during its fourth weekend. The film collected ₹60 lakh on Friday, ₹1 crore on Saturday and ₹1.15 crore on Sunday, taking its India net total to ₹470.40 crore after 25 days. Its Sunday collection registered a 15% increase over Saturday.
The remaining films recorded comparatively modest collections on Sunday, November 8. Premada Oorali collected ₹40 lakh on Day 45, while Udta Teer earned ₹21 lakh on Day 17. Among the newer releases, Disco collected ₹19 lakh on Day 3, followed by The Cat in the Hat with ₹18 lakh and Summer Holidays with ₹15 lakh, both also on their third day. Drishyam 3 was listed at approximately ₹8 lakh in the partially visible Sacnilk tracker. These figures represent individual Sunday collections rather than full weekend totals.
Overall, Ramayana remained the clear leader of the Indian box office, with its Thursday release giving it a four-day opening advantage. On a comparable Friday–Sunday basis, it collected ₹174 crore net, well ahead of Scene‘s ₹62.75 crore. Mookuthi Amman 2 completed the top three among the weekend’s leading performers, while Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47 and Jailer 2 occupied the next two positions among the films covered in the weekend ranking.
India Box Office: Top 5 Weekend Grossers (November 6–8, 2026)
The ranking below is based on India net collections. Ramayana‘s four-day total is shown separately because it released on Thursday.
- Ramayana – ₹238.85 crore (Thursday–Sunday, four days; Friday–Sunday: ₹174 crore)
- Scene – ₹62.75 crore (Friday–Sunday, three days)
- Mookuthi Amman 2 – ₹8.93 crore (Friday–Sunday, three days)
- Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47 (AK 47) – approximately ₹4.30 crore (Friday–Sunday)
- Jailer 2 – ₹2.75 crore (Friday–Sunday, fourth weekend)
Source: Sacnilk. Box-office figures are estimates and may be revised.