Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna‘s ‘Ranabaali’ recorded a marginal increase in box office collections on Sunday, October 18. The historical drama earned Rs 7.50 cr net in India on its third day, according to Sacnilk. The film’s worldwide gross collection has reached Rs 36.90 cr, including earnings from domestic and overseas markets.The film collected Rs 24.05 cr net in India, while its domestic gross stood at Rs 28 cr. Overseas markets contributed Rs 1.50 cr on Day 3, taking the cumulative overseas gross to Rs 8.90 cr. Sunday’s India net collection marked a 2.7% rise over Saturday’s Rs 7.30 cr. Despite the slight recovery, the film’s daily earnings remain below its opening-day figures.
‘Ranabaali’ box office collection day-wise
Directed by Rahul Sankrityan, ‘Ranabaali’ opened in theaters on Friday, October 16, with Rs 9.25 cr net in India. The film recorded 57% occupancy across 2,515 shows. On Saturday, October 17, collections dropped to Rs 7.30 cr from 2,292 shows, while occupancy stood at 53%.The film registered a small improvement on Sunday, earning Rs 7.50 cr from 2,302 shows. Occupancy increased to 56%, compared with Saturday’s 53%. The film recorded 578,686 footfalls on Day 3, taking its total footfalls over the first three days to 1,842,311.
‘Ranabaali’ Telugu version records 54.53% occupancy
The Telugu version registered 54.53% overall occupancy across 2D screenings on Sunday. Morning shows recorded 31.15%, while afternoon screenings reached 65.62%. Evening shows registered 61.38%, followed by 57.69% during night screenings.The afternoon and evening shows recorded higher occupancy than the morning screenings.
State-wise box office collection on Day 3
The state-wise gross collection report listed Rs 7.25 cr from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana on Sunday, October 18. Karnataka contributed Rs 1.05 cr, while Tamil Nadu added Rs 0.20 cr. The rest of India category accounted for Rs 25 lakhs.The reported state-wise total gross collection for the day was Rs 8.75 cr. This figure differs from the India net collection of Rs 7.50 cr, as gross earnings include applicable taxes. The film’s overall domestic net and gross totals stood at Rs 24.05 cr and Rs 28 cr, respectively, after three days.
Rashmika Mandanna compares Vijay Deverakonda’s performance to Allu Arjun in ‘Pushpa 2’
Meanwhile, Rashmika Mandanna discussed Vijay Deverakonda’s performance at a press conference in Hyderabad on Friday. The event took place after ‘Ranabaali’ arrived in theaters on October 16 and received mixed reviews. Rashmika said watching Vijay transform into his character reminded her of Allu Arjun’s performance in Sukumar’s ‘Pushpa 2: The Rule’.âOf course, there was a similar experience in Pushpa 2 when Bunny sir was doing that. Bunny sir as Bunny sir and Bunny sir as Pushpa were two different people,â she said.Rashmika also reflected on how Vijay’s performance felt different from their previous collaborations, ‘Geetha Govindam’ and ‘Dear Comrade’. She explained that seeing him work on set gave her a new perspective on his acting.âLike that, when I saw VijuâŠIâve seen him personally at home. When I saw him on set, it was just different. The actors who perform know the feeling. But genuinely speaking, we did Geetha Govindam and Dear Comrade, I feel like Ranabaali and Jayamma touched me. It felt different this time. For me, with the overall film, I have to say itâs him. Heâs a one-man show.â‘Ranabaali’ stars Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna, with Rahul Sankrityan directing the 2026 historical drama. The film brings the lead actors together again after their earlier collaborations in ‘Geetha Govindam’ and ‘Dear Comrade’.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.
