of Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandana Ranabali has crossed the Rs 50 crore nett collection mark in India after improving its second weekend earnings.
what is happening
According to Secnilak, the Telugu period drama collected Rs 2.80 crore on day 9, which is 33.3% higher than Friday’s collection of Rs 2.10 crore.
The film’s cumulative Bharat Net Collection now stands at Rs 50.10 crore, while its domestic gross has reached Rs 58.25 crore.
In total, with the contribution of its overseas business, the worldwide gross collection of the film has reached Rs 70.10 crore.
Ranabali added Rs 40 lakh to its overseas gross collection on Saturday, taking its cumulative international earnings to Rs 11.85 crore. The film recorded an average collection of Rs 17,846 per show in 1,569 screenings on its ninth day in theatres.
The film earned Rs 9.25 crore on 16 October. It collected Rs 7.30 crore on Saturday and Rs 7.50 crore on Sunday during its opening weekend.
The collection on Monday stood at Rs 5.40 crore, while on Tuesday it increased to Rs 7.10 crore.
The film then collected Rs 5.50 crore on Wednesday and Rs 3.15 crore on Thursday, taking its India first week total to Rs 45.20 crore.
After earning Rs 2.10 crore on its second Friday, the film registered an increase in collections on Saturday, taking its nine-day domestic total to Rs 50.10 crore.
The Telugu 2D version of Ranabali registered an overall theater engagement of 34.58% on Saturday. The morning show recorded 24.15% occupancy, which increased to 33.23% during the afternoon screening.
The evening shows recorded an attendance of 35.77%, while the night screening recorded the highest figure of the day at 41.15%.
The film attracted 232,282 viewers on its 9th day, taking the cumulative audience to 4,001,524. The increase in collections on Saturday coincided with better occupancy in all-day screenings compared to Friday.
about Ranabali
Directed by Rahul Sankrityan, Ranabali is a period drama set in the backdrop of the Madras period of 1876-1878 in the Rayalaseema region. The story follows a horseman who leads a local rebellion against British colonial rule.
Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandana play the lead roles, while Arnold Voslu is also part of the cast.