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Vijay Deverakonda period drama Ranabaali crosses 70 crore rupees worldwide

The Telugu period action drama Ranabaali has surpassed 70 crore rupees in total global gross collections during its second weekend in theaters.

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The period action film Ranabaali has reached 70 crore rupees in total worldwide gross collections by its tenth day, Bollywood Mascot and Filmibeat reported. According to tracking platform Sacnilk, cited by Bollywood Mascot, the film accumulated a net total of 50.10 crore rupees at the domestic Indian box office, representing an Indian gross figure of 58.25 crore rupees. Filmibeat and News18 both report that the feature had crossed the 50 crore rupee net threshold in India by its ninth day. [1][2][9]

International markets added an estimated 11.85 crore rupees in overseas earnings, bringing the total gross to 70.10 crore rupees, Bollywood Mascot reported. Filmibeat also reported that the global total surpassed 70 crore rupees by day nine. NDTV Profit reported that the release held steady into its second week, approaching 55 crore rupees in domestic collections on day ten, while Pinkvilla reported that the project grossed 50 crore rupees in eight days after adding 2 crore rupees on its second Friday. [1][2][8][10]

IMDb reported that the production became the ninth highest-grossing Tollywood film of 2026 in India on its ninth day. News18 and Pinkvilla both reported that the feature stars Rashmika Mandanna alongside lead actor Vijay Deverakonda. [6][9][10]

The Telugu-language film was directed by Rahul Sankrityan and features Arnold Vosloo alongside Deverakonda and Mandanna. Set against the history of 19th-century India, the plot covers a rebellion against British colonial rule. The project was produced by Mythri Movie Makers and presented by T-Series Films. As FTMQ Film & TV reported earlier, the production had recorded mixed global results in its opening week after grossing 32 crore rupees across its first five days. [11][13]

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In short

  • Ranabaali crossed 70 crore rupees in worldwide gross collections by its second weekend.
  • The domestic Indian net box office collection reached over 50 crore rupees by day nine.
  • The film was produced by Mythri Movie Makers and presented by T-Series Films.

Sources

Every paragraph above points to the numbered items it rests on. Read the originals here.

  1. [1]Ranabaali Box Office: Vijay Deverakonda Film Crosses ₹70 Crore WorldwideBollywood Mascot, 9d ago (the report this story comes from)
  2. [2]Ranabaali Box Office Collection Day 9: Vijay Deverakonda's Film Crosses ₹50 Cr India Net, ₹70 Cr WorldwideFilmibeat, 10d ago
  3. [3]Udta Teer Box Office Collection Day 2: Ayushmann Khurrana's Film Crosses Rs 10 Crore MarkNDTV, 10d ago
  4. [4]Ranabaali Box Office Collection Day 10Sacnilk, 9d ago
  5. [5]Jailer 2 11 Days Box Office: ₹710 Cr Worldwide, Overseas Crosses ₹250 CrTrackTollywood, 9d ago
  6. [6]Ranabaali Box Office Collection Day 9: Becomes Tollywood’s 9th Highest-Grossing Film Of 2026 In IndiaIMDb, 9d ago
  7. [7]Resident Evil Worldwide Box Office: Zach Cregger’s Film Breaks Into All-Time Top 10 Highest-Grossing Video Game Adaptations!IMDb, 9d ago
  8. [8]Ranabaali Box Office Collection Day 10: Vijay Deverakonda Starrer Holds Strong In Week 2, Nears Rs 55 CroreNDTV Profit, 9d ago
  9. [9]Ranabaali Box Office Day 9: Vijay Deverakonda-Rashmika Mandanna Film Crosses Rs 50 Crore In IndiaNews18, 9d ago
  10. [10]Ranabaali Box Office: Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna starrer collects Rs 2 crore on 2nd Friday, grosses Rs 50 crore in 8 daysPinkvilla, 10d ago

Background

  1. [11]Ranabaali on Wikipedia
  2. [12]List of highest-grossing Tamil films on Wikipedia
  3. [13]Ranabaali completes first week at box office amid North American decline FTMQ Film & TV, 13d ago

Our newsroom writes these reports with the help of software, from the 13 sources listed and nothing else, and checks them against those sources. Facts can still be wrong or move on; the originals are the record. Spotted a mistake? Write to daniel@monsterkong.com.

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