India box office: Ramayana leads the latest daily chart at ₹107.5 Cr

Good morning. This is the Indian Box Office morning brief for 2026-11-10 (IST desk date), written from the verified consensus board rather than any single trade headline. India still has no official theatrical auditor; every rupee figure below is a desk estimate, labelled so India nett is never confused with worldwide gross.

Daily chart leader

Ramayana sits at the top of the latest-day India nett ranking with ₹107.5 Cr on Day 5. Cumulative India nett is ₹453.9 Cr; worldwide gross on this desk is ₹673.9 Cr. The title is filed as Indian and currently carries a working status of playing with verdict Pending.

Scene is next on the daily chart at ₹21.4 Cr (Day 4, cumulative India nett ₹106 Cr), with Mookuthi Amman 2 third at ₹5.2 Cr. Gaps between the top three matter more than the order alone: a soft midweek day for a long-runner can look “small” in absolute crores while still being a healthy hold for its week of release.

Latest daily ranking

Here is the desk’s latest-day India nett order among currently tracked theatrical titles (not a lifetime worldwide leaderboard):

• 1. Ramayana (Indian) — ₹107.5 Cr on Day 5; cumulative India nett ₹453.9 Cr; WW ₹673.9 Cr
• 2. Scene (Indian) — ₹21.4 Cr on Day 4; cumulative India nett ₹106 Cr; WW ₹152.2 Cr
• 3. Mookuthi Amman 2 (Indian) — ₹5.2 Cr on Day 4; cumulative India nett ₹19.2 Cr; WW ₹19.2 Cr
• 4. Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47 (Indian) — ₹1.4 Cr on Day 11; cumulative India nett ₹48.2 Cr; WW ₹71.5 Cr
• 5. Jailer 2 (Indian) — ₹1.3 Cr on Day 26; cumulative India nett ₹472.9 Cr; WW ₹828.5 Cr
• 6. Udta Teer (Indian) — ₹0.6 Cr on Day 18; cumulative India nett ₹48.3 Cr; WW ₹66.8 Cr
• 7. Premada Oorali (Indian) — ₹0.5 Cr on Day 46; cumulative India nett ₹114.8 Cr; WW ₹137.2 Cr
• 8. The Cat in the Hat (Indian) — ₹0.3 Cr on Day 4; cumulative India nett ₹0.3 Cr; WW ₹0.3 Cr

Openers and recent releases

Among films released in the last two weeks, Scene is the one to watch closely: released 2026-11-07 (3 days ago), latest reported India nett ₹21.4 Cr with cumulative India nett ₹106 Cr and worldwide ₹152.2 Cr. Early days are the most volatile part of any run — Day 1 and the first weekday drop usually say more about screens and word of mouth than a lifetime total published weeks later.

Recent theatrical watchlist:

• Scene (released 2026-11-07, Indian) — latest day ₹21.4 Cr; cumulative India nett ₹106 Cr
• Mookuthi Amman 2 (released 2026-11-07, Indian) — latest day ₹5.2 Cr; cumulative India nett ₹19.2 Cr
• The Cat in the Hat (released 2026-11-07, Indian) — latest day ₹0.3 Cr; cumulative India nett ₹0.3 Cr
• Summer Holidays (released 2026-11-07, Indian) — latest day ₹0.1 Cr; cumulative India nett ₹0.1 Cr
• Disco (released 2026-11-07, Indian) — latest day ₹0.1 Cr; cumulative India nett ₹0.1 Cr
• Bhai Beej (released 2026-11-07, Indian) — latest day ₹0.1 Cr; cumulative India nett ₹0.1 Cr

Holds, momentum, and lifetime context

Since the previous board snapshot, notable lifetime moves include: Ramayana +10 Cr worldwide; Scene +2.5 Cr worldwide; Karuppu -2.4 Cr worldwide; India nett -30.8 Cr; Udta Teer -2.1 Cr worldwide. Treat snapshot-to-snapshot deltas as orientation — ingest repairs and late reports can restate a total without meaning the film “earned” that swing in a single calendar day.

Lifetime context: Dhurandhar: The Revenge remains the cumulative worldwide leader on this board at ₹1,820 Cr (India nett ₹1,108.1 Cr). That is a career-to-date total, not today’s daily chart.

Language circuits

Across the top of the daily chart, circuit mix looks like this — Indian: 10 titles contributing about ₹138.4 Cr of latest-day India nett among the top tracked films; Hindi: 1 title contributing about ₹0.2 Cr of latest-day India nett among the top tracked films; English: 1 title contributing about ₹0.2 Cr of latest-day India nett among the top tracked films. Hindi, South Indian, and Hollywood titles can share the same national chart while living on very different screen footprints; compare like with like when judging a Day 8 versus a Day 1.

How to read today’s brief

Use the home board for the live “this week” stack, open individual film pages for the full day-wise table and analysis, and keep this brief as the morning narrative layer. Definitions: India nett is domestic after entertainment tax/GST; worldwide gross is global ticket revenue before those deductions. Methodology and corrections live on the desk’s public policy pages. Publisher: Kevin Boyjonauth · Indian Box Office.