Ranabaali has officially crossed the Rs 50 crore mark at the Indian box office, but as its second week kicks off, it’s struggling to draw in crowds. Featuring Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna, this period action drama raked in an estimated Rs 2 crore on its second Friday, bringing its total gross to Rs 50.50 crore after eight days.
These latest figures show a significant drop from the film's impressive opening day collection of Rs 9.25 crore. After holding steady during the holiday period, Ranabaali has seen its daily earnings decline, with Friday's numbers coming in about 40 percent lower than the day before. Compared to its opening day, the collection has plummeted by roughly 80 percent.

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While the film had a strong start during the holidays, it hasn’t been enough to maintain the momentum it desperately needs. As the second weekend begins, Ranabaali is projected to inch closer to Rs 55 crore, but it would require a substantial boost in collections to shift its current downward trend.

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Oct 24, 2026Here’s a quick look at how the film has performed so far: Ranabaali debuted with Rs 9.25 crore, followed by Rs 7.75 crore on Day 2 and Rs 8 crore on Day 3. It earned Rs 6.25 crore on Day 4, Rs 7.75 crore on Day 5, and another Rs 6.25 crore on Day 6. However, it dipped to Rs 3.25 crore on Day 7 and settled at an estimated Rs 2 crore on its second Friday.
Directed by Rahul Sankrityan, this period action drama now faces the tough task of sustaining its theatrical run beyond the initial holiday surge. Current trends indicate that the film might wrap up below Rs 65 crore at the Indian box office.
For Vijay Deverakonda, these numbers add to a string of disappointments as he awaits a solid box office comeback. While Ranabaali has hit a notable milestone, its slowing collections suggest that the major resurgence he’s hoping for may have to wait for his next project.