After a sharp 56.9% slide from Sunday, Ranabaali’s Monday takings fell to ₹1.25 crore across 1,510 screens, nudging its domestic total to ₹54.25 crore. The drop, while sizeable, still leaves the film comfortably inside the ₹80‑crore bracket.
Set against the 1876‑78 Madras famine, the story follows a horseman who rallies a local uprising against British rule. Rahul Sankrityan’s direction keeps the visuals raw and the pacing relentless, while Deverakonda’s stoic heroism balances Rashmika’s fierce, determined presence.
On the overseas front, the film collected ₹20 lakh on Sunday, taking its overseas gross to ₹12.05 crore. A total of 4,248,108 tickets sold across screens, with evening shows pulling a 43% occupancy, shows the audience still hungry for period drama.
Social media hasn’t stayed silent; a Koffee With Karan clip featuring Deverakonda’s playful retort to a trolling comment has gone viral, adding a layer of meme‑culture to the film’s box‑office narrative.
With the second weekend’s numbers still below opening‑week peaks, the question now is whether Ranabaali will cross the ₹80‑crore threshold in the coming days or if the dip signals a plateau. Fans will be watching to see if the film’s momentum stalls or surges as the holiday season approaches.