The wait is over for home audiences. Vijay Deverakonda's historical action drama Ranabaali arrives on Netflix on November 13—just four weeks after storming big screens on October 16. The streaming platform confirmed the drop on its official channels, rolling out the title across five languages: Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam. And it lands directly under the streamer's dedicated regional cinema hub.
Box office receipts tell a steady commercial story. The period feature wrapped its theatrical run with an India net collection of ₹58.62 crore and an Indian gross haul of ₹68.08 crore. Overseas ticket sales nudged the worldwide total gross past the ₹80 crore benchmark.
| Territory / Metric | Collections (₹ Crore) |
|---|---|
| India Net Box Office | ₹58.62 |
| India Gross Box Office | ₹68.08 |
| Worldwide Total Gross | ₹80.43 |
Directed by Rahul Sankrityan, the film plunges into pre-Independence India against the backdrop of a catastrophic genocide that claimed lakhs of Indian lives. Deverakonda leads the charge as Singanamala Bobbili Ranabaali, an armed rebel striking back at the British imperial machinery. Rashmika Mandanna stars opposite him as his steadfast wife, anchoring the emotional stakes of the rebellion. For the colonial antagonist, the production brought in Hollywood veteran Arnold Vosloo—widely recognized for his turn in The Mummy franchise—who steps into the boots of the ruthless British officer Sir Theodore Hector.
Behind the camera, Mythri Movie Makers backed the large-scale production, while Mumbai-based composer duo Ajay-Atul delivered the period-heavy orchestral score and folk-driven songs. The outing marks Deverakonda's second collaboration with Sankrityan, reuniting the director-actor duo six years after their supernatural comedy Taxiwala hit theaters in 2018.
Yet the central draw for many ticket buyers remained the headline pairing. Ranabaali is Vijay and Rashmika's third joint theatrical outing, following their romantic pairings in the 2018 hit Geetha Govindam and the 2019 intense sports drama Dear Comrade. Crucially, it marks their first joint screen credit since marrying on February 26 in Udaipur. The couple recently revisited that off-screen bond during an appearance on Karan Johar's talk show Koffee With Karan Season 9.
Subscribers across all five language markets get full streaming access starting midnight on November 13.