
Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna's period drama Ranabaali collected an estimated Rs 1.03 crore net in India on its 13th day, Wednesday, 28 October, taking the domestic net total to Rs 56.38 crore, according to Sacnilk data reported by multiple outlets. The film's India gross stands at Rs 65.45 crore, with overseas gross at Rs 12.15 crore. Worldwide gross is estimated at Rs 77.60 crore by Filmibeat and Rs 76.45 crore by Times of India.

The film, directed by Rahul Sankrityan and set during the Madras Famine of 1876-78, opened on 16 October with Rs 9.25 crore. Daily earnings have declined steadily from a first-week high of Rs 7.50 crore. NDTV notes the film is now eyeing the Rs 100 crore worldwide mark amid a Koffee With Karan controversy it did not detail. Ranabaali continues its second-week theatrical run on Thursday, 29 October.
The three outlets report identical Sacnilk figures for day 13: Rs 1.03 crore India net, Rs 56.38 crore total net, and occupancy around 16 to 19%. Times of India and Filmibeat provide the full day-wise table and worldwide gross, with Filmibeat pegging the worldwide figure at Rs 77.60 crore and Times of India at Rs 76.45 crore, a minor discrepancy in rounding or source timing. NDTV's brief note focuses on the Rs 100 crore milestone being ‘eyed’, framing the collection as a chase for a target rather than stating a current figure, and mentions a Koffee With Karan row the other two omit. The balanced reading: the film has crossed Rs 56 crore domestic net and Rs 77 crore worldwide after 13 days, with daily collections declining to below Rs 1.10 crore, making the Rs 100 crore global mark uncertain.
Coverage: 3 sources, 2 neutral, 1 sensationalist
Sources (3): timesofindia.indiatimes.com (neutral report), ndtv.com (sensationalist), filmibeat.com (neutral report)
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