India, Nov. 10 -- Mondays are traditionally not a film's best friend at the box office. Most films around the world release on Fridays and do their best business over the weekend. Mondays are when the collections drop. Over the last few years, with shorter theatrical runs, the Monday tests have become sharper and the drops bigger. That is why whenever a film earns big on Monday, it is a sign of a healthy lifetime run. Of course, it is easier for word of mouth to propel smaller films like The Kashmir Files or Hanuman Ansh, but every once in a while, a film like Ramayana comes along. The Nitesh Tiwari film made the most of post-Diwali holidays to mount the biggest Monday ever seen in Indian cinema history, with a collection so gargantuan th...