Ramayana: Part One crosses $30 million overseas and Rs 800 crore worldwide
The Indian epic film has reached a total of about $30.7 million overseas and Rs 808 crore globally within a week, setting a new speed record for Indian releases.
Ramayana: Part One has amassed approximately $30.7 million (Rs 290 crore) in overseas earnings, bringing its worldwide total to around Rs 808 crore (about $33 million). The film achieved the $30 million milestone in six and a half days, faster than the previous record set by Pathaan, which took eight days in 2023.
Domestic collections stand at Rs 518 crore, and the movie has recorded daily worldwide grosses of at least Rs 100 crore for six consecutive days, a first for an Indian film.
In North America and Australia, collections rose on Tuesday, with the United States reporting nearly double the earnings of the competing release Dhurandhar: The Revenge. A U.S. holiday on Wednesday is expected to add another million-dollar day, positioning the film for a potential $20 million-plus lifetime in the United States, contingent on its second-week performance.
Southeast Asian markets continued to perform strongly, particularly Malaysia during the post-Diwali period, while the film opened in Indonesia, which could become a significant market. Analysts project that the overseas total could reach $50 million, with upside potential up to $60-$70 million if non-traditional markets expand. Future releases in China, Japan and South Korea may further boost earnings.