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Ramayana Part One Box Office Collection: Ranbir Kapoor and Yash's Film Earns Rs 925 Crore Worldwide, Eyes Rs 1,000 Crore
Ramayana Part One Box Office Collection: Ranbir Kapoor and Yash's much-awaited film Ramayana: Part One is enjoying a phenomenal run at the global box office. The film has delivered an impressive performance in India as well as overseas markets. Within just seven days of its release, the worldwide collection has reached approximately Rs 925 crore. According to trade estimates, the film is now on track to cross the Rs 1,000 crore milestone.
Ramayana Continues Its Strong Overseas Box Office Run
Ramayana: Part One recorded another impressive day at the overseas box office on Wednesday. The film collected approximately USD 3.35 million, which translates to around Rs 32 crore. With this, its seven-day overseas collection has reached USD 34.15 million, approximately Rs 322 crore. Adding its Indian collection of around Rs 603 crore, the worldwide gross stands at Rs 925 crore. The film is expected to cross the Rs 1,000 crore mark soon, making it another major milestone for the Ranbir Kapoor and Yash starrer.
North America Boosts Overseas Earnings
North America has played an important role in the film's impressive international performance. A holiday in the region on Wednesday reportedly contributed significantly to its strong box office numbers. According to trade estimates, earning more than USD 3 million in a single overseas day is a rare achievement for Bollywood films. However, Ramayana has managed to maintain this level of performance even on weekdays. The film has also opened strongly in Indonesia, earning approximately USD 90,000 on its opening day and selling nearly 37,000 tickets. Markets such as Australia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Europe have also reported encouraging collections.
United States and United Kingdom Lead Overseas Markets
The United States remains the biggest overseas market for Ramayana: Part One. The film has collected approximately USD 12.825 million in the country. Here is the reported territory-wise overseas box office breakdown:
Territory | Collection |
|---|---|
United States | USD 12.825 million |
Canada | USD 3.625 million |
Australia | USD 2.85 million |
New Zealand | USD 0.35 million |
Middle East | USD 3.60 million |
Nepal | USD 0.925 million |
Malaysia | USD 0.90 million |
Thailand | USD 0.85 million |
Singapore | USD 0.55 million |
Vietnam | USD 0.35 million |
Rest of Asia-Pacific | USD 0.65 million |
United Kingdom | USD 3.875 million |
Germany | USD 0.76 million |
Netherlands | USD 0.33 million |
France | USD 0.28 million |
Rest of Europe | USD 0.98 million |
Rest of World | USD 0.45 million |
Total Overseas | USD 34.15 million |
These figures include Canadian collections converted from Canadian dollars into US dollars, following the reporting methodology mentioned in the trade report.
Film Expected to Cross USD 50 Million Overseas
According to current trade projections, Ramayana: Part One is expected to finish its extended first week with overseas collections of USD 36.25–36.50 million. The film could potentially cross the USD 50 million mark overseas by Sunday if its current momentum continues. Its weekday performance and strong international audience response have further strengthened its box office prospects.
Can Ramayana Reach USD 65-70 Million Overseas?
Based on its current performance, the film is comfortably positioned to cross USD 60 million in overseas collections. A total of USD 65 million is being considered a realistic target in trade estimates. If non-traditional international markets continue performing beyond expectations, the overseas collection could even approach USD 70 million. Upcoming opportunities in East Asian markets, including China, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea, could also influence its international box office journey. Overall, Ramayana: Part One is enjoying an impressive global box office run. With approximately Rs 925 crore already collected worldwide in seven days, all eyes are now on its next major milestone: the Rs 1,000 crore mark.
Note: All box office figures and future projections mentioned in this article are trade estimates and are not certified final collections.
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