Ramayana: Part One grossed over USD 3.60 million on Monday at the overseas box office. This figure marks the biggest Monday ever for an Indian film. The movie has earned Rs. 661 crore worldwide so far. It showed a superb hold across many markets, including the United States and the UK.
Ramayana: Part One had an outstanding Monday at the overseas box office, grossing over USD 3.60 million. In fact, this is the biggest Monday ever for an Indian film, almost double that of films like Dhurandhar: The Revenge, Pathaan and Jawan. The previous record was set by Baahubali: The Conclusion at just under USD 2.50 million, which was aided by the holiday in some of the markets. Furthermore, the Monday business is higher than its Thursday opening day, which is simply phenomenal for a film operating at this level of business.
The five-day cumulative overseas box office collections stand at USD 27.25 million / Rs. 256 crore approx, which added to Rs. 405 crore from India, gives a worldwide box office gross of Rs. 661 crore approx.
The business is superb across the board, with markets like the United States and the United Kingdom putting up record Mondays. In Canada and Australia, it was considerably short of Dhurandhar: The Revenge during the weekend; but on Monday, it went ahead in Australia, while Canada ended up being close. Even the UAE, where the film had an underwhelming start, put up a Monday higher than the top grossers like Jawan and Pathaan. Apart from these, Malaysia and Singapore recorded the best day of their run on the post-Diwali day. In Southeast Asia, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia continue to be superb. Potentially the biggest of them all, Indonesia joins in on Wednesday.
Following this great Monday hold, Ramayana seems well positioned to cruise to the USD 50 million mark, with the upside going to USD 60 million or perhaps even USD 70 million, if some of the non-traditional markets break out. Then, of course, there will be a later phase release in China, Japan and Korea, which could take it to an altogether different level, especially China.
The Territorial Breakdown for Ramayana: Part One Overseas Box Office is as follows:
NOTE: The above figures include Canada grosses converted from CAD to USD, in line with our reporting policy since 2023. Rentrak reports the figures without this conversion. On that basis, the overseas box office would stand at USD 25.30 million.