Ramayana Part One Box Office Collections: Ranbir Kapoor and Yash starrer tops USD 30M Overseas and Rs. 800 Cr worldwide
The film 'Ramayana: Part One' has achieved a record-breaking global box office performance, crossing the Rs. 800 crore mark in just six days. It is currently outperforming previous records in international markets like the United States and Australia.
Why it matters
This highlights the growing global commercial reach and box office potential of high-budget Indian cinema.
Ramayana: Part One grossed USD 3.50 million / Rs. 33 crore approx internationally on Tuesday. With that, its total collection crossed the USD 30 million mark, standing at USD 30.70 million / Rs. 290 crore approx. The film reached there at a record pace of six and a half days, whereas the previous best, Pathaan, took eight days in 2023.
Combined with Rs. 520 crore in India, the film has crossed the Rs. 800 crore mark worldwide, for a total of Rs. 810 crore approx. The film has grossed Rs. 100 crore plus worldwide on every day since its release, making the count six now, which is the highest ever for an Indian film. Today will possibly be another Rs. 100 crore day, so that will be 7 out of 7 for the film.
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