Ramayana Part One Sets Record for Single-Day Overseas Earnings
Ramayana Part One, featuring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, achieved record overseas box office collections, earning USD 17.45 million in three days.
NEW DELHI, Nov 8: Ramayana Part One collected approximately USD 17.45 million (about Rs. 164 crore) overseas in its first three days. The film, featuring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, earned around USD 7.30 million (approximately Rs. 69 crore) on Saturday alone, marking the largest single-day overseas earnings for an Indian film.
In India, the film’s combined gross is estimated at Rs. 214 crore, bringing its global total to Rs. 378 crore. Projections suggest that the four-day extended opening weekend may reach around USD 23 million internationally.
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana Part One is based on the ancient poem about Rama, an avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu, featuring Sai Pallavi and Naveen “Yash” Kumar. The film has been praised for its engaging storytelling and grandeur, combining elements of epic Hollywood films and classic Indian cinema.
“This is a thoroughly engaging, rousing and spectacular Indian epic,” said a reviewer from The Guardian, noting its vibrant visual style and narrative strength. The film explores themes of duty, love, and conflict as it follows Prince Rama’s journey against a backdrop of mythological drama.
With its strong performance in both domestic and international markets, Ramayana Part One reflects the growing appeal of Indian cinema globally.
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