Saturday proved to be a historic day for the film, as it registered the biggest single-day overseas collection ever recorded by an Indian movie. The achievement surpasses the previous benchmark set by Baahubali: The Conclusion, which had earned slightly below USD 7 million on a Saturday.
The Ranbir Kapoor and Yash starrer also created several records across individual international markets. In the United Kingdom, the film collected nearly GBP 750K, beating the previous single-day record by approximately 15 per cent. Meanwhile, in the United States, it registered the highest single-day collection ever for a Bollywood release, surpassing Dhurandhar: The Revenge. Canada and Australia recorded the second-highest single-day collections for an Indian film, with only Dhurandhar ahead of it. The Middle East market also witnessed a strong recovery on Saturday after a relatively slow start, contributing impressive numbers to the overall total.
Beyond the major overseas territories, Ramayana: Part One has also performed encouragingly across Southeast Asia. Thailand is expected to close its opening weekend with around USD 400K, a remarkable figure for an Indian film, while collections in Vietnam are projected to cross USD 100K. The movie is scheduled to release in Indonesia next week, making it another market worth tracking. Several smaller European territories have also contributed steady numbers, highlighting the impact of Sony’s extensive international distribution network.
Overseas territorial breakdown of Ramayana: Part One
| Territory | Gross Collection |
|---|---|
| United States | USD 7,225,000 |
| Canada | USD 1,775,000 |
| Australia | USD 1,450,000 |
| Middle East | USD 1,925,000 |
| Nepal | USD 450,000 |
| Thailand | USD 275,000 |
| Singapore | USD 200,000 |
| Malaysia | USD 175,000 |
| Rest of Asia/Pacific | USD 425,000 |
| United Kingdom | USD 2,200,000 |
| Germany | USD 425,000 |
| Rest of Europe | USD 700,000 |
| Rest of World | USD 225,000 |
| Overseas Total | USD 17,450,000 |
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