Ramayana North America Box Office: $14.5 Million in Six Days as Overseas Total Tops $30 Million

Ramayana: Part One has crossed $30 million overseas in just six and a half days, and North America is doing the heavy lifting. The Nitesh Tiwari epic grossed $3.50 million (about Rs 33 crore) internationally on Tuesday, taking its overseas total to $30.70 million (about Rs 290 crore) — the fastest any Indian film has reached the mark, beating Pathaan’s eight days in 2023. Combined with Rs 520 crore in India, the film has crossed Rs 800 crore worldwide, at about Rs 810 crore.

In North America, the film now stands at $14.53 million (about Rs 137 crore): $11.43 million from the United States and $3.10 million from Canada, per Pinkvilla’s territorial breakdown. Tuesday was a discount day in North America and Australia, and collections ticked up rather than falling — the United States is now running at almost double Dhurandhar: The Revenge’s level at the same stage. The United Kingdom has contributed $3.63 million, Australia $2.60 million and the Middle East $3.40 million.

Wednesday should be another big day: it is a holiday in the United States, and Pinkvilla expects another million-dollar-plus day. The trade is now projecting a $20 million-plus lifetime in the United States alone. The rollout is still widening — Indonesia opens today, with Hong Kong and Mexico following on November 12 — and the makers are projecting $50 million overseas, with upside to $60–70 million.

On Koimoi’s all-time Bollywood chart for North America, Ramayana sits sixth after its record Monday — $13.64 million through Monday, having passed Padmaavat ($12.71 million) and Dangal ($12.19 million). Animal ($15.01 million) and Jawan ($15.23 million) are now directly ahead, and fourth place is a matter of days; Pathaan ($17.49 million) sits third and Dhurandhar 2 ($28.64 million) leads the chart. We reported the record Monday here: https://filmverse.in/ramayana-north-america-box-office-1-3-million-monday-record-13-6-million/

Here is the Filmverse take: the North American numbers matter because they show Ramayana behaving like a genuine event film for diaspora audiences, not just a big Indian opening. A mythological epic in 17 dubbed languages is filling premium screens in the US and Canada a week after Diwali — and the film has now grossed Rs 100 crore-plus worldwide on every single day since release, six straight days, a record for Indian cinema. That consistency, more than any single day, is what turns a strong opening into a $20 million North American run, and it sets up Part Two with an overseas audience that is already bought in. Our Day 6 India report is here: https://filmverse.in/ramayana-day-6-final-box-office-94-10-crore-tuesday-worldwide-823-crore/

Sources: Pinkvilla, Koimoi — all box-office figures are trade estimates, not producer figures.