The buzz surrounding Ramayana Part One has definitely spread beyond India’s borders. Just hours after advance bookings opened internationally, the film started raking in impressive numbers across key markets, with the United States turning out to be the biggest surprise of the day.
In just the first 24 hours, it reportedly pulled in around $125,000 from preview bookings in the US. By the weekend, ticket sales have already soared to nearly $200,000, placing it among the top early performers for a Bollywood release overseas this year.
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Australia is getting in on the action too, with the film selling close to 40,000 Australian dollars in tickets, marking one of the best starts for advance bookings of a Hindi film in the country. The UK is also showing promising signs, although it hasn’t quite matched the early momentum set by blockbusters like Jawan and Pathaan.
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Oct 16, 2026Interestingly, people are already drawing comparisons with Dhurandhar The Revenge, another film that kicked off with strong overseas demand. While Ramayana has launched with a broader rollout from day one, the initial response indicates that international audiences are eager to catch it well ahead of release week.
One of the reasons for the film's growing popularity is its extensive international rollout. Rather than just focusing on a massive number of screens, the strategy seems to prioritize securing better showtimes in cities with a significant Indian population, which can really boost advance bookings.
For now, these figures are still preliminary estimates rather than final tallies. Nevertheless, the early signs are promising. With Ranbir Kapoor and Yash at the helm, Ramayana Part One has kicked off its overseas journey in a way that most films can only dream of.
