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Ramayana Set to Overtake 'RRR' and 'Dhurandhar' Globally After Dethroning 'KGF 2'
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🗓 15 Nov 2026, 01:35 PM
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The mythological blockbuster ‘Ramayana’ has displaced ‘KGF 2’ at the top of worldwide earnings and is now on track to eclipse the global grosses of ‘RRR’ and ‘Dhurandhar’, according to box‑office data.
The Indian mythological epic "Ramayana" has recently moved past "KGF 2" to become the highest‑grossing Indian film in the worldwide box‑office rankings, as reported by industry trackers. This shift marks a significant milestone for the film, which has drawn large audiences across multiple territories since its release.
Analysts note that the momentum gained by "Ramayana" positions it to overtake the total worldwide collections of both "RRR" and "Dhurandhar". While exact figures have not been disclosed, the trajectory suggests the film is closing the gap with the benchmarks set by those two recent hits.
The rapid climb reflects strong domestic demand and expanding overseas interest in Indian mythological storytelling. Distributors and exhibitors have highlighted the film's broad appeal, citing packed theatres in major markets such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Middle East.
Industry observers predict that if the current trend continues, "Ramayana" could set a new record for Indian cinema's global earnings, underscoring the growing commercial viability of large‑scale cultural productions.
Analysts note that the momentum gained by "Ramayana" positions it to overtake the total worldwide collections of both "RRR" and "Dhurandhar". While exact figures have not been disclosed, the trajectory suggests the film is closing the gap with the benchmarks set by those two recent hits.
The rapid climb reflects strong domestic demand and expanding overseas interest in Indian mythological storytelling. Distributors and exhibitors have highlighted the film's broad appeal, citing packed theatres in major markets such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Middle East.
Industry observers predict that if the current trend continues, "Ramayana" could set a new record for Indian cinema's global earnings, underscoring the growing commercial viability of large‑scale cultural productions.