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Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Ramayana’ Aims to Top SRK’s Record in Indonesia with 1,000+ Shows
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🗓 12 Nov 2026, 02:49 AM
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The Hindi epic film starring Ranbir Kapoor has been screened over 1,000 times in Indonesia, positioning it to potentially surpass Shah Rukh Khan’s highest‑grossing Indian movie in the country.
The Hindi epic ‘Ramayana’, featuring Ranbir Kapoor in the lead, has been released in Indonesia and has already completed more than 1,000 screenings across the archipelago. The film’s distribution strategy, which includes a mix of major multiplexes and smaller single-screen theatres, has helped it reach a wide audience in the country.
With this extensive run, ‘Ramayana’ is now in contention to break the box‑office record held by Shah Rukh Khan’s blockbuster, which was the highest‑grossing Indian film in Indonesia to date. Industry analysts note that the film’s mythological theme and Kapoor’s star power have resonated well with local viewers.
If the film’s earnings continue to climb, it could become the first Indian movie to surpass SRK’s benchmark in Indonesia, marking a significant milestone for Bollywood’s overseas reach. The production team is closely monitoring box‑office figures as the film progresses through its scheduled run.
The success of ‘Ramayana’ in Indonesia could also influence future distribution plans for Indian films in Southeast Asia, encouraging producers to invest in larger theatrical releases and targeted marketing campaigns in the region.
With this extensive run, ‘Ramayana’ is now in contention to break the box‑office record held by Shah Rukh Khan’s blockbuster, which was the highest‑grossing Indian film in Indonesia to date. Industry analysts note that the film’s mythological theme and Kapoor’s star power have resonated well with local viewers.
If the film’s earnings continue to climb, it could become the first Indian movie to surpass SRK’s benchmark in Indonesia, marking a significant milestone for Bollywood’s overseas reach. The production team is closely monitoring box‑office figures as the film progresses through its scheduled run.
The success of ‘Ramayana’ in Indonesia could also influence future distribution plans for Indian films in Southeast Asia, encouraging producers to invest in larger theatrical releases and targeted marketing campaigns in the region.