
Ramayana Heads to Hong Kong After Eyeing Rs 500 Crore Worldwide, Bookings Begin
What Happened?
Nitesh Tiwari's 'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend' will release in Hong Kong on November 12, aiming for a Rs 500 crore worldwide collection. Advance bookings have started.
Key points
- The film has earned an estimated Rs 375.50 crore globally in its first three days.
- Advance bookings are available at Hong Kong's Broadway cinema network.
- The film will be screened in Hindi with Mandarin and English subtitles.
- Nitesh Tiwari's previous film, 'Dangal', grossed approximately Rs 2,070 crore worldwide.
- Ramayana has already grossed Rs 157.25 crore internationally in three days.
Key insights
- The success of Ramayana in Hong Kong may set the stage for a potential release in mainland China.
- The film's strong international performance could influence future Indian films targeting overseas markets.
- Ramayana's ability to break the pre-Diwali box-office jinx may encourage more releases during traditionally challenging periods.
Why it matters
The film's international release could enhance its global box office performance.
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