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Ramayana USA Pre-Sales Lag Behind Dhurandhar 2's $2M Record
✍️ TrackTollywood
🗓 18 Oct 2026, 06:47 PM
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The highly anticipated film Ramayana is facing challenges in the US market, with pre-sales failing to match the $2 million benchmark set by Dhurandhar 2.
The global release of the epic film Ramayana has begun, but early indicators from the North American market suggest a slow start for the production. Industry reports indicate that the film's pre-sales in the USA have not generated the expected momentum, falling short of the significant benchmarks established by recent Indian blockbusters.
Specifically, the pre-sale figures for Ramayana have not yet reached the $2 million mark, a record previously set by the film Dhurandhar 2. This gap highlights the competitive nature of the overseas Indian film market, where high expectations often precede major releases.
To surpass Dhurandhar 2’s performance, Ramayana would require a substantial jump in ticket sales in the coming days. Analysts suggest that while the film has a strong brand value, the current pre-sale trajectory indicates that it needs a significant boost to claim the top spot in this specific revenue category.
The situation underscores the intense scrutiny placed on big-budget Indian films in international markets. As the release date approaches, the focus will shift to how the film performs in actual box office collections compared to its pre-sale numbers.
Specifically, the pre-sale figures for Ramayana have not yet reached the $2 million mark, a record previously set by the film Dhurandhar 2. This gap highlights the competitive nature of the overseas Indian film market, where high expectations often precede major releases.
To surpass Dhurandhar 2’s performance, Ramayana would require a substantial jump in ticket sales in the coming days. Analysts suggest that while the film has a strong brand value, the current pre-sale trajectory indicates that it needs a significant boost to claim the top spot in this specific revenue category.
The situation underscores the intense scrutiny placed on big-budget Indian films in international markets. As the release date approaches, the focus will shift to how the film performs in actual box office collections compared to its pre-sale numbers.