news desk – Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi starrer 'Ramayana: Part 1' is currently doing great business in many countries across the world including India. The film has earned more than Rs 1200 crore worldwide in just 10 days and is continuously creating new records. However, the next big round of film's earnings is yet to come. It is reported that preparations are being made to release 'Ramayana: Part 1' in China, Russia, Japan and South Korea in the first quarter of 2027.
'Ramayana: Part 1' is being included among the most expensive films of India. The total budget of both its parts is said to be more than Rs 4000 crore, while the budget of the first part is believed to be around Rs 2000 crore. In such a situation, the strategy of the makers regarding the earning of the film is very important. For this reason, preparations are being made thoughtfully to release the film in different international markets.
Film sent to China for censor certificate
According to the report, necessary preparations have been started for the release of the film in these four countries including China. It is reported that the makers have also officially applied to obtain censor certificate in China. However, no final decision has come yet regarding the censor certificate.
The release of the film in China is being considered very important. If 'Ramayana: Part 1' gets a good response from the audience there, then there can be a big increase in the worldwide earnings of the film. Markets like Russia, Japan and South Korea can also open new possibilities for the film.
Why are there great expectations from China?
'Ramayana: Part 1' is directed by Nitesh Tiwari. Nitesh Tiwari's film 'Dangal' was a huge success in China. This film, released in 2016, did a business of around Rs 1300 crore at the Chinese box office in 2017.
This is the reason why there is special discussion about the possible release of 'Ramayana: Part 1' in China. After the success of 'Dangal', audience interest can be seen there for Nitish Tiwari's next film also. However, how 'Ramayana' will perform in China will be clear only after its release.
At present, the film's earnings are continuing in many countries including India and after making a worldwide collection of more than Rs 1200 crore, it is now eyeing new international markets. If the film performs as expected in China, Russia, Japan and South Korea, then there may be a big jump in the total earnings of 'Ramayana: Part 1'.