Ram Charan’s sports action drama Peddi has made a confident start internationally. In its opening weekend, the film collected $4.60 million (around ₹44 crore) across key overseas markets, led by a strong performance in the United States.
The USA market once again proved to be the biggest driver for a Ram Charan film. Peddi earned $2.65 million there, reflecting the star’s consistent pull among the Indian diaspora and wider audiences who appreciate high-energy entertainers.
Canada added another $250,000, taking the combined North American contribution to a healthy figure for an opening weekend.
The Gulf region, always crucial for Telugu cinema, delivered $625,000. The UK and Ireland together chipped in $440,000, while Australia contributed $300,000. New Zealand added $30,000, Germany brought in $45,000, and other smaller territories combined for $350,000.
What stands out is how evenly the collections are spread. While the US dominates as expected, the film has shown decent traction in traditional strongholds like the Gulf and the UK without relying on just one or two markets.
For a film that released in early June 2026, this kind of opening suggests the combination of Ram Charan’s star power, the sports drama backdrop, and pre-release buzz worked well with overseas audiences.
Compared to recent Telugu biggies, this is a respectable start — not record-breaking, but comfortably above average for a mid-June release. The US number in particular will give distributors and exhibitors confidence heading into the second weekend.
With positive word-of-mouth building around Ram Charan’s intense screen presence and the film’s mass-appeal elements, Peddi has a decent platform to build on in these markets.
The coming weeks will show whether it can hold or grow, but for now, the overseas opening weekend numbers paint a picture of a film that has successfully crossed over and found an audience beyond India.
