This distinction holds particular intrigue given China's historically substantial impact on Bollywood's global box office standings; the inclusion or exclusion of revenues generated within the Chinese market can fundamentally alter a film's worldwide ranking, as certain productions have achieved extraordinary commercial success in that specific region.
Excluding the Chinese market, the all-time global box office rankings place *Dhurandhar: The Revenge* (2026) at the summit with a worldwide gross of ₹18,524.40 crore, followed closely by *Dhurandhar* (2025) at ₹13,508.30 crore.
*Jawan* (2023) claims the third position with earnings of ₹11,483.20 crore, while *Pathaan* (2023) secures fourth place with ₹10,503.00 crore.By amassing global collections totaling ₹10,106.00 crore, *Ramayana* has clinched the fifth spot, thereby joining an exclusive cohort of Bollywood's most significant international blockbusters.
Remarkably, the film now necessitates an additional 39.70 crore rupees to equate its global lifetime gross with that of *Pathaan*, thereby positioning itself nearer to the fourth place.
Incorporating data from Chinese collections into the analysis results in a reconfiguration of the rankings.
Amidst this compilation, *Dangal* (2016), featuring Aamir Khan, claims the premier position, having amassed an extraordinary Rs.
1968.03 crores globally.*Dhurandhar The Revenge* trails closely in second place, while *Dhurandhar*, *Jawan*, and *Pathaan* secure the third, fourth, and fifth slots, respectively.Consequently, *Ramayana* assumes the sixth rank, generating Rs.1010.60 crores.
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