Dilwale released at the end of last year was not up to expectations in India with 140 crore nett but emerged a huge blockbuster in the overseas market. The Overseas business comfortably crossed $26 million which is the highest Overseas number for a Shahrukh Khan film. My Name Is Khan released in 2010 held the record at $22.80 million.

The achievement for the film was that it did it without performing in the biggest market which is US / Canada as that market could not even reach $5 million and was bettered by Bajirao Mastani which released on the same day. The did not set any highs in the big markets but set box office records in many small markets be it Malaysia, South Africa, Trinadad, Peru and Turkey among others.

The Overseas territory breakdown of the business of Dilwale is as below. All figures are in US dollars.

Americas

US / Canada - $4,872,000

Peru - $241,000

Trinadad - $258,000

Others - $123,000

TOTAL - $5,494,000

Europe 

United Kingdom - $3,760,000

Germany - $252,000

Netherlands - $244,000

Turkey - $116,000

Others - $257,000 

TOTAL - $4,629,000

Middle East 

UAE (Gulf) - $4,857,000

Kuwait (Gulf) - $1,392,000

Oman (Gulf) - $854,000

Bahrain (Gulf) - $657,000

Qatar (Gulf) - $579,000

Others - $168,000

TOTAL - $8,507,000

Africa

South Africa - $466,000

Mauritius - $197,000

Egypt - $126,000

East Africa - $143,000 (includes Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Zambia)

Others - $81,000

TOTAL - $1,013,000

Asia (excluding India)

Malaysia - $2,722,000

Pakistan - $2,174,000

Nepal - $378,000

Indonesia - $265,000

Sri Lanka - $154,000

Others - $118,000

TOTAL - $5,911,000

Oceania

Australia - $791,000

New Zealand / Fiji - $260,000

Total - $1,051,000

GRAND TOTAL - $26,605,000

The film basically illustrates the Shahrukh Khan clout in the Overseas markets as the India business easily tells that the film is not a Bajrangi Bhaijaan or PK and to put the above figures up is phenomenal.