week, the film fetched a further 185.5 million bringing the three-week total to . Ready collected nett in its fourth week, taking the nett collections to . In its fifth week, the film collected around , taking the nett collections to . The film grossed worldwide and managed an all-India distributor share of , the third highest ever at the time of its release. Box Office India declared it to be a 'Blockbuster'.Ready held the record for the eighth highest grossing Bollywood film ever made domestically after its theatrical run. Overseas In the overseas markets, the film went on to collect from US, UK, UAE and other foreign markets over the opening weekend. It did particularly well in the United Arab Emirates grossing $1,200,000 at the end of its second weekend. In the United Kingdom, Ready grossed £495,000 while in North America, it grossed $780,000 at the end of its second weekend. The overall business from all overseas markets reached in ten days. At the end of its fourth week, it collected around from all overseas markets. Theatrical rights The theatrical rights of Ready were sold to Ponty Chaddha for . Awards and nominations Soundtrack The music of Ready is composed by Pritam while the lyrics are penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya, Ashish Pandit, Neelesh Misra and Kumaar. It was launched on 25 April 2011 at Filmcity, Goregaon, under the banner of T-Series. The album contains four original tracks and four remixes. The item song "Ringa Ringa" from the Telugu movie Arya 2 was tweaked and composed for the film by its original composer, Devi Sri Prasad. The song underwent changes to suit the nativity of North India, an example being the change of "Ringa Ringa" to "Dhinka Chika". Composer Anu Malik alleged that the song "Character Dheela" is an unauthorised copy of his "Mohabbat Naam Hai" from the 2001 film Ajnabee. He told the media that he will likely file a suit against Pritam for plagiarism. The songwriter Turkish Mohammed Azam filed a plagiarism suit against Pritam, claiming the lyrics for "Character Dheela" were copied from a song he wrote in 2007. The Bombay High Court dismissed the case, ruling that since Pritam is not the lyricist he could not be held liable. The song Character Dheela was recreated for the movie, Shehzada, and called ‘Character Deela 2.0’. The film score is composed by Sandeep Shirodkar. Reception Joginder Tuteja of