NZ
IND
NAM
IRE
Como
Venezia
Mumbai City 
SC Delhi
Getafe
Sevilla
Frosinone
Torino
Lazio
Cagliari
Strasbourg
Auxerre
AVL1
FUL1
BAR6
ALA1
MIL3
INT1
TRY2
MNS0
OTAGO
CD
BRB
MIS36/1 (6.2/19 ov)
TAS427
NSW202 (79.2 ov)
NZ-A13/3 (8 ov)
IND-A346
QLD0/0 (0.3 ov)
VIC307
DHA
BAR
SYL218
CHATT64/1 (15 ov)
MYMS
KHU280/8 (82 ov)
RAN
RAJ155/6 (59 ov)
AFG
ZIM
NED
OMA
ST-W
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SS-W
HH-W
MS-W
PS-W
BAN
PAK331/7 (48.3/50 ov, target 326)
SL325/8
UAE266/5 (49/50 ov, target 264)
MR-W136/6
AS-W185/2
WAR133/6 (16.3 ov)
WPR130/8
MOW171/8
VAG101 (18.4/20 ov, target 172)
Inter Kashi
GOA
Union Berlin
Cologne
HIL2
FAT0
TOT2
CRY0
Raja Shivaji has done what very few Marathi films ever have — opened big, held reasonably well, and kept an entire industry’s hopes riding on its second weekend. But the clock is ticking, and the numbers need to deliver.
Raja Shivaji: Week 2 Begins — A Slight Wobble But Still on Track
Raja Shivaji kicked off its second week by collecting approximately ₹3.75 crore on its 2nd Friday, marking a 10 per cent drop from Thursday. The week-on-week drop, however, was over 70 per cent — with the Marathi version holding better at under 10 per cent decline, while the Hindi version slipped by 20 per cent.
The eight-day running total stands at approximately ₹65.25 crore. With a second weekend expected to add around ₹17 crore, the film could be sitting at roughly ₹78 crore by Sunday — keeping the ₹100 crore milestone within reach, though it will be cutting it close if holds don’t improve from Monday onwards.
Day-Wise Box Office Collections
| Day | Gross Collection |
|---|---|
| Day 1 (Friday) | ₹13.25 Crore |
| Day 2 (Saturday) | ₹12.25 Crore |
| Day 3 (Sunday) | ₹14.75 Crore |
| Day 4 (Monday) | ₹6.50 Crore |
| Day 5 (Tuesday) | ₹5.50 Crore |
| Day 6 (Wednesday) | ₹5.00 Crore |
| Day 7 (Thursday) | ₹4.25 Crore |
| Day 8 (2nd Friday) | ₹3.75 Crore |
| Total | ₹65.25 Crore |
The Historic Milestone at Stake
If Raja Shivaji reaches ₹100 crore, it will become the highest-grossing film from the Marathi film industry — a landmark achievement for a regional cinema that has long deserved its moment at the top.
But there’s a bittersweet side to this story too. The Marathi box office records were set for this film — the target was always Tanhaji and Chhaava, both films based on figures from the Maratha Empire. Tanhaji grossed over ₹175 crore in Maharashtra alone back in 2020, while Chhaava went on to collect over ₹300 crore. Raja Shivaji is centred on the very founder and leader of that empire, made in its actual language — and while it has performed well, it is no longer in the race to match those towering heights.
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What Needs to Happen Now
The second weekend is everything. A strong Saturday-Sunday jump to ₹7–10 crore per day would restore confidence and set up a credible run toward ₹100 crore. Without that boost, the film may plateau before history is made.
