PAK221/9 (44.2/50 ov, target 242)
ENG241
IND-W328/6
ZIM-W207/9 (48.4/50 ov, target 329)
NGA
UGA
MEX-W
ARG-W
CRY0
NEW1
HUL1
BRE0
LIV2
BHA0
MAN0
BOU2
CEL
BET
AUX
MNS
ANG
LOR
OLM
HAC
REN
STR
TOU
TRY
SUN
LEE
SCF
MUN
ATH4
GET0
INT2
FIO1
CHU2
PFC3
GMB112/9
LES109 (19.5/20 ov, target 113)
DEN
PNG
LIMWn
NW-W
NCWmn
FsWm
BOL137/9 (20 ov)
TITNS137/8
NWEST22/3 (3.1/20 ov, target 181)
NCAPE180/3
MIS
VAG115/4 (14.3/20 ov)
NZ-A317
IND-A113 & 106/2 (36 ov)
SYL280/2 (84 ov)
KHU
BRB
MOW
TOK
SIKM
NAGA
JHK
DELHI
ODSA
SVCS
CGR
AP
BRODA
J & K
MOZ110/7 (19/20 ov, target 110)
ZMB109/9
UAE244/8
NED245/7 (43.5/50 ov, target 245)
ATA3
FRO3
GEN1
VEN0
MON0
LILL1
KER0
MCFC0
TSG0
B040
NEC2
GRO2
PSV1
FEY1
Motherwell0
Hearts1
Atlético1
Deportivo0
Lazio2
Parma1
Lens2
Paris FC1
Nobody saw this coming — and that’s exactly what makes it so special. Raja Shivaji isn’t just performing well at the box office; it’s on the verge of rewriting Marathi cinema history.
Raja Shivaji: Day-Wise Box Office Collections — Full Breakdown
Raja Shivaji added an estimated ₹2 crore on its 2nd Wednesday, registering around a 20% drop from Monday. The running total at the Indian box office has reached ₹87.50 crore so far.
| Day | Collection |
|---|---|
| Friday (Day 1) | ₹13.25 Cr |
| Saturday (Day 2) | ₹12.25 Cr |
| Sunday (Day 3) | ₹14.75 Cr |
| Monday (Day 4) | ₹6.50 Cr |
| Tuesday (Day 5) | ₹5.50 Cr |
| Wednesday (Day 6) | ₹5.00 Cr |
| Thursday (Day 7) | ₹4.25 Cr |
| 2nd Friday | ₹4.00 Cr |
| 2nd Saturday | ₹6.75 Cr |
| 2nd Sunday | ₹8.00 Cr |
| 2nd Monday | ₹2.50 Cr |
| 2nd Tuesday | ₹2.75 Cr |
| 2nd Wednesday (Est.) | ₹2.00 Cr |
| Total | ₹87.50 Cr |
Why ₹100 Crore Would Be Historic for Marathi Cinema
This is where the story gets genuinely exciting. The film is all set to cross the ₹100 crore mark at the Indian box office — which would be the first time ever for a Marathi film. Earlier, Sairat and Baipan Bhari Deva came very close to this milestone, but couldn’t achieve it.
Notably, those two films had just the Marathi version with almost all business coming from Maharashtra, while Raja Shivaji has a Hindi-dubbed version and a significant footprint outside Maharashtra — a key factor in its broader reach.
To understand the cultural weight of the man at the heart of this film, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s Wikipedia page gives a rich account of the Maratha king’s legendary legacy that has inspired generations.
What’s Next for Raja Shivaji?
The film is looking to close its second week around ₹29–30 crore, which would push the running total to the ₹90 crore mark. Beyond the ₹100 crore milestone, the movie has potential to keep gaining traction, with projections pointing to a final theatrical run of around ₹110–115 crore gross at the Indian box office.
That would make Raja Shivaji comfortably the highest-grossing Marathi film in history — a crown it is very likely to claim.
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