“Raja Shivaji” continued its steady run at the box office on its fifth day after release, supported by positive audience response and sustained momentum across Marathi and Hindi markets.
Directed by and starring Riteish Deshmukh, the historical film recorded an estimated collection of ₹4.90 crore on Tuesday, its fifth day in theatres, according to box office reports. The decline was in line with regular weekday trends following a b weekend performance.
The film’s reported daily India net collections stand at ₹11.35 crore on the first day, ₹10.55 crore on the second day, ₹12.00 crore on the third day, ₹5.60 crore on the fourth day, and an estimated ₹4.90 crore on the fifth day.
Based on these figures, the film’s total India net collection has reached approximately ₹44.40 crore. Its worldwide gross collection has reportedly climbed to around ₹52.68 crore.
Following its five-day theatrical run, “Raja Shivaji” is approaching the ₹50 crore benchmark and is expected to cross the figure within the next few days if the current pace continues, according to industry estimates.
The film is based on the life and legacy of Maratha ruler Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and features large-scale battle sequences, an emotional narrative, and historical themes. It has been released in both Marathi and Hindi languages.
The film has received positive audience response for its presentation, historical subject matter, and emotional storytelling. Industry observers have also cited audience word of mouth and the bilingual release strategy among the factors contributing to its performance.
The film’s next commercial target is the ₹100 crore India net mark, a figure that no Marathi film has achieved so far.
