The historical magnum opus Raja Shivaji, directed by and starring Riteish Deshmukh, continues to hold its ground at the box office as it completes its thirteenth day in theaters. Released on the occasion of Maharashtra Day, the film has maintained a steady pace despite entering its second mid-week period, showcasing the strong emotional connect it has established with the audience. According to the latest trade reports, the film has successfully crossed the significant ₹75 crore net mark in India, a feat that solidifies its position as one of the most successful Marathi-language productions in recent history. On its thirteenth day, the movie recorded consistent occupancy across Maharashtra, with the Marathi version continuing to be the primary driver of growth while the Hindi dubbed version provides additional support in other circuits.
The journey of Raja Shivaji at the ticket windows has been nothing short of remarkable, starting with a record-breaking opening week that saw it netting over ₹52 crore. The film’s ability to sustain interest during the weekdays has been a highlight, often dropping less than expected after high-performing weekends. As of Day 13, the domestic net collection has reached approximately ₹74.45 crore to ₹75 crore, with the total India gross pushing past the ₹88 crore mark. This steady performance is attributed to the grand scale of the production, Riteish Deshmukh’s dedicated portrayal of the Maratha emperor, and the high-octane cameos that have kept fans engaged on social media. Industry experts suggest that the film is now comfortably aiming for the ₹90 crore milestone, with its eyes set on challenging the lifetime records of previous Marathi blockbusters.
Beyond the domestic market, Raja Shivaji is also making waves globally, with its worldwide gross collection reportedly surpassing ₹86 crore in just under two weeks. The film’s technical brilliance and historical accuracy have earned it critical acclaim, which has translated into sustained footfalls even in competitive markets like Mumbai and Pune. Despite a natural reduction in screen counts during the second week to accommodate new releases, the film has maintained a healthy occupancy rate in prime slots. As the second week draws to a close, trade analysts are closely watching to see if the film can maintain this momentum into its third weekend to eventually join the elite ₹100 crore club, a territory very few regional films have managed to explore.
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