Raja Shivaji Crosses ₹70 Crore in 10 Days, Joins Elite Marathi Club

May 11, 2026 user

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Riteish Deshmukh’s historical epic Raja Shivaji continues its impressive run at the box office, storming past the ₹70 crore net mark in just ten days. With a robust second weekend surge, the film secures its place as the third Marathi feature to achieve this prestigious milestone.

Day 10: A Second Sunday Surge

After a typical Friday dip, Raja Shivaji witnessed a remarkable bounce on Saturday that carried through to Sunday. The Marathi version opened at around 32% occupancy during the morning shows. By afternoon, numbers jumped to 59%, and peaked at 64% in the evening. While Hindi-dubbed screenings held steady, it was the Marathi screenings that fuelled the ₹7–7.2 crore estimate on Day 10—an uplift of nearly 17–20% over Day 9’s ₹6 crore haul.

Week-Wise Breakdown

Week 1 Total: ₹57.7 crore
Day 8 (Second Friday): ₹3.6 crore
Day 9 (Second Saturday): ₹6 crore
Day 10 (Second Sunday): ₹7–7.2 crore
10-Day Total: ₹74.3–74.5 crore

Historic Milestone for Marathi Cinema

By crossing ₹70 crore net, Raja Shivaji stands among Marathi cinema’s elite, following only Sairat and Baipan Bhari Deva. Currently sitting at the third-highest net gross, it is poised to overtake Baipan Bhari Deva (₹76.28 crore) on Day 11, climbing to the second spot.

Top 10 Marathi Grossers in India (Net)

Sairat – ₹90 crore
Baipan Bhari Deva – ₹76.28 crore
Raja Shivaji – ₹74.3–74.5 crore (10 days)
Ved – ₹61.2 crore
Natsamrat – ₹42 crore
Pawankhind – ₹37.72 crore
Lai Bhaari – ₹37 crore
Katyar Kaljat Ghusali – ₹35 crore
Thackeray – ₹31.6 crore
Timepass – ₹30 crore

With such momentum, Raja Shivaji is set to redefine box office records for Marathi films. Stay tuned to GlamWorldTalks.com for the latest updates and in-depth analysis on this blockbuster journey.