Raja Shivaji sets a new benchmark with the biggest opening ever for a Marathi film, earning an impressive Rs 8 crore on its opening day. This historical drama, directed by Riteish Deshmukh, chronicles the valor of the Maratha warrior Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The film’s success continued into its second day, where it garnered Rs 7.15 crore in Marathi collections. After just two days, Raja Shivaji has amassed a total Marathi collection of Rs 15.15 crore. The Hindi version also performed admirably, earning Rs 3.35 crore on its first day and slightly increasing to Rs 3.40 crore on day two, bringing its total to Rs 10.55 crore. That context matters because it highlights the film’s broad appeal across different language audiences, especially in the realm of Indian cinema where regional films often compete fiercely with Hindi films. The combined total net collection after two days stands at an impressive Rs 21.90 crore, with a gross collection reaching Rs 26.06 crore. The ensemble cast features notable names including Abhishek Bachchan, Sanjay Dutt, and Vidya Balan, which likely contributed to drawing in audiences from various demographics. Riteish Deshmukh’s dual role as director and actor adds another layer of interest for fans of Marathi cinema. Initial reactions have been overwhelmingly positive, with many praising both the storytelling and production quality that elevate it beyond typical fare in historical dramas. Social media buzz reflects excitement about how this film will influence future projects within Marathi and Hindi cinema. As audiences continue to flock to theaters, industry experts speculate that Raja Shivaji could set new trends for historical dramas in regional films. The success of this film serves as a testament to the growing strength of Marathi cinema in the broader Indian film landscape. Post navigation Anil kapoor: What Did Say About His Parenting Journey?