The Raja Saab (Hindi) has a low first day, collecting Rs. 5.50 crore nett approx at the Indian box office. The original Telugu version did another Rs. 1 crore nett from the Hindi circuits. The all-India opening day will be updated shortly, which is coming around Rs. 65 crore GROSS from the early numbers that are pouring in.
Typically, South Indian dubbed films tend to perform better in Maharashtra, Central, and Eastern circuits, but barring Odisha, those regions did not really stand out this time. North India, meanwhile, was not far behind. On the whole, the opening was largely unremarkable across the board. There was some feeding involved, which has likely distorted the circuit-wise ratios.
While the film is an entertainer from the in-fashion horror-comedy genre, staged on an extensive scale, the comedy didn’t really click in the trailers. It being a South-style comedy is probably the holding factor. Prabhas is arguably the biggest star from South India to have a market in Hindi circuits. He has consistently given an opening with his films; however, all of them have been from the action genre or with devotional elements. The two outings that lacked these elements, Radhe Shyam and now this, failed to get an opening.
The Raja Saab ranks sixth for Prabhas out of eight releases in terms of Hindi first-day. It is probably the lowest behind Radhe Shyam in terms of admissions.
The following are the First Day Hindi Box Office Collections for Prabhas starrers:
Rank
Title
Year
Gross
1
Baahubali: The Conclusion
2017
Rs. 40.75 cr.
2
Adipurush
2023
Rs. 31.75 cr.
3
Saaho
2019
Rs. 25.75 cr.
4
Kalki 2898 AD
2024
Rs. 20.75 cr.
5
Salaar
2023
Rs. 15.75 cr.
6
The Raja Saab
2025
Rs. 5.50 cr.
7
Baahubali: The Beginning
2015
Rs. 5.00 cr.
8
Radhe Shyam
2022
Rs. 4.00 cr.
