Box Office
Raja Shivaji Day 26 Box Office: India net reaches Rs. 92.90 Cr as a zero percent weekday drop fuels its marathon run
BY CHRISTA LINCY
2026 is turning out to be a landmark year for Marathi cinema, showing a level of consistency and commercial muscle that we haven't seen in quite a while. It is not just about one-off hits anymore; the industry is producing films with incredible theatrical legs. We have seen projects like Deool Band 2 holding their ground, but Raja Shivaji is the one truly leading the charge, proving that regional epics can sustain interest deep into their fourth week. As we look at the numbers for Day 26, which was its fourth Tuesday, Raja Shivaji is showing remarkable stability. Based on the latest data, the film collected a net of 0.45 Cr in India. What is particularly fascinating is that there was absolutely no drop compared to Monday's collection of 0.45 Cr. In the box office world, a zero percent drop on a weekday is a clear indicator of a loyal audience base that is still turning up to catch the film. This steady performance has now pushed the total India net collection to a strong 92.90 Cr. The Marathi version continues to be the primary engine of growth, contributing 0.37 Cr net (0.42 Cr gross) from 566 shows on Tuesday. The occupancy levels in the core Marathi markets remain very healthy for a film in its fourth week. Mumbai recorded an overall occupancy of 35 percent, while Pune performed even better at 41.3 percent. If we look at the night shows, the numbers jumped significantly, with Pune hitting 57 percent and Mumbai reaching 52 percent capacity. The Hindi version added another 0.08 Cr net from 268 shows, with decent traction in Surat and Ahmedabad, which saw occupancies of 26 percent and 21.8 percent respectively. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The performance in national multiplex chains like PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis confirms that the film is still a top choice for urban viewers. These chains contributed a total gross of 1.8 Lakhs from around 1,430 tickets sold on Tuesday. Specifically, INOX led the segment with a contribution of 0.88 Lakhs, while Cinepolis and PVR added 0.59 Lakhs and 0.33 Lakhs respectively. These figures highlight how well the film is holding its own on premium screens even after 87,098 cumulative shows. The digital footprint on BookMyShow actually showed a slight uptick in interest. On Monday, the platform saw 15.51K tickets booked, which grew to 15.72K on Tuesday. This brings the cumulative ticket sales on the platform to a staggering 25.36 Lakhs. On the global stage, Raja Shivaji has officially crossed the 114 Crore gross milestone. With an India gross of 109.81 Cr and an overseas contribution of 4.22 Cr, the worldwide gross total now sits at 114.03 Cr. Having played across 87,098 shows since its release, the film has managed to balance domestic strength with a modest but present international footprint. As it inches closer to the 100 Crore net mark in India, it has already cemented itself as a genuine blockbuster for the Marathi industry in 2026.