On day two, the film continued to draw crowds, earning an additional Rs 7.15 crore in Marathi. After just two days, the total Marathi collection stands at Rs 15.15 crore. The Hindi version also performed well—netting Rs 3.35 crore on its opening day and slightly increasing to Rs 3.40 crore on day two, bringing its total to Rs 10.55 crore.

In total, Raja Shivaji has amassed a combined net collection of Rs 21.90 crore after two days, with a gross of Rs 26.06 crore—a remarkable feat for Marathi cinema that highlights the growing appetite for regional films.

Key statistics:

• Total Marathi collection after two days: Rs 15.15 crore
• Marathi collection on opening day: Rs 8 crore
• Hindi collection on opening day: Rs 3.35 crore
• Total Hindi collection after two days: Rs 10.55 crore
• Combined total net collection after two days: Rs 21.90 crore
• Total gross collection after two days: Rs 26.06 crore

The ensemble cast includes notable names like Abhishek Bachchan, Sanjay Dutt, and Vidya Balan—each bringing their own flair to this epic tale of bravery and leadership. Audiences have responded enthusiastically, showing support not just for the story but also for the representation of Marathi culture in cinema.

As reactions pour in from fans and critics alike, many are praising Riteish Deshmukh’s directorial debut as a significant contribution to both Marathi and Hindi film industries. The film’s success may pave the way for more historical dramas that celebrate regional heroes and stories.

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