Raja Shivaji Day 4 box office collection: Marathi version beats Ved by 40% to record the highest first Monday ever

Raja Shivaji has just completed its first Monday, and the results are quite extraordinary for the Marathi film industry. It has officially recorded the biggest Monday ever for any Marathi film, collecting 5.60 crore net on its fourth day. This performance solidifies its position as a major powerhouse at the box office, continuing the momentum it built over a record-breaking weekend.

While the numbers show a 53.3 percent drop compared to the massive 12.00 crore haul on Sunday, this is actually a very steady hold for a working day. To put this in perspective, collecting over 5 crore on a Monday across 5,145 shows is a feat rarely seen in regional cinema. This successful Monday push brings the total India net collection to 39.50 crore, while the total India gross has reached 46.95 crore within just four days of its release.

Comparing these figures with past records shows a clear gap between this release and previous hits. Raja Shivaji has recorded the highest first Monday for a Marathi film, nearly doubling the numbers of the previous record holder. Below is the list of the top 5 Marathi films based on their first Monday net collections in India.

• Raja Shivaji: ₹5.60 Cr
• Ved: ₹3.02 Cr
• Dharmaveer: ₹1.65 Cr
• Pawankhind: ₹1.43 Cr
• Navra Maza Navsacha 2: ₹1.20 Cr

The ticket sales data further highlights the films dominance in the market. On BookMyShow alone, the movie has crossed the milestone of 1.1 million tickets sold. Even on Monday, it managed to sell 137.78K tickets on the platform, indicating that the interest level remains high among the general audience. This consistent demand suggests that the movie is benefiting from strong word-of-mouth and is not just a weekend wonder.

• Pre Sales: 217.33K
• Friday (Day 1): 274.79K
• Saturday (Day 2): 283.01K
• Sunday (Day 3): 223.16K
• Monday (Day 4): 137.78K
• TOTAL: 11,36,070 (1.13 Million)

A look at the national chains shows that Raja Shivaji is currently leading the charts by a significant margin. It is the top movie by tickets sold across PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis, outperforming all other major releases. On Monday alone, the film managed to sell 22,215 tickets across these three major multiplex chains, resulting in a gross collection of 61.48 lakh. This performance placed it at the very top of the list, even while competing with various other titles across a combined 1,786 shows and 488 venues.

To give you a clearer picture of its dominance, the film easily outpaced several other notable releases in the national chains. It sold significantly more tickets than Michael, which stood at 14,258 tickets, and the Hollywood sequel The Devil Wears Prada 2, which followed with 12,500 tickets. Other films like Kara, Bhooth Bangla, and Patriot were far behind in the daily sales ranking. Even with a high volume of shows, Raja Shivaji maintained its lead, proving that the audience's preference is heavily tilted towards this Marathi epic right now.

The breakdown across the individual chains is also quite impressive. In PVR, it recorded 9,900 ticket sales with a gross of 26.50 lakh, while INOX contributed 7,600 tickets worth 21.20 lakh. Cinepolis added another 4,800 tickets to the total. This strong footprint in the premium multiplex segment across nearly 500 venues shows that the movie is successfully attracting audiences beyond traditional single-screen theaters, which is a great sign for its long-term box office health.

By the end of its first weekend itself, the film had already surpassed the records of previous Marathi blockbusters. With a massive 23 crore opening weekend net, it moved past successful titles like Ved, which held a 10 crore opening, and Dharmaveer, which stood at 9 crore. This effectively makes it the number one Marathi movie of all time when looking at opening weekend metrics. The sheer scale of this opening is unprecedented for the Marathi industry, as it has more than doubled the previous weekend records, establishing a new benchmark for the regional box office.

The films success is fairly distributed across languages as well, though the Marathi version remains the primary driver. On Monday, the Marathi version contributed 4.25 crore with an impressive 42 percent occupancy, while the Hindi version added 1.35 crore. Given the current trend, Raja Shivaji is on a historic trajectory and is expected to set a new benchmark for the highest lifetime collection in Marathi cinema history.