Prabhas’ horror-comedy ‘The Raja Saab’ is nearing the end of its theatrical run, collecting a meager Rs 34 lakhs worldwide on its 20th day. The film has amassed Rs 206.75 crore globally, with Telugu collections leading.
Prabhas’ horror comedy film ‘The Raja Saab’ is now deep into its third week at the box office. On day 20 the film collected very low numbers. The daily earnings have dropped sharply across all regions. On the twentieth day the movie managed to collect only Rs 34 lakhs worldwide as reported by the Sacnilk website. This shows that the film has almost reached the end of its theatrical run.
Worldwide and India numbers so far
After 20 days ‘The Raja Saab’ has collected a total of Rs 206.75 crore worldwide. The India net collection stands at Rs 144.57 crore. The India gross collection is Rs 172.5 crore. Overseas the film has earned Rs 34.25 crore.
Language-wise collections paint a clear picture
In Telugu the film has collected Rs 118.65 crore net so far. On day 20 it earned Rs 34 lakhs.Day 19 also saw Rs 34 lakhs. Day 18 brought in Rs 27 lakhs and day 17 again saw Rs 34 lakhs.In Hindi the film’s total net collection is Rs 24.21 crore. On day 20 it earned only Rs 1 lakh . Days 18 and 19 together also brought just Rs 1 lakh. Day 17 collected Rs 2 lakhs while days 15 and 16 together earned Rs 1 lakh. In Malayalam the numbers are even smaller. The total net collection stands at Rs 23 lakhs. Day 7 earned Rs 1 lakh. Day 6 also saw Rs 1 lakh. Day 5 did slightly better with Rs ₹ lakhs. Overall the response remained very limited.
Cast, review, and what went wrong
The Raja Saab stars Prabhas, Sanjay Dutt, Boman Irani, Malavika Mohanan, Nidhhi Agerwal, and Riddhi Kumar. The film is directed by Maruthi. Many expected something fresh since the film tried a horror comedy style, which is not common in big Telugu films.The ETimes review summed up the film clearly. It said, “On the technical front, this film ranks among Maruthi’s more ambitious ventures. The production design is striking, with sets that feel both grand and deliberately unsettling, lending the film a distinctive visual identity. The background score effectively amplifies mood and scale, enhancing both the playful and suspenseful moments.”However, the review also pointed out the main problem. “The final act stretches excessively, with prolonged sequences dulling what should have been a sharper, more decisive payoff and significantly affecting pacing.”It further added, “The film’s attempt to explore a genre rarely touched in mainstream Telugu cinema is commendable… Yet, the loose screenplay and execution prevent it from reaching its full potential.”DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and data in this article are compiled from diverse public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.
