The early momentum behind ‘Raja Shivaji’ has carried into its second day, even as collections eased slightly from its opening surge. The Ritesh Deshmukh-led historical drama, which began with a strong Marathi-language debut, continues to draw audiences across regions, according to trade data available so far.

Figures reported by Sacnilk indicate the film collected ₹10.55 crore on Saturday, a modest drop from its opening day total of ₹11.35 crore. While the dip reflects a typical post-release adjustment, the overall performance across the first two days remains steady, particularly for a film anchored in regional storytelling but released with a broader bilingual approach.

The film’s cumulative India gross now stands at ₹23.77 crore, with net collections reaching ₹21.90 crore. These numbers place *Raja Shivaji* in a firm position at the domestic box office heading into the final day of its opening weekend, a period closely watched by exhibitors and distributors for signs of sustained audience interest.

Released alongside *Ek Din*, the film has not faced significant disruption from the competing title. The latter, featuring Junaid Khan and Sai Pallavi, has struggled to find similar traction, allowing *Raja Shivaji* to retain a clear lead in theatre occupancy and revenue share.

Language-wise data offers a clearer picture of the film’s reach. Hindi screenings have contributed ₹2.97 crore, while Marathi shows have brought in ₹5.73 crore, underscoring the film’s core strength in its home market while also indicating a growing audience beyond it.

The weekend trajectory now hinges on Sunday’s performance. Trade watchers typically look for a rebound after a second-day slowdown, especially when early buzz remains intact. In this case, the film’s ability to hold attention across both Marathi and Hindi-speaking audiences could shape its immediate box office direction.