The
RajaSaab
Box
Office
Collection:
The
RajaSaab,
the
Telugu
fantasy
horror
comedy
headlined
by
Prabhas,
has
completed
its
first
six
days
at
the
Indian
box
office
with
a
cumulative
net
collection
of
approximately
₹124.65
crore,
according
to
estimates
reported
by
Sacnilk.
The
film
released
worldwide
on
January
9,
2026,
aligning
with
the
Sankranthi
festive
window,
and
January
15
marks
Day
7
of
its
theatrical
run.
Written
and
directed
by
Maruthi,
the
film
opened
with
strong
advance
interest,
which
translated
into
a
notable
Day
1
performance.
Including
paid
premiere
shows,
The
RajaSaab
collected
about
₹9.15
crore
on
Day
0,
followed
by
a
substantial
jump
on
its
first
Friday.
Day
1
alone
contributed
roughly
₹53.75
crore
across
languages,
with
Telugu
markets
accounting
for
the
bulk
of
the
revenue,
while
Hindi
and
other
dubbed
versions
added
smaller
but
visible
shares.
As
expected
for
a
festive
opener,
the
collections
showed
a
gradual
decline
over
the
following
days.
On
Saturday,
the
film
earned
around
₹26
crore,
and
Sunday
added
approximately
₹19.1
crore.
Weekday
figures
dipped
more
sharply,
with
Monday
and
Tuesday
bringing
in
₹6.6
crore
and
₹4.8
crore
respectively.
Interestingly,
early
estimates
for
Day
6
(Wednesday)
indicate
a
slight
uptick
to
around
₹5.25
crore,
suggesting
some
stability
mid-week,
though
the
figures
are
still
marked
as
rough
data.
The
Telugu
version
continues
to
dominate
the
overall
numbers,
contributing
over
₹100
crore
to
the
total
so
far.
The
Hindi
version
has
shown
relatively
steady
weekday
holds
compared
to
the
sharp
drops
in
some
regional
markets,
while
Tamil,
Kannada,
and
Malayalam
versions
remain
marginal
contributors.
Ensemble
Cast,
Story
Outline
And
Performance
Outlook
The
RajaSaab
features
an
ensemble
cast
including
Sanjay
Dutt,
Malavika
Mohanan
(making
her
Telugu
debut),
Nidhhi
Agerwal,
Riddhi
Kumar,
Zarina
Wahab,
and
Boman
Irani.
The
film
follows
RajaSaab,
a
man
caring
for
his
grandmother
Gangamma,
who
suffers
from
Alzheimer’s
and
remains
emotionally
tied
to
memories
of
her
missing
husband,
Kanakaraju,
a
former
exorcist.
RajaSaab’s
search
for
answers
leads
him
to
Hyderabad,
where
he
encounters
unexpected
allies
and
uncovers
connections
to
a
mysterious
abandoned
mansion
linked
to
his
family’s
past.
From
a
technical
standpoint,
the
film
brings
together
music
by
Thaman
S,
cinematography
by
Karthik
Palani,
and
editing
by
Kotagiri
Venkateswara
Rao.
The
production
is
backed
by
People
Media
Factory
and
IVY
Entertainment.
As
the
film
enters
its
seventh
day
today,
January
15,
its
box
office
trajectory
will
likely
depend
on
weekday
retention.
While
the
initial
surge
has
tapered
off,
further
clarity
on
its
long-term
run
is
expected
over
the
next
few
days.