The
RajaSaab
Box
Office
Collection:
The
Telugu
fantasy
horror-comedy
The
RajaSaab
has
completed
its
first
week
at
the
box
office,
registering
a
cumulative
India
net
collection
of
₹130.38
crore.
The
film,
headlined
by
Prabhas,
released
worldwide
on
January
9,
2026,
aligning
with
the
Sankranthi
festive
window.
As
of
January
16,
the
film
has
entered
its
eighth
day
in
cinemas,
with
collections
reported
up
to
the
end
of
Day
7.
According
to
figures
shared
by
box
office
tracking
portal
Sacnilk,
The
RajaSaab
earned
₹130.38
crore
India
net
during
its
first
seven
days,
including
revenue
from
premiere
screenings.
The
film
opened
with
paid
previews
on
Thursday,
collecting
₹9.15
crore.
Its
first
full
day
on
Friday
delivered
a
strong
₹53.75
crore,
driven
primarily
by
the
Telugu
version,
while
the
Hindi-dubbed
version
also
contributed
a
notable
share.
Collections
saw
a
decline
over
the
weekend
and
early
weekdays.
Saturday
brought
in
₹26
crore,
followed
by
₹19.1
crore
on
Sunday.
Weekday
numbers
dipped
further
on
Monday
and
Tuesday,
with
collections
of
₹6.6
crore
and
₹4.8
crore,
respectively.
However,
the
film
showed
relative
stability
midweek,
adding
₹5.35
crore
on
Wednesday
and
an
estimated
₹5.63
crore
on
Thursday,
indicating
a
steady
hold
toward
the
end
of
its
first
week.
From
a
language-wise
perspective,
the
Telugu
version
remains
the
primary
contributor,
accounting
for
over
₹106
crore
of
the
total
India
net.
The
Hindi
version
has
collected
close
to
₹22
crore
so
far,
while
the
Tamil,
Kannada,
and
Malayalam
versions
have
added
smaller
figures.
This
distribution
reflects
the
film’s
strongest
reception
in
its
core
Telugu
market,
with
supplementary
support
from
dubbed
versions.
Ensemble
Cast
and
Technical
Team
Written
and
directed
by
Maruthi,
The
RajaSaab
features
an
ensemble
cast
that
includes
Sanjay
Dutt,
Boman
Irani,
Nidhhi
Agerwal,
Malavika
Mohanan,
Riddhi
Kumar,
and
Zarina
Wahab.
The
film
blends
elements
of
fantasy,
horror,
action,
and
comedy,
anchored
around
a
narrative
involving
family
ties,
memory,
and
inherited
legacies.
The
project
is
produced
by
People
Media
Factory
and
IVY
Entertainment,
with
T.
G.
Vishwa
Prasad
and
Krithi
Prasad
serving
as
producers.
On
the
technical
front,
the
film’s
music
is
composed
by
Thaman
S,
cinematography
is
handled
by
Karthik
Palani,
and
editing
is
overseen
by
Kotagiri
Venkateswara
Rao.
Visual
effects
were
supported
by
Deccan
Dreams
and
the
in-house
People
Media
Factory
VFX
teams.
As
The
RajaSaab
moves
into
its
second
week,
trade
watchers
will
be
closely
observing
its
weekday
hold
and
weekend
traction,
particularly
in
the
Telugu
states
and
the
Hindi
belt.
With
the
initial
holiday
advantage
now
past,
the
film’s
performance
in
the
coming
days
is
expected
to
provide
a
clearer
picture
of
its
long-term
box
office
run.