Mumbai: ‘The Raja Saab’ Surpasses Baahubali’s Day 1 Hindi Collection But Marks Prabhas’s 3rd Lowest Opening
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After the phenomenal success of the Baahubali franchise, Prabhas cemented his status as one of India’s biggest superstars. His films often come with high expectations, and audiences eagerly await his new releases. Recently, Prabhas’s latest film, “The Raja Saab,” made a surprising splash at the box office.
Released across India with tremendous anticipation, “The Raja Saab” has beaten the day 1 Hindi collection of “Baahubali: The Beginning,” which itself was a massive hit. This is no small feat considering the legendary status Baahubali holds in Indian cinema. The film’s Hindi version has garnered impressive numbers, signaling strong interest from the audience.
However, despite this achievement, “The Raja Saab” also records as Prabhas’s third lowest opening in terms of day 1 collections. This indicates a mixed response to the film, where it managed to surpass a historic benchmark but still lagged behind some of Prabhas’s other blockbuster launches. Industry insiders point out that while the film has the super stardom factor, content and competition at the box office may have influenced the opening.
Set against a backdrop that showcases Prabhas in an intriguing new avatar, “The Raja Saab” combines:
- Action
- Drama
- Entertainment
catering to his massive fan base. The buzz around the film’s Hindi release is noteworthy, showing how multilingual Indian films are creating wide appeal.
Prabhas continues to experiment with diverse roles and genres, and “The Raja Saab” is a testament to his evolving career. Fans and critics alike are dissecting the film’s performance, awaiting further movements in its box office journey.
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