Chhaava, starring Vicky Kaushal and Rashmika Mandanna, has emerged as a massive box office success, crossing ₹120 crore within four days of release. The historical epic, which chronicles the life of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, opened to tremendous audience appreciation and has now secured its position as Kaushal’s second-highest-grossing film after Uri: The Surgical Strike.
Box Office Performance and Record Numbers
The movie had a powerful start, showing a steady increase in revenue over the weekend. Notably, Chhaava recorded Maharashtra’s highest single-day collection on its fourth day, surpassing Pushpa 2: The Rule.
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Day 1 (Friday): ₹31 crore
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Day 2 (Saturday): ₹37 crore
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Day 3 (Sunday): ₹48.5 crore
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Day 4 (Monday, till evening): ₹10.8 crore
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Total Collection (till Monday evening): ₹127.3 crore
Film’s Success and Audience Appeal
Directed by Laxman Utekar, Chhaava features an ensemble cast with Vicky Kaushal as Sambhaji Maharaj, Rashmika Mandanna as Maharani Yesubai, and Akshaye Khanna portraying Aurangzeb. The film has particularly resonated with audiences in Maharashtra, where it has received overwhelming support and praise.
Having surpassed Raazi (₹123 crore), Chhaava now ranks as Kaushal’s second most successful film. Given the film’s trajectory, it is expected to continue its strong performance in the coming days.
Looking Ahead: Box Office Predictions
With limited competition from other releases, including Loveyapa and Badass Ravi Kumar, Chhaava enjoys an unchallenged run in cinemas. Trade experts anticipate that it will maintain its winning streak throughout the week, with weekday collections expected to remain steady.
On the global front, the film has already crossed ₹164.75 crore in worldwide earnings, further solidifying its status as one of the year’s biggest hits.
The Story and Impact of Chhaava
Inspired by the novel Chava, the movie portrays the life and struggles of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, the son of Shivaji Maharaj. It sheds light on his battles against Aurangzeb and his efforts to protect his kingdom from Mughal invasion.
With its gripping narrative, stellar performances, and strong historical foundation, Chhaava stands out as a major milestone in Vicky Kaushal’s career and a remarkable addition to Indian cinema’s historical epics.
