Maharaja Box Office Collection Prediction Day 2: Vijay Sethupathi's Revenge Tale Off To A SUPER SOLID Weekend

Maharaja Box Office Collection Prediction Day 2: Maharaja is the latest emotional revenge drama written and directed by Nithilan Swaminathan. Featuring Vijay Sethupathi in the title role in his 50th film, Maharaja is now earning massive appreciation and is rocking the box office after its theatrical release on June 14.

After a very long time, Vijay Sethupathi hit the big screens in Tamil. His portrayal, needless to say, is winning the love of people, critics, and his fans all over again. The story of a daughter and father set the ticket counters ringing. Mamta Mohandas played a decent role in the film.

Maharaja Premise

Maharaja showcases Makkal Selvan Vijay Sethupathi as a barber. He embarks on a mission to avenge his house burglary, where he gets robbed of his 'Lakshmi.' He troubles police with a noncoherent description of Lakshmi as they try to figure out if Lakshmi is an object, asset, or a human. Who is Lakshmi? is all about the movie's crux.

Maharaja Box Office Collection

Vijay Sethupathi's 50th film, a slow-burn revenge action drama earned highly positive responses from the premieres itself. The movie then earned over a whopping Rs 4 Crore on its very first day. With positive reviews pouring in, the movie is off to a great start. Check out the day-wise box office collection below.

Day 1: Rs 4.5 Core
Day 2: Rs 0.11 Crore (estimates)

Total 2 Days Collection: Rs 4.61 Crore (approximately)

Maharaja Cast

The movie stars Vijay Sethupathi, Anurag Kashyap, Mamta Mohandas, Natraj, Bharathiraja, Abhirami, Singampuli, Aruldoss, Munishkanth, Vinoth Sagar, Boys Manikandan, Kalki, and Sanchana Namidass among others in key roles.

Maharaja Crew

Written and directed by Nithilan Saminathan and produced by Sudhan Sundaram and Jagadish Palanisamy under the Passion Studios and The Route banners, the movie has its music and background score by the talented B Ajaneesh Loknath. Philomin Raj worked as the editor and Dinesh Purushothaman cranked the camera.