Daaku Maharaaj Box Office Collection Day 6 Early Updates: Nandamuri & Urvashi's Film Inches Close To 70Cr Mark

Daaku Maharaaj Box Office Collection Day 6 Early Updates: The Telugu-language film Daaku Maharaaj was released in theaters on January 12, 2025, and has been receiving a positive response. Almost every video featuring Nandamuri Balakrishna and Urvashi Rautela is going viral on social media. However, an FIR was recently filed against some of Balakrishna's fans who allegedly sacrificed a goat at a theater in Tirupati to celebrate the film's release. The act has been condemned by PETS (Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act) India, with the cruelty response coordinator criticizing the "killing of an animal" to express affection for the actor. An FIR has been lodged against five individuals involved in the incident. While we await further updates, let's take a look at how Daaku Maharaaj is performing at the box office today.

Daaku Maharaaj Box Office Collection Day 6 Early Updates

According to Sacnilk's report, Daaku Maharaaj has grossed Rs. 2.6 Crore on Day 6 (Friday) as of 8 pm. As per 8 pm's report, the total India Net Collection of Daaku Maharaaj is Rs. 69 Crore. Will Daaku Maharaaj hit 70 Crore today? We believe so. Let us further wait for the day to end and the final report to arrive.

Daaku Maharaaj Box Office Collections

Day 1 (Sunday)- Rs. 25.35 Crore
Day 2 (Monday)- Rs. 12.8 Crore
Day 3 (Tuesday)- Rs. 12.25 Crore
Day 4 (Wednesday)- Rs. 9.75 Crore
Day 5 (Thursday)- Rs. 6.25 Crore

Total- Rs. 66.4 Crore

FIR Filed Against Nandamuri Balakrishna Fans

Amid the release of Daaku Maharaaj, Nandamuri fans celebrated by sacrificing a goat and smearing a poster with the blood. The video went viral on social media. PETA India filed a complaint against the same after it came in their notice. Based on the same, Tirupati police also registered an FIR against a group of Balakrishna fans who sacrificed the goat. HT reports, Saloni Sakaria, PETA India cruelty response coordinator, saying, "Killing an animal and smearing their blood on a poster doesn't make you a super fan-it makes you a villain and a criminal. True fans celebrate their favourite stars with movie tickets and supportive social media posts, not with acts of violence or cruelty.."