The RajaSaab Box Office Collection Day 6: Prabhas' Horror Comedy Film Crosses ₹124 Crore India Net

The RajaSaab Box Office Collection: The RajaSaab, the Telugu fantasy horror comedy headlined by Prabhas, has completed its first six days at the Indian box office with a cumulative net collection of approximately ₹124.65 crore, according to estimates reported by Sacnilk. The film released worldwide on January 9, 2026, aligning with the Sankranthi festive window, and January 15 marks Day 7 of its theatrical run.

Written and directed by Maruthi, the film opened with strong advance interest, which translated into a notable Day 1 performance. Including paid premiere shows, The RajaSaab collected about ₹9.15 crore on Day 0, followed by a substantial jump on its first Friday. Day 1 alone contributed roughly ₹53.75 crore across languages, with Telugu markets accounting for the bulk of the revenue, while Hindi and other dubbed versions added smaller but visible shares.

As expected for a festive opener, the collections showed a gradual decline over the following days. On Saturday, the film earned around ₹26 crore, and Sunday added approximately ₹19.1 crore. Weekday figures dipped more sharply, with Monday and Tuesday bringing in ₹6.6 crore and ₹4.8 crore respectively. Interestingly, early estimates for Day 6 (Wednesday) indicate a slight uptick to around ₹5.25 crore, suggesting some stability mid-week, though the figures are still marked as rough data.

The Telugu version continues to dominate the overall numbers, contributing over ₹100 crore to the total so far. The Hindi version has shown relatively steady weekday holds compared to the sharp drops in some regional markets, while Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam versions remain marginal contributors.

Ensemble Cast, Story Outline And Performance Outlook

The RajaSaab features an ensemble cast including Sanjay Dutt, Malavika Mohanan (making her Telugu debut), Nidhhi Agerwal, Riddhi Kumar, Zarina Wahab, and Boman Irani. The film follows RajaSaab, a man caring for his grandmother Gangamma, who suffers from Alzheimer's and remains emotionally tied to memories of her missing husband, Kanakaraju, a former exorcist. RajaSaab's search for answers leads him to Hyderabad, where he encounters unexpected allies and uncovers connections to a mysterious abandoned mansion linked to his family's past.

From a technical standpoint, the film brings together music by Thaman S, cinematography by Karthik Palani, and editing by Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao. The production is backed by People Media Factory and IVY Entertainment.

As the film enters its seventh day today, January 15, its box office trajectory will likely depend on weekday retention. While the initial surge has tapered off, further clarity on its long-term run is expected over the next few days.