‘Raja Shivaji vs Bhooth Bangla’ Box Office Collection

Raja Shivaji has maintained a solid grip at the box office. According to Sacnilk, the film earned ₹2.18 crore net on Wednesday evening, taking its 6-day total to ₹46.58 crore.

Bhooth Bangla, which performed well in its first two weeks, is now slowing down in front of Raja Shivaji. As per Sacnilk, it collected only ₹0.88 crore on Wednesday. Due to the rising craze for the Shivaji Maharaj film, shows of Bhooth Bangla are also being reduced. By 6 PM today, its collection is ₹1.3 crore less than Raja Shivaji.

Bhooth Bangla has earned a total of ₹147.38 crore so far. However, considering its budget and scale, Raja Shivaji is moving toward profitability at a much faster pace. Film critics believe that the movie could see a significant jump in numbers over the upcoming weekend.

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