Overview
- Industry tracker Sacnilk estimated roughly ₹27.8 crore on Day 2, about a 48% fall from the opening day’s take.
- Day 1 in India was pegged at about ₹54.15 crore including paid previews, with overseas estimates of around ₹26 crore pushing the worldwide start past ₹100 crore.
- Turnout was concentrated in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana with about 57% Telugu occupancy on Day 1, while Hindi and other versions saw much lower levels.
- The makers said they added an 8–9 minute sequence featuring Prabhas in an older look from Saturday evening shows after complaints about missing scenes.
- With reports placing the budget near ₹400 crore, the early slide heightens pressure on Sunday holds and weekday legs, even as end credits flagged a sequel titled The Raja Saab: Circus 1935.