Rs 560 crore in 15 days! Vicky Kaushal’s Chhaava holds strong at Box Office

New Delhi: Vicky Kaushal’s latest action-packed historical drama, Chhaava, is proving to be a box office juggernaut. Directed by Laxman Utekar, the film, which tells the story of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, has officially crossed the Rs 400 crore mark nationwide at the end of its second week.

And if the numbers are anything to go by, the film is still very much in the race! Scroll down to read about the detailed Box Office collection of Vicky Kaushal’s Chhaava.

Chhaava box office collection

Released on February 14, Chhaava opened to a solid Rs 31 crore on its first day, setting the stage for a strong weekend. The film gained momentum, raking in Rs 48.5 crore on Day 3, marking a 31.08% jump from its opening. However, Mondays are known to be box office nightmares, and Chhaava wasn’t spared. Collections dropped by over 50% on Day 4, settling at Rs 24 crore.

Despite the weekday slump, the film wrapped up its first week with a mighty Rs 219.25 crore, a feat not many historical dramas have achieved in recent years.

The second week saw a mix of highs and lows. The film roared back with Rs 23.5 crore on its second Friday (Day 8) and peaked at Rs 44 crore on Day 9 (Saturday). But as the weekend faded, so did the numbers—Rs 40 crore on Day 10 (Sunday), Rs 18 crore on Day 11 (Monday), and Rs 18.5 crore on Day 12 (Tuesday).

By Day 15, Chhaava had officially entered the Rs 400 crore club, with a total collection of Rs 403.52 crore. The film’s worldwide collection currently stands at Rs 566.02 crore. That’s a milestone most Bollywood films can only dream of in considering the current landscape!

Prime Minister Modi praises Vicky kaushal’s Chhaava

The film even got a nod from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Speaking at the 98th Akhil Bharatiya Marathi Sahitya Sammelan in Delhi, he acknowledged the film’s impact, stating, “Maharashtra and Mumbai have played a significant role in uplifting both Hindi and Marathi cinema. And currently, Chhaava is creating a buzz.”