Chhaava Box Office Collection Day 6: The Historical Drama Set to Soon Become Vicky Kaushal’s Highest-Grossing Film
Chhaava Box Office Collection: Vicky Kaushal and Rashmika Mandanna starrer Chhaava created the most buzz this year yet, and the same translated in cinemas with an outpouring number of audience visiting the theaters to watch the life story of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj.
With a staggering growth in the box office collection, Chhaava is set to be a chartbuster film of 2025 and of Kaushal’s overall decade-long career. The reports of the historical drama’s sixth-day collection are in, and they prove that the aplomb of the audience to celebrate the great Maratha warrior is profoundly passionate.
Chhaava Box Office Collection Day 6
Day 6 of Chhaava in cinemas coincided with the birth anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the father of Sambhaji Maharaj. The occasion is marked with a public holiday in some states hence having a direct influence on the footfall in theaters on Wednesday.
According to the data revealed by Sacnilk, Chhaava earned Rs. 32 crore nett. approximately on 19 February in India. Hence the nett. collection of Chhaava in India is soon to touch Rs. 200 crore whereas the film has already crossed the 200-cr mark with its worldwide collection on Tuesday.
Currently, Chhaava stands at Rs. 197.75 crore net as per Sacnilk. The records further say that the film's most occupied locations were in Pune and Mumbai.
Set to be Vicky Kaushal’s highest grosser
Chhaava with its unstoppable success at the box office and applause from the audience is set to become soon the highest-grossing film of Vicky Kaushal’s career with only a few more crores.
Kaushal’s URI: The Surgical Strike remains one of the biggest hits of his career with a collection of around Rs. 244 crore.
About Chhaava
Helmed by Laxman Utekar, under the banner of Maddock Films, Chhaava is a historical period drama based on the life of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, the second ruler of Maratha Empire and son of Shivaji Maharaj. The film is an adaptation of a Marathi novel of the same name by Shivaji Sawant.
