Prabhas's latest film, "The Raja Saab," has experienced a significant drop in box office earnings on its second day, despite a strong opening. The film, a horror-comedy also starring Malavika Mohanan and Boman Irani, earned ₹27.83 crore on Day 2 across all languages, a sharp decline from its Day 1 collection of ₹53.75 crore. This represents a drop of over 50 percent.

Despite the dip, "The Raja Saab" is performing competitively, largely driven by its Telugu version. The film's total net collection in India after two days stands at ₹90.73 crore, with a gross of ₹108.4 crore. Worldwide, the film has grossed ₹138.4 crore, including ₹30 crore from overseas markets. These figures keep the film on track to enter the ₹100 crore club in India.

The Telugu version of the film has been the strongest performer, collecting ₹22.38 crore on Day 2 alone, bringing its total to ₹78.68 crore over two days. Other versions have not performed as well. The Hindi version earned ₹5.2 crore on Day 2, for a total of ₹11.2 crore. The Tamil version contributed ₹15 lakh on Day 2, with total collections reaching ₹55 lakh. The Kannada and Malayalam versions remained weak, earning ₹6 lakh and ₹4 lakh respectively on Day 2, with overall totals of ₹16 lakh and ₹14 lakh.

On Saturday, January 10, 2026, "The Raja Saab" had an overall Telugu occupancy of 44.00%, Hindi occupancy of 12.95%, and Tamil occupancy of 21.11%.

Audience reviews point to issues with storytelling and execution, which may have contributed to the Day 2 drop.