Raja Saab – Day 5 Advance Booking Report (Hindi Territory | Cinema Day): Discount Boost Fails to Reverse Downtrend
Raja Saab’s box office run in the Hindi circuit remains under heavy stress on Day 5, as the film fails to meaningfully recover even on Cinema Day, a window traditionally known for reviving footfalls through aggressive ticket pricing.
Despite the nationwide Cinema Day offers, Raja Saab has been unable to translate discounted rates into sustained audience traction. The film continues to lag behind expectations, indicating that pricing incentives alone are insufficient to revive interest in the Hindi belt.
As per the latest update till 10:20 PM, Raja Saab has sold approximately 8,779 advance tickets across national multiplex chains (PVR INOX + Cinepolis) in the Hindi territory. While the number is higher than regular weekday levels, it remains underwhelming for a Cinema Day scenario, especially for a film still in its opening week.
Crucially, the uptick appears to be entirely offer-driven, with limited organic demand visible outside select evening slots. Key North Indian centres continue to report muted booking velocity, and occupancies remain inconsistent across formats, suggesting that the film has failed to build genuine momentum.
The inability to convert Cinema Day into a strong rebound further reinforces Raja Saab’s weak post-release trend. With weekday support eroding rapidly and no visible word-of-mouth push, the film is now heading toward a compressed theatrical window in the Hindi circuit.
Unless there is a sudden and unexpected shift in audience response, Raja Saab is expected to remain under sustained box office pressure in the days ahead.
Day 5 Advance / Admits (National Chains – Hindi):
8,779 Tickets (Till 10:20 PM)
— CineInfinity
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Disclaimer: The box office figures are compiled from various sources and internal research. The figures are approximate and indicative in nature. CineInfinity does not make any claims about the absolute authenticity of the data but believes they adequately reflect the box office performance of the film(s).
