Maharaja has made its debut in China, a significant overseas market for Bollywood films. The movie, which previously earned over ₹100 crore in its domestic run, is now aiming to capture the hearts of Chinese audiences.
According to reports, Maharaja attracted around 23,000 attendees during its premiere shows, generating a box office collection of 960,000 Chinese Yuan. When converted, this amounts to ₹1.11 crore in Indian currency.
The film’s release in China marks an important milestone as Indian cinema continues to expand its global reach. While the initial footfalls are modest, the film’s strong narrative and cultural appeal could help it gain traction in the competitive Chinese market, which has shown increasing interest in Indian films over the years.
The early performance of Maharaja in China suggests a promising start, and industry experts are optimistic about its growth potential as word-of-mouth spreads. With strategic marketing and positive audience feedback, the film could see an upward trend in the coming days.
