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Mumbai Film Company’s Raja Shivaji Becomes the Fastest Marathi Film to Cross 100-Crore Mark
Mumbai Film Company’s Raja Shivaji, headlined and directed by Riteish Vilasrao Deshmukh, has scored yet another feat by becoming the fastest Marathi film to cross the 100-crore mark. It has marked a historic milestone for Mumbai Film Company by officially emerging as one of India’s highest grossing films. Having evolved beyond cinema, the historical epic has turned into a cultural movement, receiving overwhelming love across Maharashtra and audiences nationwide.
What makes Raja Shivaji a box office phenomenon is the packed theatres, repeat viewership and massive audience celebrations, that reaffirm its stance as an emotional experience too. Adding to its growing buzz, industry experts are calling the film a watershed moment for Marathi and Indian cinema, proving that regional stories can achieve national impact. Beyond a cinematic spectacle, the tremendous success of Raja Shivaji reflects years of vision, conviction, and storytelling-driven filmmaking by Mumbai Film Company.
Led by Genelia Deshmukh and Riteish Deshmukh, Mumbai Film Company has strengthened its standing as one of India’s most culturally rooted and consistent production houses. In the past 10 years, the label has built a powerful legacy of critically acclaimed and commercially hit films. It has earned acclaim with the National Award-winning film Balak Palak, emotionally powerful films like Yellow, and blockbuster entertainers such as Lai Bhaari. Now that Raja Shivaji has become a people’s film, the production house has not only delivered a historic blockbuster, but has also established itself as an impactful storyteller in Indian cinema.


