Vijay Sethupathi’s Maharaja has recently hit theaters in China and is creating waves at the box office. The film grossed an impressive $3 million (approximately ₹26.5 crores) during its opening weekend, including premiere shows, officially becoming the highest-grossing Kollywood film in China.
Unlike Rajinikanth’s 2.0, which underperformed in the Chinese market despite high expectations, Maharaja is excelling with strong word-of-mouth. Industry analysts predict the film could maintain its stellar performance during weekdays and potentially achieve a long-run gross of ₹100 crores in China if the momentum continues.
Riding on this success, the makers of Maharaja are planning to expand its international reach by releasing the film in Japan. For Vijay Sethupathi, this success marks a significant turning point after facing a series of disappointments in recent years. The triumph of Maharaja is a testament to his enduring appeal and the film’s universal storyline.
