Vijay Sethupathi's Maharaja is enjoying a good run at the China box office, crossing 30 crores in 5 days. Here's the collection report!

Vijay Sethupathi's 'Maharaja' is set to bring cheer to its producers through its performance at the China box office. The gripping action-thriller, which sees its leading actor deliver a nuanced and powerful performance,

Vijay Sethupathi's Maharaja is having a smooth ride at the China box office, posting a solid total in the opening weekend.

The film's earnings witnessed a massive jump on the second day of its release. After earning ₹5.4cr from premieres and ₹4.6cr on its opening day, the collections jumped to ₹9.3cr on Day 2. Maharaja is one of this year's highest-grossing Tamil films, having earned over ₹125.38cr worldwide on an estimated ₹20cr budget.

Maharaja, a Tamil action thriller directed by Nithilan Saminathan, stars Vijay Sethupathi in his 50th film, alongside Anurag Kashyap and Mamta Mohandas. The film has set box office records, including a strong performance in China,

The film, directed by Nithilan Saminathan, will be released in China on November 29. It signifies a breakthrough in cultural exchange between India and China following improved ties.

Vijay Sethupathi 's latest action thriller Maharaja has taken the Chinese box office by storm. The film grossed over ₹27cr (approximately) in its opening weekend, making it the 15th highest-earning Indian movie in China (in terms of US dollars). It had a phenomenal start with a collection of ₹19.5cr in the first two days, including premieres.

Maharaja boasts an impressive 8.7/10 rating on Douban, one of China’s leading movie review websites, making it one of the highest-rated Indian films in recent years

Vijay Sethupathi starrer Tamil movie Maharaja, the first Indian film to be released in China after October’s accord to normalise ties between the two countries ending the standoff in eastern Ladakh, has wrapped up its first weekend with over $3 million collection (including premieres).

The Tamil film Maharaja made its debut in China this weekend, collecting CNY 20 million (USD 2.75 million / Rs. 23 crore), including previews. Maharaja showed encouraging growth over the weekend, with Saturday (CNY 7 million) doubling up from Friday (CNY 3.