Rajasaab’s Non-Theatrical Value Sets New Record
Rajasaab hasn't hit screens yet, but it's already making big money behind the scenes.
Rajasaab hasn't hit screens yet, but it's already making big money behind the scenes. The film’s non-theatrical rights are reportedly being sold in the range of ₹180 to ₹210 crore. That’s before any box office numbers even come into play. For a film still in production, that’s a solid deal and shows how much buzz it has, mostly thanks to Prabhas.
This movie, directed by Maruthi, is a shift from Prabhas’ usual intense roles. It’s a horror comedy, and he’s seen in a retro look. The posters and early glimpses caught people by surprise and brought out a fun side of him that hasn’t been seen in a while. There’s a mix of action, comedy, romance, and songs, a typical mass formula with a different tone.
The production is being handled by People’s Media Factory with a big budget. Songs are being shot right now in Hyderabad, and the team is moving quickly to meet the December 5 release. Thaman is doing the music, which adds more energy to the project.
The hype around Rajasaab is mostly organic, no over-promotion, just solid demand. With huge numbers being quoted for both South and North Indian markets, and non-theatrical rights already locked for a big amount, the film’s business side looks sorted. Now all eyes are on whether the film will deliver on the fun it’s promising.