Get ready to witness the roar of history on your screens! Vicky Kaushal’s blockbuster film ‘Chhaava’, which set the box office ablaze with its electrifying portrayal of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, is finally coming to your living room!
📢 Mark the Date: April 11, 2025 – ‘Chhaava’ hits Netflix worldwide!
🎬 From Theatres to OTT: The Rise of a Mega Hit
Directed by Laxman Utekar, this magnum opus not only conquered the hearts of cinephiles but also redefined historical storytelling in Indian cinema.
✅ Domestic Collection: ₹597.16 crore
✅ Global Collection: ₹801.35 crore
➡️ Total Storm: ₹1,398.51 crore
That’s right—‘Chhaava’ is officially one of the top 10 highest-grossing Hindi films of all time and still trending worldwide!
👑 Vicky Kaushal as Sambhaji Maharaj – A Career-Defining Role
In the role of a lifetime, Vicky Kaushal delivers a fiery, fearless, and emotionally charged performance as Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj—the son of the legendary Shivaji Maharaj.
Starring alongside him:
🌟 Rashmika Mandanna as Maharani Yesubai
🧨 Akshaye Khanna as the ruthless Aurangzeb
Every frame screams power. Every dialogue hits like thunder.
💣 The Controversies That Made Headlines
‘Chhaava’ didn’t just shake the box office—it shook politics and public sentiment.
⚔️ Aurangzeb portrayal stirred fierce debates in Maharashtra
💰 Treasure hunt frenzy erupted near Asirgarh Fort in Madhya Pradesh—yes, locals went digging after watching the film!
📺 Netflix Release: Why You Can’t Miss It
If you missed it in theatres—or just want to experience the fire again—you’re in luck. Netflix premieres ‘Chhaava’ on April 11, giving fans a front-row seat to a cinematic revolution.
Expect:
🔥 Historic battles in stunning 4K
🎵 An epic background score that rattles your soul
💥 Dialogue that sparks goosebumps
Final Word
Chhaava is more than a film—it’s a moment in Indian cinema. Whether you’re a history lover, a Vicky Kaushal fan, or just craving an OTT adrenaline rush—this is the event you can’t afford to miss.
🎥 Watch it. Tweet it. Meme it. But don’t miss it.
