Mumbai, May 11 - The Indian box office continued to witness steady footfalls as it delivered another good weekend between May 8 and May 10, with films from multiple industries performing decently across the country. From Marathi historical dramas to Bollywood horror-comedies and Hollywood releases, audiences continued to support a wide variety of theatrical offerings.

Raja Shivaji Continues Its Solid Run

Leading the weekend charts was Riteish Deshmukh's historical epic Raja Shivaji, which emerged as the biggest grosser of the frame with a solid 15.60 crore net collection. The film has turned into a major success story for Marathi cinema and continues to dominate several markets with exceptional occupancy and positive word-of-mouth.

The film once again proved its strong box office pull by comfortably taking the top position during the weekend. The historical drama has been witnessing superb momentum ever since its release and is now among the biggest Marathi blockbusters in recent years.

Bhooth Bangla and Michael Hold Strong Despite Competition

Akshay Kumar's horror-comedy Bhooth Bangla secured the second spot with 8.75 crore during the May 8-10 weekend. Despite multiple new releases and increasing competition, the film continued to attract family audiences and horror-comedy fans in good numbers. It has already emerged as one of the major Hindi hits of the year and continues to post healthy collections, especially in multiplexes and urban centres.

Hollywood musical biopic Michael was another solid performer as it collected 7.55 crore net over the weekend and secured the third position on the list. The film has shown particularly strong performance in premium multiplex chains and metro cities. Its sustained run highlights the growing audience for musical dramas and event films in India, especially among younger viewers and urban audiences.

Krishnavataram Part 1 Overperformed In Debut Weekend

The devotional drama Krishnavataram Part 1: The Heart surprisingly secured a good opening as it collected 7.30 crore during the weekend. Despite featuring known faces, the film benefited from its genre, which is becoming popular among Indian family audiences. It opened to a modest number but witnessed good growth over the weekend to secure a good collection.

Closing the top five list was Hollywood film Mortal Kombat II, which earned around 5.40 crore net during its opening weekend in India. The action sequel managed to generate decent traction among franchise fans and action movie lovers. The film performed particularly well in urban centres and premium screens, helping it secure a respectable debut despite competition from established Indian releases. The combined total of all 5 movies was 44.80 crores net which is a good number.