Nandamuri Balakrishna on the poster of Daaku Maharaaj
Credit: Sithara Entertainments
Superstar Nandamuri Balakrishna and Pragya Jaiswal starrer Daaku Maharaaj has emerged as the biggest hit of 2025 as the movie has minted over Rs 150 crores at the box-office in just 5 days of its release. Directed by Bobby Kolli, the film is continuing a successful run in the theatres in Southern languages.
Now, the makers have decided to give the Hindi speaking audience a treat with its Hindi dubbed theatrical release on January 24. The makers are confident that it will impress the Hindi audience the same way the film has performed in Southern languages, once it witnesses a massive theatrical release this week.
Talking about the Hindi dubbed release of Daaku Maharaaj, Pragya Jaiswal expressed excitement and said, "I am beyond elated for the release of Daaku Maharaaj in its Hindi dubbed version. The film has received a lovely outpour of love from the audiences in the South, and I cannot wait for the Hindi audiences to witness this spectacle on January 24. See you at the big screens!" (sic)
Ever since Daaku Maharaaj released in theatres, Pragya has grabbed all attention for her intense portrayal of Kaveri. The actress essayed a pivotal role and headlined the blockbuster with absolute finesse, added momentum to the intriguing plot and elevated the film's appeal to a wider range of audience. The movie comprises of actors like Bobby Deol and Shraddha Srinath in key roles, and the plot majorly revolves around the on-screen connections between the characters played by Nandamuri Balakrishna, Bobby Deol, Pragya Jaiswal and Shraddha Srinath.
While the star cast shined with their performances, Pragya left the audience mighty impressed with her transition from a comic role in Khel Khel Mein to a more serious role in Daaku Maharaaj, highlighting her diverse acting talent. Pragya's impeccable portrayals in both films have given her a boost and made her noticeable in the industry. She has also managed to gain a niche audience with her diverse characters not just in films in the South but also in Bollywood.