| Release Date | 8 January, 1982 |
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| Starring | Dharmendra, Hema Malini, Reena Roy |
| Director | Ramanand Sagar |
| Budget | N/A |
| Box Office India | ₹3.3 crores |
| Box Office Worldwide | ₹6.6 crores |
| Genre | Action, Romance |
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Maharaja Singh is the king who is killed by his own people. Later, his son’s & queen’s life is also in danger. Some Sher Khan manages to save them from the attackers. While the queen joins hand with Sher Khan in order to protect her kingdom, she lefts the little prince in a temple. Years later, the prince returns to his kingdom unaware of his actual identity. Will his fate make him confront his identity?
| First Day | ₹0.05 crores |
| Saturday | ₹0.04 crores |
| Sunday | ₹0.06 crores |
| First Weekend | ₹0.15 crores |
| First Week | ₹0.27 crores |
| Lifetime India (net) | ₹3.3 crores |
| Worldwide Gross | ₹6.6 crores |
| BOTY's True Inflation Adjustments Learn More? | |
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| True Adj Domestic Net | ₹164.01 ( +160.71 ) crores |
| True Adj Worldwide Gross | ₹328.02 ( +321.42 ) crores |
Baghavat movie received an average response in its opening days at the box office. It picked the pace after some time and impressed everyone with its content. The film collected a good amount of money in the first few weeks and managed to earn "semi-hit" status in the theatres. During its box office journey, it slowed down a little but later the film managed to attract the audience to its theatres in good numbers. Baghavat also did an excellent business in the overseas and took its worldwide collection over Rs. 6 crores.
| Dharmendra | Rajkumar Amar Singh |
| Hema Malini | Rajkumari Padmavati |
| Reena Roy | Channo |
| Amjad Khan | Maharaj Dhurjan Singh |
| Urmila Bhatt | Amar's foster mom |
| Viju Khote | Soldier |
| Sujit Kumar | Sarju |
| Manmauji | Gypsy |
