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Despite opening to an impressive ₹100 crore gross, Raja Saab has found itself at the centre of mixed reactions, with trade circles and fans debating why the film failed to meet sky-high expectations. While discussions around content, direction, and narrative depth continue, an unusual sentiment-driven theory has resurfaced and is gaining traction—especially among Prabhas loyalists.

The belief revolves around the so-called “R Sentiment,” a pattern fans claim has repeatedly worked against the star. Films such as Raghavendra, Rebel, and Radhe Shyam are often cited as examples where titles beginning with the letter ‘R’ coincided with disappointing outcomes at the box office. With Raja Saab now joining that list, the conversation has intensified once again.

Interestingly, even the makers appear to have acknowledged this chatter to an extent by prefixing the title with “The”, officially branding it as The Raja Saab. However, in public discourse and promotions, neither the cast nor the crew has actively used the revised title, inadvertently adding fuel to the sentiment theory.

Whether this is mere coincidence, superstition, or a selectively observed pattern remains subjective. Yet, the discussion has undeniably captured public attention. All eyes are now on the Sankranthi season, as a strong box office surge in the coming days could decisively silence the ‘R Sentiment’ debate and shift focus back to the film’s commercial performance.