Top 10 Bollywood Movies Suffered A Loss Of Over 60 Crores

In Bollywood, we've seen time and time again that even the best directors, most prominent actors, and most significant budgets can't keep a movie from bombing. These films were heavily advertised and promoted before release; they were the most anticipated films of that year. However, when they hit theaters, they had a disastrous opening weekend. The movies received negative reviews from viewers, failed to make an impact, and ultimately became the ones that lost the most money. Some of these films weren't all that horrible, and the critics gave them positive reviews, yet the general public rejected them. In terms of box office take, these movies were a complete failure.

1. Lal Singh Chadha

Aamir Khan, a perfectionist who has produced several masterpieces in the past, has experienced his biggest box office failure since Mela and Thugs of Hindostan with Lal Singh Chaddha. One of the unusual movies to experience a drop in attendance on a holiday is the lavish remake of Forrest Gump Click to look into! >> Read More... . The movie had a running total of Rs 46 crore despite having a Rs 180 crore budget. Box Office India reported that the film might earn a lifetime total of Rs 63.2 crore, which is extremely little for an Aamir Khan Aamir Khan or Mohammed Aamir Hussain Khan is Bolly >> Read More... production.

2. Bombay Velvet Click to look into! >> Read More...

The performances of Ranbir and Anushka were praised even though the film earned mixed reviews from the critics; nonetheless, the spectators did not like the movie. Bombay Velvet had a massive budget of Rs. 120 crores. However it only produced Rs. 22.27 crore in its opening week, resulting in a loss of Rs. 100 crores.

3. Shamshera

These elements—prominent performers, a sizable budget, and a sizable production house—failed to draw spectators to Ranbir Kapoor's Shamshera. The movie, which came out last month, has a hard time surviving. According to India Today, the film's lifetime earnings ranged from Rs 65 to Rs 75 crore despite having a Rs 183 crore expenditure. The film was Yash Raj Films' fourth consecutive flop, while it was Kapoor's sixth dud.

4. Samrat Prithaviraj

Nobody is surprised by the infamous box office disaster of Samrat Prithiviraj, one of the most eagerly awaited period dramas of the year starring Akshay Kumar Akshay Kumar was born on 9th September 1967 and hi >> Read More... . The film, dubbed Yash Raj Films' fantasy project, reportedly cost an absurd Rs 300 crore to produce. When the film, which starred Kamal Hassan, was released on June 3, it had stiff competition at the box office from Jurassic World Dominion and Vikram.

5. Love-Story

The movie was tremendously touted, with VFX teams from Australia and New Zealand for the fantastic effects, and was intended to be Harman Baweja's dream lunch—but it tanked miserably. Due to his resemblance to Hrithik, newcomer Harman was mistaken for a Hrithik lookalike, and this film also caused him to split up with his girlfriend, Priyanka Chopra Born on 18 July 1982, Priyanka Chopra is an establ >> Read More... . Adlabs also sustained a loss of more than Rs. 60 crores.

6. Bachchhan Pandey

The list includes yet another Akshay Kumar-starring film. The actor, renowned for producing back-to-back hits, has had a dismal, year with each of his films failing to make a respectable amount of money at the box office. Jigarthanda, a remake of Bobbi Simha's original film, received less favorable reviews and made less money at the box office. The movie, which reportedly cost Rs 150 crore to produce, brought in about Rs 50 crore.

7. Blue

Blue, which debuted in 2009 and was the costliest Indian movie then, stars Sanjay Dutt July 29, 1959, was the day when the two legends of >> Read More... , Akshay Kumar, Zayed Khan Zayed Khan aka Zayed Abbas Khan is the son of the >> Read More... , and Lara Dutta Lara Dutta is an Indian actress, model, movie prod >> Read More... in the pivotal roles. However, a massive budget of 100 crores was unable to prevent Blue from being a complete failure. Blue was also the first film with a budget over $1 billion, yet it only managed to earn a pitiful 7.5 crores at the box office.

8. 83

The movie's budget was 240 crores, plus 20 crores for P&A, for a total of 260 crores. The delayed release caused by the pandemic resulted in interest charges for this budget. However, the UK rebate will make up for the majority of those costs with an estimated 25 to 30 crores. It will cost 260 crores, and 180 crores will be recovered from all sources of income, losing of 80 crores.

9. Dhakaad

In the movie, a spy named Special Agent Agni ( Kangana Ranaut Kangana Ranaut is known in Bollywood, for her trem >> Read More... ) is tasked with locating and taking down the Bhopal-based international human trafficker Rudaveer. Arjun Rampal Amit Rampal is an Indian Actor, Host, Producer and >> Read More... , who has numerous tattoos, portrays Rudraveer. Arjun gives his performance with conviction and tries to embody Rudraveer's hysterical behaviour, but his performance is undermined by the lack of a fully developed character. Kangana Ranaut's Dhaakad, which cost Rs 85 crore to produce, only made Rs 2.58 crore at the box office, a complete failure.

10. Kalank

In the Muslim-dominated Husnabad, it is a few years before independence. Son Dev ( Aditya Roy Kapur Aditya Roy Kapur, a young and successful actor wa >> Read More... ) and daughter-in-law Sathya reside at Balraj Chaudhry's (Sanjay Dutt's) mansion ( Sonakshi Sinha Sonakshi Sinha is a well-known Indian Actress. She >> Read More... ). On borrowed time, Sathya is currently. Prior to her passing from cancer, she has one year. For her husband to have company after she passes away, she wants to mediate a deal between Dev and Roop ( Alia Bhatt Alia Bhatt is a trendsetting actress from Mumbai, >> Read More... ). When Kalank debuted in 2019, you would assume that an ensemble star cast replete with big names would be a surefire recipe for success Kalank, which had a massive 150 crores spent on it, only managed to earn a little over 70 crores, firmly placing it in the category of Bollywood disasters.