Top 10 Failed Bollywood Movies Which Were Inspiring

We know of the top rating and top earning movies, but have you watched some great movies that couldn’t reach the top? Because of the commitment of the filmmakers, performers, and everyone else involved in making these films, they are motivational to watch. Many are notable films but fail to climb the ladder and reach the top of the list. But don't be worried; we have just the correct list prepared for you to explore movies beyond their ratings. So, here is the list of the top 10 failed Bollywood movies that were inspiring to watch.

1. Ugly Click to look into! >> Read More...

This dark masterpiece is about Police officer Shoumik Bose, played by Ronit Roy Ronit Roy (Ronit Bose Roy) was born on 11th Octobe >> Read More... , solving the case of a missing girl. Ugly earned a box office collection of Rs. 6.24 crores and is directed by Anurag Kashyap Born on 10th September 1972, Anurag Kashyap has es >> Read More... . The girl is Bose’s stepdaughter, so he, along with her biological daughter, is in searching for the little girl. The movie is jam-packed with mystery and suspense; it is a must-watch for mystery lovers.

2. Jolly LLB

This Indian judiciary-related black comedy conveys a profound message. While its next sequel was a hit, the first movie hasn’t gained much fame. Directed by Shubash Kapoor, this film is about the first case of an amateur yet determined lawyer, Jagdish Tyagi, aka Jolly, played by Arshad Warsi Arshad Warsi is most popular for his role as Circu >> Read More... , on a hit-and-run case against a rich kid. But the opponent hires an experienced lawyer, Rajpal, played by Boman Irani Boman Irani is a well known name today in the Boll >> Read More... . This movie shows the infamous side of being a lawyer and is a must-watch for our readers.

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Udaan earned a box office collection of Rs. 3.35 crores and was directed by Vikramaditya Motwane Vikramaditya Motwane is a film producer, writer, a >> Read More... . The 16-year-old protagonist, Rohan ( Rajat Barmecha Rajat Barmecha emerged to the Bollywood circuit wi >> Read More... ), gets expelled from school, and on returning, he is forced to work at his father’s factory while he has other plans for himself. Rohan had a love for writing and wanted to pursue that. This movie shows the challenges he faces to get away from the grips of his father and fulfill his dreams and wishes.

4. Aligarh Click to look into! >> Read More...

The movie was released in 2016 and it was way ahead of its time. Aligarh, directed by Hansal Mehta Hansal Mehta is an Indian writer, director, produc >> Read More... , revolves around sensitive topics like sexual preferences and the LGBTQ community. With a box office earning of Rs. 4.27 crores, Aligarh is about a professor, Dr. Srinivas Siras ( Manoj Bajpayee Born on 23 April 1969, Manoj Bajpai is first a Bol >> Read More... ), and how the journalist was behind him. Later, he discovered that the professor had different sexual preferences and was gay. Based on actual events, this movie is a hidden gem.

5. Taxi No 9211

This 2006 movie shows a scuffle between a wealthy businessman, Jai, and a taxi driver, Raghav. After Jai loses his keys in the taxi, he tries to get them back, which creates havoc in both of their lives. Scene by scene, the havoc multiplies, and the two lose all they had. Directed by Milan Lutharia, the movie had actors including Nana Patekar Nana Patekar is a popular Indian actor who was bor >> Read More... and John Abraham Like some of our sexy stars, John Abraham has had >> Read More... , and it earned Rs 27.21 crores at the box office.

6. Rahasya Click to look into! >> Read More...

This crime-thriller is based on a murder mystery solving a high-profile of a doctor’s daughter. And in this whole investigation, the doctor is the main suspect. The case is investigated by the CBI, and the case takes unexpected twists and turns to reach an astonishing end. The challenges and time constraints faced by the officer, Sunil Paraskar (K K Menon), and how he single-handedly solves the case. The movie earned Rs 2.8 crores and is a must-match for all thriller genre lovers.

7. Saala Khadoos Click to look into! >> Read More...

It is a very inspiring sports movie led by R. Madhavan, who plays the role of a boxer, Adi Tomar. Due to the politics at the Boxing Association, his career as a boxer fails, and he ends up as a coach. He sees himself in a fisherwoman, Madhi ( Ritika Singh Ritika Singh is an actress born on the 16th of Dec >> Read More... ), and to mend his failures, he decides to train her. With his rigorous training, which went on for days and nights, the girl became a commendable boxer. By living his dreams through her, Madhi reaches the finals of the Boxing Tournament and wins.

8. Stanley Ka Dabba Click to look into! >> Read More...

This movie is about a young boy, Stanley Fernandez, played by Partho Gupte Partho Gupte is a well known child actor. He was w >> Read More... , who does not carry his tiffin to school, so he shares lunch with his classmates. His strict teacher notices this and warns him that until he does not get his lunch box, he can't attend school. Directed by Amole Gupte Amol Gupte was born in 1962 in Mumbai, Maharashtra >> Read More... , the film earned Rs. 7.63 crores. Stanley Ka Dabba is a perfect family movie on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

9. Massan

Masaan Click to look into! >> Read More... is a movie about how four people meet at the river Ganges, and all have problems. The film addresses important issues like sexual relations before marriage and inter-caste marriage, which are considered taboo in our Indian society. Masaan is a soft and subtle movie that touches on the unorthodox thinking of our community. Deepak ( Vicky Kaushal Vicky Kaushal is a famous Indian movie actor. He w >> Read More... ), a poor and low-caste boy, falls in love with a girl, Shaalu ( Shweta Tripathi Shweta Tripathi was born on the 6th of July in the >> Read More... ), from a different caste. Masaan can be a flop movie in terms of earnings, but it won hearts.

10. I Am Kalam Click to look into! >> Read More...

This movie is about a small and poor kid, Chotu, who is deeply inspired and admires our former and late president, APJ Abdul Kalam. The 2011 movie was produced by an NGO, Smile Foundation, and directed by Nila Madhab Panda Nila Madhab Panda, born on 18th October 1973 has z >> Read More... , earning Rs 6 crores at the box office. Chotu is an innovative and curious child who stands undefeated from poverty and calls himself Kalam. The movie shows his struggles to escape his poverty-stricken life and successfully fulfill his dreams. The film is a must-watch for NGO volunteers.