Top 10 Super Flop Bollywood Movies Of Akshay Kumar

Akshay Kumar Akshay Kumar was born on 9th September 1967 and hi >> Read More... has so far contributed to 126 Bollywood films in total, according to an analysis of his filmography. A good success rate is what he displays. Additionally, he lists 02 Blockbuster, 13 Super-Hit, and 20 Hit films throughout his entire filmography. He made his Bollywood debut in 1991's Saugandh, starring opposite Shantipriya. This was his cinematic career showcase. For his work in Rustom (2016), he received the National Film Award for Best Actor, and for the films Ajnabee (2001) and Garam Masala Click to look into! >> Read More... (2002, he received two Filmfare Awards) (2005). He has also delivered many flops movies, let’s have a look.

1. Samrat Prithviraj

Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan's remarkable life screamed for a screenplay that honoured his journey, pride, and bravery, but the director chose to pursue a more subdued route, giving the valiant Indian king played by Akshay Kumar only minor heroic touches. The first half of the movie skips over the characters' introductions and jumps from one sequence to the next without a lot of tension or build-up.

2. Joker Joker was a Tamil TV special which was aired on ZE >> Read More...

A space scientist in the US named Agasthya (Akshay) is working to develop a technology that will allow humans to communicate with extraterrestrial life. Just then, he is compelled to go back to his Indian hamlet of Paglapur, which, as its name suggests, is full of oddballs like Agasthya's family. He learns that his village has been erased from the Indian map and now he seeks to find a way to restore its visibility.

3. Bachchan Pandey

The original Jigarthanda, on which this Kumar Starrer is based, was written and directed by Karthik Subbaraj Karthik Subbaraj is a Tamil director. He lives in >> Read More... , who has a knack for capturing the mafia. In Subbaraj's world, the panache—even flipping hair—has its own screentime, and no one is permitted to interject. The Hindi version overlooks the film's distinctive style. It is merely a montage of interconnected stories that overcrowds the screen with extraneous items.

4. Blue

Akshay Kumar plays Aarav, a wealthy businessman in the Bahamas who asks Sanjay Dutt's Sagar to assist him locate a missing treasure in the water. Sagar seems to be aware of the treasure's whereabouts, but for some reason, he refuses to go in search of it. Sam, played by Zayed Khan, is Sagar's brother (poor guy, before he had to play kid brother characters), while Mona, played by Lara Dutta Lara Dutta is an Indian actress, model, movie prod >> Read More... , is Sagar's love interest.

5. Raksha Bandhan

After an unfortunate tragedy and ensuing Bollywood melodrama in the manner of the 1960s strikes the family, Akshay's character, who initially raises money for the sisters' nuptials, recognises the issue and decides to put the money in their education. Even though he plays the lead, the actor, who produces one film on average every three months, makes little to no effort.

6. Boss

The movie, a Simbly South remake of the Malayalam blockbuster Pokkiri Raja Click to look into! >> Read More... , appears to have been rushed into production when Rowdy Rathore Click to look into! >> Read More... achieved box office platinum. It is blatantly subpar cinematic swill that masquerades as masala entertainment. The writer-director team of Farhad-Sajid and Mr. Anthony D'Souza, who gave us Blue, were recruited to produce this masterpiece.

7. Bell Bottom Click to look into! >> Read More...

Bell Bottom chastises its audience for the first ten minutes with scenes of a government led by Indira Gandhi (played by Lara Dutta straining to maintain a straight face through an astonishingly artificial nose), entangled in its own bureaucracy, while failing to stop hijackings of aeroplanes. The scenes appear to be screaming, "Enough with our outdated methods; we need fresh blood." Adil Hussain Adil Hussain is a prominent Indian television, fi >> Read More... , the head of RAW, almost immediately introduces our "hero" while riding a motorcycle against the backdrop of the Red Fort.

8. Brothers

David and Monty's dispute is never clearly defined by the writer or filmmaker. This 148-minute story is monotonous and tiresome to watch because of the sluggish pacing. It takes too long to get to the topic, and at a crucial moment, the worst-timed item song with Kareena Kapoor appears out of nowhere. Symbolizing the makers' irrational approach, corporate spread sheets, and plastic. So here it is: an item tune that will help with marketing and music rights.

9. Patiala House Click to look into! >> Read More...

An endless explanation of just one fact dominates the first half of the movie: When Gattu was 17 years old, Gurtej forbade him from playing fast bowling for the English squad. Gattu is consequently sulky, reserved, lifeless, and mute. The patriarch terrifies the rest of the family as well as his wife, who is portrayed by Dimple Kapadia Regarded as the wife of the first superstar of Hin >> Read More... . Everyone in Southall abides by his regulations since he is the man there.

10. Action Replayy Click to look into! >> Read More...

The mediocre humour track in Action Replayy is a concern. The jokes aren't really humorous, and Akshay and Aishwarya's tu-tu main-main is almost childish. The movie only picks up when son Bunty succeeds in giving his silly father a makeover and Akshay appears in his more elegant persona as the classic hero with only one task at hand.