Top 10 Bollywood Box-Office Grosser's Of 2015

12 Nov 16 @ 10:22 PM | By Ravi

The year 2015 has been a ‘blow hot blow cold’ year as far as Bollywood is concerned. Out of the 130 odd releases, a mere seven flicks could make it to the 100-crore club, again proving that star power and content ruled the roost. Some small films made it big at the box-office whereas some biopic’s left their mark but couldn’t really rake in the expected moolah as they were targeted at a specific audience. Except for Aamir Khan who was busy with his ‘Dangal’ this year, the other two Khan’s proved their mettle and star power at the ticket counters. Let’s take a look at Bollywood’s top 10 box-office earners of 2015.

Bajrangi Bhaijaan (17th July – 320.34 Crores)

You can expect fireworks at the box-office when Salman Khan is on song. This Kabir Khan film saw Salman is a simpleton ‘bajrang bali bhakt’ avatar who gets a 6 year old Pakistani girl across the border. Made on a budget of less than 80 crores, the film reached the 300 crore mark in no time despite stiff competition from ‘Bahubali’ which released a week earlier. This flick easily occupies the numero uno spot.

Sources: pycker
Prem Ratan Dhan Payo (12th November – 210 Crores)

The return of actor Salman Khan and director Sooraj Barjatya together after 16 long years made ‘Prem Ratan Dhan Payo’ this year’s second highest grosser at the box-office. The Diwali release too added to the collection of the film giving Salman his second successive big hit of the year.

Sources: pycker
Tanu Weds Manu Returns (22nd May - 150.77 Crores)

The sleeper hit of 2015, Aanand Rai’s sequel to his 2011 hit ‘Tanu Weds Manu’ was a slow starter at the box-office but by word of mouth the film entered the 100-crore club within no time making it the first biggest solo hit of Madhavan and Kangana Ranaut.

Sources: pycker
Bajirao Mastani (18th December – 128 Crores & Counting)

Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s costume drama at last got a release along with ‘Dilwale’. The love story of a Peshwa warrior - Bajirao and his beloved – Mastani mesmerized the audience. Set to pip ‘Dilwale’ at the box-office, the final collections of this epic flick are still awaited.

Sources: pycker
Dilwale (18th December – 125 Crores & Counting)

The much talked about clash along with ‘Bajirao Mastani’ didn’t deter the collections of ‘Dilwale’ at the box-office. The film had already garnered a good 125 crores by the 31st of 2015. The successful pairing of SRK and Kajol again spelt magic with Varun and Kriti giving company in this Rohit Shetty action comedy.

Sources: pycker
Ba̅hubali : The Beginning (10th July – 118.7 Crores)

Director SS Rajamouli’s magnum opus and one of the most awaited multi-lingual epics of Indian cinema; ‘Bahubali’ rewrote box-office collections this year. Released simultaneously in Hindi, Malayalam, Telugu and Tamil, this movie became the highest grosser, worldwide collecting a whopping over 500 crores.

Sources: pycker
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Sources: pycker
Welcome Back (4th September – 96.69 Crores)

Anees Bazmee’s long in the making sequel to his 2007 hit ‘Welcome’ which had Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif playing the leads. John replaced Akshay, Shruti replaced Katrina and Naseer replaced Feroz Khan with the rest of the cast remaining the same. A decent grosser on the whole which takes the eighth place.

Sources: pycker
Baby (23rd January – 95.56 Crores)

Akshay’s second outing with director Neeraj Pandey after the critically acclaimed ‘Special 26’. This espionage thriller was the first hit of the year releasing in January. An unusual tile for a film to begin with which almost became the first to enter the 100-crore club but just fell short of it.

Sources: pycker
Singh Is Bliing (2nd October – 90 Crores)

And, finally Akshay’s ‘Singh Is Bliing’ occupies the tenth place in the list. Directed by Prabhu Deva, the film which was expected to be the sequel to Anees Bazmee’s 2008 comedy hit ‘Singh Is Kinng’ was panned down by the critics as one of Akshay’s worst films in recent years but his ‘sardar’ avatar went down well with the masses.

Sources: pycker