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MAY 22, 2025

10 Films That Flopped Despite Huge Hype in 2025

Sakina Kaukawala

ENTERTAINMENT

Ram Charan and Shankar’s political thriller was one of the most hyped pan-India films of 2025. Despite a big budget and huge expectations, it barely scraped ₹178 crore worldwide. Fans were left disappointed by the outdated screenplay and long production delays

Game Changer

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Salman Khan’s big Eid release couldn’t live up to the buzz surrounding it. Directed by AR Murugadoss, it grossed only ₹177 crore globally. The film’s dated story and average music failed to excite audiences

Sikandar

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Ajay Devgn’s launchpad for nephew Aaman Devgan fell flat at the box office. Despite being a grand action period film, it managed just ₹10 crore worldwide. Audiences criticized the weak storyline and lack of star power

Azaad

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Akshay Kumar's patriotic war film had intense initial hype but fizzled out quickly. Controversies and mixed reviews hurt its momentum, leading to ₹144 crore earnings. Despite big visuals, the film lacked emotional depth and failed to connect

Sky Force

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Nithiin’s stylish heist comedy failed to grab the Telugu audience’s interest. With just ₹9 crore worldwide, it couldn’t justify its high marketing spend. Viewers found the plot predictable and the humor underwhelming

Robinhood

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This spy comedy starring Siddhu Jonnalagadda was meant to be a crowd-pleaser. But with weak storytelling and lackluster execution, it earned only ₹9 crore globally. Despite some stylish visuals, the film lacked substance

Jack

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Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s Telugu drama opened to low numbers. Despite her star power, it collected just ₹3.55 crore in the opening week. Critics called it emotionally flat and visually dull

Subham

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Mohanlal’s Malayalam drama recorded one of his weakest openings in years. The film collected only ₹1.10 crore, despite initial anticipation. Fans cited a lack of a compelling narrative and poor word-of-mouth

Thudarum

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Michael B. Jordan’s vampire thriller had solid reviews but lacked local pull. It earned ₹11 crore in India, far below other Hollywood films. Low buzz and niche appeal limited its reach in the Indian market

Sinners

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Despite Tom Cruise’s brand power, this final MI chapter disappointed. It grossed ₹40 crore in India, far below expectations. Mixed reviews and franchise fatigue led to a steep drop after the opening weekend

Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning

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