Poster of Sikandar.
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Sikandar
Salman Khan in Sikandar
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The high-octane partnership between Salman Khan and AR Murugadoss ended in a lukewarm reception as Sikandar failed to impress the audience. Despite a prime Eid release window, the film's underwhelming narrative led to a disappointing box office finish, earning approximately Rs 180 crore against a heavy production cost of over Rs 200 crore.
M3GAN 2.0
A still from the Hollywood movie M3GAN 2.0.
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M3GAN 2.0 struggled to stand out in 2025’s competitive summer blockbuster window. By stripping away the "horror bite" that made the predecessor a cult hit, the sequel lost its core identity. Despite the Blumhouse pedigree, the film’s transition into an action-led narrative proved to be a costly miscalculation.
War 2
Jr NTR and Hrithik Roshan in War 2
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War 2 emerged as one of the biggest flops in 2025, falling far short of its ambitious Rs 400 crore production cost. The Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR starrer managed only to collect Rs 236 crore domestically, and its inability to recover even its production costs led trade analysts to label it a disaster.
Baaghi 4
'Baaghi 4' poster
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The fourth installment of the Baaghi franchise, featuring Tiger Shroff alongside Sanjay Dutt and Harnaaz Sandhu, ended as a major box-office bomb. Heavily criticised for its graphic violence and weak screenplay, the actioner failed to resonate with audiences, grossing a mere Rs 66 crore worldwide against its high production costs.
Masti 4
A still from the movie Masti 4
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Despite the franchise's legacy, Mastiii 4 crashed with a disappointing Rs 11.52 crore net in India. Criticised for its dated humour and weak screenplay, the film struggled to even surpass its predecessors. After failing to recover its production costs, the movie was officially labelled a box-office dud.
Tron Ares
Poster of the American science fiction action film Tron: Ares.
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Tron: Ares was one of the most costly "box office bombs" in 2025, grossing only $142 million on a $220 million investment. Critics tagged the film for choosing spectacle over a cohesive story. By distancing itself from its cult-classic roots, the film failed to connect with both legacy fans and new viewers alike.
Emergency
A poster of Kangana Ranaut starrer Emergency
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After a long wait for the perfect release, Kangana Ranaut's Emergency failed to perform as expected at the box office. The movie collected less than half of its production cost. Made on a massive budget of Rs 60 crore, the film finished with an Rs 22 crore lifetime haul, officially labelling the political drama a big box office failure.
Bengal Files
'The Bengal Files' poster.
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Vivek Agnihotri’s The Bengal Files struggled to find its footing, earning only Rs 16 crore against a Rs 50-crore budget. While the film’s depiction of historical events sparked intense headlines, the combination of regional release hurdles and mixed reviews led to an unsuccessful theatrical run.