Biggest loss to Bollywood because of ’83’ movie

Biggest loss to Bollywood because of 83 movie

Shah Rukh Khan ‘Zero‘ and Ranbir Kapoor ‘Bombay Velvet’ have been huge flops in Indian box office history lately. These films, which brought huge losses to the producers, became the most beaten films at the box office. Now another Bollywood film has taken that place.

The ‘83 ‘movie has a budget of around Rs 260 crore. Now it is reported that the film will lose up to Rs 80 crore. According to trade sources, the film has grossed over Rs 80 crore worldwide. With this, the film is said to be one of the biggest failures in the history of Indian cinema.

The film is based on the remarkable success of Indian sports history. Now the film has become a huge flop. Made with a huge star cast, the film has a big budget. The film is said to be a cast failure. Despite the positive talk for the film.. despite the critical acclaim.. the film did not get the audience’s approval. Even the positive reviews and ratings could not save the film. Covid was also one of the reasons for the decline in the film collections. In total, the film caused a loss of Rs 80 crore to the producers.

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Biggest loss to Bollywood because of 83 movie

Shah Rukh Khan ‘Zero‘ and Ranbir Kapoor ‘Bombay Velvet’ have been huge flops in Indian box office history lately. These films, which brought huge losses to the producers, became the most beaten films at the box office. Now another Bollywood film has taken that place.

The ‘83 ‘movie has a budget of around Rs 260 crore. Now it is reported that the film will lose up to Rs 80 crore. According to trade sources, the film has grossed over Rs 80 crore worldwide. With this, the film is said to be one of the biggest failures in the history of Indian cinema.

The film is based on the remarkable success of Indian sports history. Now the film has become a huge flop. Made with a huge star cast, the film has a big budget. The film is said to be a cast failure. Despite the positive talk for the film.. despite the critical acclaim.. the film did not get the audience’s approval. Even the positive reviews and ratings could not save the film. Covid was also one of the reasons for the decline in the film collections. In total, the film caused a loss of Rs 80 crore to the producers.