Raabta (2017): Collection: ₹25.67 crore nett / Loss: ₹35 crore Jagga Jasoos (2017): Collection: ₹54.16 crore nett / Loss: ₹50 crore Rock On 2 (2016): Collection: ₹10.47 crore nett / Loss: ₹25 crore Mohenjo Daro (2016): Collection: ₹58 crore nett / Loss: ₹60 croreįitoor (2016): Collection: ₹19.28 crore nett / Loss: ₹40 crore Ungli (2014): Collection: ₹19.47 crore nett / Loss: ₹25 crore Gori Tere Pyaar Mein (2013): Collection: ₹16.32 crore nett / Loss: ₹25 crore Tezz (2012): Collection: ₹15.42 crore nett / Loss: ₹35 crore Joker (2012): Collection: ₹22.51 crore nett / Loss: ₹30 crore Also Read - Before Ranveer Singh's 83 releases on OTT, check out the top rated sports dramas streaming on various platforms now So, without further ado, check out the biggest disasters of the second kind from the last decade below: Then, there's the second kind, which we'll be listing out today, the ones that are made on big budgets, feature big stars, hold relatively keen interest, but either turn out to be duds that sink post day one a la Bombay Velvet or receive great reviews, coupled with amazing word-of-mouth, but simply don't click with the masses at large due to a number of factors a la 83.

There are two types of movies that become disasters at the box office – the first, where the audience has little to no interest in since the beginning, the medium-to-small-budget washouts, which are dead on arrival at cinema halls due to zero buzz they carry, and really don't surprise many when they turn out to be washouts. Also Read - BollywoodLife Exclusives of the week: Salaar premise, 83 OTT release date, Gangubai Kathiawadi OTT release postponed and more And with the insane amount of money riding on Bollywood since the past 12-15 years, a movie ending up as a disaster not only severely affects the trade, but also drills a gargantuan hole in the finances of producers and distributors, not to mention crushing the hopes of exhibitors (read theatre owners). As the years have gone buy so have the rate of disasters occurring and the amount of money they lose grown exponentially. To be fait, several Bollywood movies have bit the dust and been declared as disasters at the box office right from 1953 when Sohrab Modi's Jhansi Ki Rani was one of the first Hindi films to tank miserably at the box office. From 83 and Mohnejo Daro to Bombay Velvet and Jagga Jasoos, the last decade (read 2011-2021) has seen its fair share of massive disasters in Bollywood.

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