BOI conveniently ignoring Endgame.😂

War Tops Charts For Hindi Cinema After Two Years

Sunday 05 January 2020 11.30 IST

Box Office India Trade Network

War has managed to become the top grossing Indian film after two years as it was Dangal in 2016 that topped the charts last and then the South dominated with Bahubali - The Conclusion (2017) and 2.0 (2018). Its good to see a Hindi film on top but can this last will is the real question as Hindi films are struggling for the real big numbers.

It was a close call with War and Saaho doing very similar numbers but War had the slight edge. These were the only two films to collect 300 crore nett plus this year but it came in all formats. In terms of GROSS numbers then War manages to extend its release a little. The numbers are well short of of the toppers of the last year as Bahubali - The Conclusion has 1115.86 crore and 2.0 has 413.30 crore.

There have been only five years in the history of Indian cinema when a non Hindi film has topped the charts and those are Sivaji in 2007, Endhiran in 2010, Bahubali - The Beginning in 2015, Bahubali - The Conclusion in 2017 and 2.0 in 2018. In 1948 there was Chandralekha but that film was partly shot in Hindi so is still a Hindi film and more so the Tamil version did not do well anyway and most of the numbers came in Hindi.

War needed the dubbed versions to get top spot and going forward there is a bigger chance that South films will do big numbers in Hindi than vice versa which gives them a bigger chance of claiming top spot. The top NETT grossing films on all formats in India this year are as follows.

1. War - 3,03,21,50,000

2. Saaho - 3,02,31,00,000

3. Kabir Singh - 2,76,34,00,000

4. Uri - The Surgical Strike - 2,44,00,50,000

5. Housefull 4 - 2,05,60,50,000

6. Bharat - 1,97,34,50,000

7, Bigil - 1,96,83,00,000

8. Mission Mangal - 1,92,67,00,000

9. Syeraa Narasimha Reddy - 1,82,73,00,000

10. Kesari - 1,51,87,50,000

11. Total Dhamaal - 1,50,07,50,000

12. Chhichhore - 1,47,32,50,000

13. Super 30 - 1,47,00,00,000

14.Good Newwz - 1,44,44,00,000 apprx (9 days)

15. Petta - 1,41,91,00,000

16. Dream Girl - 1,39,37,00,000

17. Dabangg 3 - 1,38,25,00,000 apprx (16 days)

18. Gully Boy - 1,34,21,00,000

19. Maharashi - 1,31,84,00,000

20. Viswasam - 1,24,65,00,000

Seems like they are only focusing on the INDIAN FILM INDUSTRY (Bollywood, South films, etc). They do mention top grossing INDIAN FILM.

Originally posted by: Cookies..

Seems like they are only focusing on the INDIAN FILM INDUSTRY (Bollywood, South films, etc). They do mention top grossing INDIAN FILM.

No they literally said,

"The top NETT grossing films on all formats IN INDIA this year are as follows."

Originally posted by: Looney86

No they literally said,

"The top NETT grossing films on all formats IN INDIA this year are as follows."

Lol Bollywood’s butthurt after Endgame’s success 😂😂

I knew it would be huge but itna craze toh nahi socha tha 😂😂

Originally posted by: Looney86

No they literally said,

"The top NETT grossing films on all formats IN INDIA this year are as follows."

The article is LITERALLY talking about how South films perform when they are dubbed in Hindi and vice versa. Format is the language in which it is in/ dubbed in. ( All format = the TOTAL collection of an INDIAN FILM from all releases including the dubs all across India). For example: for Bahubali, all format means the cumalative collection coming from the Hindi version, Tamil version, Telugu version, etc.

The article STARTS with highest GROSSING INDIAN FILM.

Bollywood is best. Everything else is not

Originally posted by: Cookies..

The article is LITERALLY talking about how South films perform when they are dubbed in Hindi and vice versa. Format is the language in which it is in/ dubbed in. ( All format = the TOTAL collection of an INDIAN FILM from all releases including the dubs all across India). For example: for Bahubali, all format means the cumalative collection coming from the Hindi version, Tamil version, Telugu version, etc.

The article STARTS with highest GROSSING INDIAN FILM.

Don't know why you're bringing South films, all formats, Tamil, Telugu, Hindi versions etc when it has nothing to our discussion.

My point is just before the list they have written,

"The top NETT grossing films on all formats IN INDIA this year are as follows."

Remember they've written FILMS ON ALL FORMATS IN INDIA, not INDIAN FILMS ALL FORMATS.