With just four months into 2022, Tollywood has witnessed many ups and lows. While it saw that huge storm created by Rajamouli's magnum opus 'RRR' at the box office, there were some big failures that brought huge losses to the buyers. Some films arrived with huge expectations but failed to reach them and ended up as flops.
The heaviest loss occurred for Raj Tarun's 'Stand Up Rahul'. Though it was made on a small budget, the collections were so low that the buyers had to endure 90% losses when compared with what they invested. The next in the line is 'Hero' which starrer debut actor Ashok Galla. This film arrived in the midst of the third wave and bagged an average talk. Despite getting good reception on OTT platforms, experts reveal that it gave 85% losses to its buyers.
Young hero Ashish Reddy's 'Rowdy Boys' and Kiran Abbavaram's 'Sebastian' were also huge failures. Both these films bagged 70% losses at the box office. Even Prabhas' 'Radhe Shyam' gave a 70% loss to its buyers but the budget spent on the film and money for which the buyers bought it made it a disaster by epic proportions. Ravi Teja's 'Khiladi' too ended with 60% losses. The film failed to entertain the audience and the unnecessary twists made the film intolerable. Sadly, Sharwanand bagged another failure with 'Aadavallu Meeku Joharlu'. The buyers faced 60% losses for this movie too.
Varun Tej's 'Ghani' too ended up in heavy losses. It got 40% loss which was mainly due to its mediocre content and unimpressive performances. Powerstar Pawan Kalyan's 'Bheemla Nayak' got a massive opening weekend. But no one watched the film on working days and with Rajamouli taking over the season with 'RRR', the film ended up in 30% losses.
With such huge flops already, fans are hoping that it doesn't happen again from now on in 2021.
The heaviest loss occurred for Raj Tarun's 'Stand Up Rahul'. Though it was made on a small budget, the collections were so low that the buyers had to endure 90% losses when compared with what they invested. The next in the line is 'Hero' which starrer debut actor Ashok Galla. This film arrived in the midst of the third wave and bagged an average talk. Despite getting good reception on OTT platforms, experts reveal that it gave 85% losses to its buyers.
Young hero Ashish Reddy's 'Rowdy Boys' and Kiran Abbavaram's 'Sebastian' were also huge failures. Both these films bagged 70% losses at the box office. Even Prabhas' 'Radhe Shyam' gave a 70% loss to its buyers but the budget spent on the film and money for which the buyers bought it made it a disaster by epic proportions. Ravi Teja's 'Khiladi' too ended with 60% losses. The film failed to entertain the audience and the unnecessary twists made the film intolerable. Sadly, Sharwanand bagged another failure with 'Aadavallu Meeku Joharlu'. The buyers faced 60% losses for this movie too.
Varun Tej's 'Ghani' too ended up in heavy losses. It got 40% loss which was mainly due to its mediocre content and unimpressive performances. Powerstar Pawan Kalyan's 'Bheemla Nayak' got a massive opening weekend. But no one watched the film on working days and with Rajamouli taking over the season with 'RRR', the film ended up in 30% losses.
With such huge flops already, fans are hoping that it doesn't happen again from now on in 2021.