Vicky Kaushal’s Top 10 Hits

Chhaava
enters
the
Rs
200
crore
(Rs
2
billion)
club,
and
may
be
the
biggest
hit
of
Vicky
Kaushal’s
career
so
far.

Joginder
Tuteja
lists
Vicky’s
Top
10
hits.

Chhaava

Box
office
collection:
Rs
300
crore+/Rs
3
billion+
(expected)

Chhaava
was
always
expected
to
do
well
but
no
one
expected
it
to
become
such
a
biggie!

The
film
has
cemented
Vicky
Kaushal’s
status
as
a
bankable
star
and
one
can
expect
his
next
releases
to
benefit,
at
least
where
the
opening
is
concerned.

Uri
–
The
Surgical
Strike

Box
office
collection:
Rs
245.36
crore
(Rs
2.45
billion)

The
film
that
first
established
Vicky
as
a
commercial
star
was

Uri:
The
Surgical
Strike.
It
didn’t
just
open
well
but
also
sustained
for
a
good
period.

After
this
2019
film,
one
expected
Vicky
to
have
many
more
big
hits
but
the
next
one
(Sam
Bahadur)
happened
four
years
later.

Raazi

Box
office
collection:
Rs
123.84
crore
(Rs
1.24
billion)

Raazi
arrived
in
2018,
a
year
before

Uri,
but
was
seen
predominantly
as
an
Alia
Bhatt
movie.

Playing
Alia’s
husband
in
a
supporting
role,

Raazi
was
Vicky’s
first
Rs
100
Crore
(Rs
1
billion)
Club
film.

Sam
Bahadur

Box
office
collection:
Rs
92.98
crore
(Rs
929.8
million)

Sam
Bahadur
did
well
despite
releasing
on
the
same
weekend
as
the
Ranbir
Kapoor
blockbuster,

Animal.

Getting
rave
reviews,
the
biopic
came
very
close
to
being
a
Rs
100
Crore
(Rs
1
billion)
Club
movie.

Zara
Hatke
Zara
Bachke

Box
office
collection:
Rs 88
crore
(Rs
880
million)

One
of
the
surprise
hits
post-pandemic,

Zara
Hatke
Zara
Bachke
arrived
with
minimal
promotion
and
still
did
quite
well.

It
opened
well
and
its
chartbuster
songs
helped
as
well.

As
a
small
town
boy-next-door,
Vicky
was
accepted
in
the
interiors
too.

Bad
Newz

Box
office
collection:
Rs
66.28
crore
(Rs
662.8
million)

Last
year’s

Bad
Newz
featured
one
of
the
most
successful
dance
songs
in
recent
times,

Tauba
Tauba.

Thanks
to
that,

Bad
Newz
was
a
moderate
success
and
kept
Vicky’s
successful
run
intact.

Bhoot:
Part
One
–
The
Haunted
Ship

Box
office
collection:
Rs 31.97
crore
(Rs
319.7
million)

One
of
the
last
releases
before
the
pandemic,

Bhoot:
Part
One
–
The
Haunted
Ship
was
a
horror
film
that
covered
some
distance.

Of
course,
those
were
the
days
when
theatrical
releases
came
with
bigger
expectations.

Bhoot:
Part
One
–
The
Haunted
Ship
was
meant
to
be
a
franchise
but
half
a
decade
later,
there’s
still
no
Part
2.

Manmaziyaan

Box
office
collection:
Rs
27.09
crore
(Rs
270.9
million)

A
love
triangle
co-starring
Taapsee
Pannu
and
Abhishek
Bachchan,

Manmarziyaan
deserved
to
do
better.

Somehow,
the
Anurag
Kashyap
directorial
disappeared
after
its
initial
run
and
Vicky
didn’t
get
the
kind
of
recognition
he
should
have
got.

Raman
Raghav
2.0

Box
office
collection:
Rs
7
crore
(Rs
70
million)

One
of
Vicky
Kaushal’s
initial
films,

Raman
Raghav
2.0
was
primarily
hinging
on
Nawazuddin
Siddiqui,
who
was
more
popular
back
then.

The
film
was
a
major
flop
at
the
box
office
though
critics
were
left
impressed.

The
Great
Indian
Family

Box
office
collection:
Rs
5.65
crore
(Rs
56.5
million)

Vicky’s
most
disappointing
commercial
film
was

The
Great
Indian
Family,
which
came
with
a
noble
theme
of
national
integration
and
religious
tolerance.

But
it
was
too
far-fetched
and
all
over
the
place,
and
it
disappeared
as
soon
as
it
arrived.

Note:
All
collections
as
per
various
box
office
sources