10 Indian Box Office Failures that became Cult Classics

[@saanjeevnair7604]

Petition to make Part 2

[@RaunaqMangottill]

already on it! suggest your favourites :)

[@vishalvichu002]

@@RaunaqMangottill ibilis Malayalam movie

[@saanjeevnair7604]

​​@@RaunaqMangottillAalavandhan and Anbe Sivam

[@abdulkalaam3891]

@@RaunaqMangottill anbe sivam

[@abdulkalaam3891]

@@RaunaqMangottill uthama villan

[@funtuber9155]

Swades is a type of film that shows you the real india while you have been living in one. Its basically like artsy version of panchayat

[@Tenchi707]

Truly, it does make you feel bad

[@saswatapaladhi4608]

Dude. It was unrealistic. Why would someone who is having such a great life in USA and a citizenship as well, return to such shathole country like India especially during the mid 2000s? No one would. No one should. This country is not worth sacrificing your lifestyle for.

[@chetanrajshetty2766]

It's a remake movie called Chigurida kanasu(kannada)😅

[@nyctophiliasuspension6439]

No

[@priyanshuraj5606]

@@chetanrajshetty2766 no it's not Matlab Kuch bhi 🤣

[@krishniarumugam]

Iruvar - is a movie we cannot get tired of watching. Truly powerful stuff. Wow. SRK in Swades is his greatest gift to Indian Cinema...a thinking person's movie

[@krishniarumugam]

@@Hari_Subramanian7 of what ?

[@ImtheIC]

vsa is a prime godi andhbhakt lier of it cell. That they're talking about was failed love story

[@ImtheIC]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGLXpZyFjdFpgKc that bas tard who is saying that Swades was a copy of this kannda bs surely never seen that bs in the first place. Two complete different movies and plots.

[@rahuljoshi2728]

​@@Hari_Subramanian7 nope story and screenplay is different. It's more like inspiration

[@virajgupte3357]

Did not know that Iruvar was a flop.. the cinematography by Santosh Sivan was top notch.

[@zizoucris10]

The biggest one for me are Hey Ram and Anbe Sivam - two masterpieces

[@ahmedrashid8631]

Hey ram was Hit in North india

[@cinephile1050]

@@ahmedrashid8631 nah

[@balasubramaniank.a.9391]

​@Ahmed rashid really?????

[@jayp087]

Great to see Rocket Singh in your list. I watched it in a theatre back when it was released in 2009 and loved every bit of it. It still wonders me why the hell it wasn’t received by the audience. Most people I know don’t even know about the film or haven’t watched it.

[@bombayboys100]

Sometimes it is all about timing and also how well you are in touch with the audience. Ranbir was going great guns with success of Wake Up Sid and Ajab Prem ki Gajab Kahani. Rocket Singh promotions were very low compared to the above two. On the other hand, Rocket Singh released on 11th December 2009 and Avatar on 18th, and 3 Idiots on 25th. No wonder Rocket Singh got sandwiched between the both and was sadly thrown out of theaters in 2 weeks.

[@tujams]

The entire Sales & Marketing across all verticals from our organization were taken to watch Rocket Singh just as a social event. Later when I saw the film many times over, a lot of nuances came forth that actually made the film like a must-watch training film it could have been across. A sad part though is a lot of good content was deleted on the edit. That has actually diluted the film in its essence. In the final released version, we never know why Nitin and Giri had an internal tussle, or why was Puri waiting for a Big New and investors to come in? How life changed for the Rocket team when they tasted success and small things like bills and chores got taken care of. Change in attitude - Giri loved his website girls, but when the team serves a langar, he covers up Koena when her body gets accidentally exposed. We never saw anyone in service apart from Giri, but he actually had a four-member team which we never got to see. How did the AYS Sales team do when they started meeting Rocket Clients and how the new Service Manager also feels the heat from the Rocket client demands.

[@theam6020]

I think the whole how it works kinda theme was not something people wanted to invest 10 years back in. Now the youth is way more advanced and know the working of a lot of stuff, I remember watching the movie on TV 15 days after it released on Sony or some other channel. Couldn't understand anything as I was a kid back than but watched with my gf few years back and enjoyed it.

[@killthetime514]

The edited shots which are almost of 15 mins and are freely available on KZbin answers a lot of questions like why he is referred to as zero , bosses bonding with his salesman.... I think as a salesman Ranbir Kapoor characters just zero with business accumin, when u here his bosses response as din raat ek ho jate hai khana peena family bhool jate hai tab Jake ek compaybanti hai...and see you in the field ... U realise the salesman is the boss....

[@Himanshu_il_fotografo]

I watched this movie in 2022 many times it's like my one of fav movies in my collection of movies

[@venisto6397]

Kaalapani is truly the most under rated film out there,a production in that scale at that period for a malayalam cinema without any flaws or VFX,this movie deserved oscar nominiation.

[@laxsneha]

Swades tugged on my heartstrings when I watched it as a young teenager when it released, and it still tugs on my heartstrings till date.. the train sequence will always make me cry.

[@kirtically5497]

I am pretty sure Tumbbad didn't do very well at the box office. But that movie will be remembered for a long time!

[@gouthamkrishna7574]

Ya bro...Tumbbad was an absolutely awesome, but underrated movie...Many have still not even heard of it.

[@mika-ew5bu]

what's so good about it? i tried watching and even got halfway through but it didn't interest me

[@gouthamkrishna7574]

@@mika-ew5bu Watch it full...the second half is awesome. The main point is that the film has one of the best and most believable graphics in Indian cinema. But it's is very underrated. The climax scenes and all doesn't even feel like an Indian movie...

[@Sid-sq4pi]

@@gouthamkrishna7574 bro everyone on internet knows tumbbad its not underrated

[@angelic710]

@@Sid-sq4piit is underrated. It never made even half the money these masala commercial movies made. Not many people heard about it either before it released.

[@siddharthiyer2177]

Udaan movie is so close to my heart. I remember watching the trailer and listening to soulful Amit Trivedi music. Ram Kapoor & Ronit Roy gave such an amazing performance.

[@aakashdhar]

Completely agree

[@sensiesama2713]

Udaan is overrated af

[@rahuljoshi2728]

Swadesh is a truly srk, one of the best movie with great performance. It inspired so many people from my village to come back homeland.

[@adithuday149]

Iruvar, Guru and Kaalapani were all released at the time I was just born, so obviously I didn't watch these on the big screen (didn't get a chance). But, I watched them later on (when I was 16 or 17) and I loved all of them! My brother (who did watch these movies on the big screen) told me that these movies struggled financially and it wasn't accepted by the people act the time. I was super shocked because these are MASTERPIECES! There are many more movies that people rejected at the time, but now holds a special place in fans' minds and is continuously winning people's hearts!

[@deepakss4431]

Guru was selected as India's official entry to the Oscars for the Best Foreign Language Film category for the 70th Academy Awards. Guru was the first Malayalam film submitted by India for the Oscars. Kerala State Film Awards Best Production Designer - T. Muthuraj Best Makeup Artist - Pattanam Rasheed Best Costume Designer - S. B. Satheeshan

[@deepakss4431]

@@minisugunan1718 Source Wikipedia I didn't say it was nominated

[@rishhikumaar7668]

Most of the cult classics are box office failures. And i don't even remember watching a cult classic in theaters. It's just very sad.

[@RaunaqMangottill]

lucky to have watched all these except no smoking & kaalapani :')

[@The.Half.Blood.Prince]

The meaning of cult classic itself is the ones which failed in theatres!

[@KICK839]

@@The.Half.Blood.Prince not particularly like that .....

[@The.Half.Blood.Prince]

@@KICK839A cult classic is something such as a movie or book that is considered to be one of the best of its kind by a small group of people. By a .. SMALL GROUP OF PEOPLE.

[@shrigadge09]

Glad to see swades and udaan in this list.. Udaan is all time favorite and so underrated... The music is one if the best produce from indian movie industry.

[@theone0201]

One of the most underrated movies is '99' (2009) starring Kunal Khemu and Boman Irani. I never saw any promotion for that movie, nor anyone had mentioned it to me, never saw it on TV as well. I found it randomly once in a friends hard drive with other hindi movies, watched it and ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT. After that, I have recommended it to almost all of my friends and they loved it as well, I have no idea why such a good movie was just buried.

[@RaunaqMangottill]

Superb movie...easily along Raj & Dk's best! Gotta cover it on great Hindi movies that are buried beneath the surface

[@TechNCinema]

Loved 99

[@abazaliable]

Yes 99 arguably is bollywoods most most underrated movie.. What a brilliant movie with even brilliant performances by everyone..

[@surajtambe6653]

Bhai kal hi dekhi 😊😊 Puri film masterpiece hai

[@jprakash7245]

​@@RaunaqMangottill... Its poster seems stupid!even should never judge book by its cover...😄

[@bchamp262]

Loved this video. Notably missed Cult classics are 1. Yoddha directed by Sangeeth Sivan, Starring Mohanlal, Jagathy Sreekumar, Uruvasi and Madhubala, Music by ARR. Genre: Comedy 2. Jaane bhi do Yaaro directed by Kundan Shah, Starring Naseerudin Shah. Genre: Comedy 3. Guppy directed by Johnpaul George Starring Tovino Thomas. Genre: Drama 4. Anbe Sivam by directed by Sundar C Starring Kamal Hassan, R Madhavan. Genre: Drama 5. Vanaprastam directed by Shaji N Karun, Starring Mohanlal, Suhasini. Genre: Drama, Dance

[@althafjamal]

Yoddha flop? 🧐

[@maheshmurali2697]

Yodha was not a flop

[@mohammedsheriff3391]

Big B

[@siddharthnairr6024]

Yodha was an average hit

[@devilmathews]

Yodha was a badly made copy of a Hollywood film

[@shreyanswritingchannel7515]

Udaan movie was shot in my hometown of Jamshedpur. While going through the movie, I couldn't help but think there are guys around us living their unheard, suffocating life like that little boy (forgot the name) in the film. Any fellow Jamshedpur guys here?

[@arijitnandi89]

O yeah... Proud of our hometown. Jamshedpur simply rocks

[@kunalprasad8469]

From ranchi but can relate to jamshedpur alot , udaan is one of my all time favourites

[@anishmajumdar8043]

Dil Se.. has to be one of the finest, most complete, highly under appreciated Indian films ever.

[@ashishthefoodmaniac9239]

Swades. The most deserving national award winner from the early 2000's

[@ranjangowda9145]

It's a remake of Kannada film Chigurida Kanasu

[@savageakash3970]

​@@ranjangowda9145 Cry More Feku

[@ranjangowda9145]

@@savageakash3970 😂 panipuri wala got hurt with reality!

[@mukhtaralam7904]

​@@ranjangowda9145 ​​ jaa kar dekh le Swadesh ki shooting pehle shuru Hui thi Aur dono movie ek hi noble pe based hai isiliye same hai bro

[@renudeepak1349]

@@ranjangowda9145 Did you even watch Swades ? Anybody can edit Wikipedia page write anything there

[@ABHlSHEK]

surprised there is not a single kamal haasan movie. his entire career is full of classic movies that are box office flops

[@RaunaqMangottill]

that's a separate video altogether

[@sudharshanvenkatesh7535]

​@@RaunaqMangottill make sure Pushpak / Pesum Padam is in it 😊

[@krishnakanthp.s4079]

True

[@krishnakanthp.s4079]

​@@RaunaqMangottill waiting for that vedio

[@rahulanandam]

'Masaan' is a film that didn't get a huge box office response, yet is one of the best hindi movies in my humble opinion...

[@TylerD_npc]

Kaalapani is an amazingly well made film for it's time. The screenplay, cinematography, music, art direction.. everything's simply 🔥. Also Mohanlal delivered one of the most intense acting I've ever seen.

[@samtailosu]

Some of my favorite cult classics are 1.Ek hasina thi 2.Arth 3.Shahid 4.Ugly 5.Maqbool 6.Aligarh 7.Raincoat 8.Jhonny gaddar. 9.Manto 10.Choti si baat and Rajnigandha.

[@vickyvprince]

Swades still in my top fav Hindi films list and pls talk about these films in part 2/3 - hey ram, anbe sivam, omkara,Masaan,Pudhu Pettai,Aalavandhan,lucia

[@rahulbanerjee1234]

Lootera - I loved it when I watched it in the theatre and was trolled by my friends when I told them so. The story, the acting and the music are all beautiful, subtle and awe inspiring.

[@KitsGravity]

One of the most poetic films to have ever been released in India. Period. Gulzar's magnum opus.

[@ZimlaHa]

I loved lootera, I felt the same around my friends, They found it boring.

[@HemanthRaina]

Uttama Villain is a film that we failed to celebrate. Performances by Kamal Hassan and M. S. Baskar were perfect. Ghibran's score is simply wow. 🖤🖤🖤

[@itsrohith3098]

Truee

[@keerthanvudutha6398]

Great movie.

[@jprakash7245]

'Linga' of Rajnikant too,... not a fan of Rajni movies, but felt sorry for that movie!

[@Vikramadithya02]

Uttama Villian is an underrated film.

[@reddyprahlad]

@@jprakash7245 Yeah got to watch it on the release day and it made me not watch Rajni's movies after that not even on OTTs.

[@jaydeepsen4769]

The original Agneepath, Andaz Apna Apna are two of my favourites which didn't do well in the BO. I remember it was almost an empty theater when I watched Andaz Apna Apna back in my school days. PS: Sholay too was a flop when it was first released. But after changing the climax, they re released it again when it caught traction and went on to create history. Ultimately after a couple of years, Amitabh Bachchan had to request himself to the theatre owners to move Sholay out so that they can show Shaan which was going to be released soon.

[@reshmakr3910]

When you said you watched Kaalapani as a kid and then did not have the guts to go back to it again.. that resonated with me.. SAME here as well!

[@Moresurendra]

I am a maharashtian... however I have been watching lots of tamil movies... I think Tamil cinema has a director called Bala whose films just manage to tear you from inside...they are altogether a different experience... especially naan kaduval , pithamagan and Sethu... disturbing but surely very impacting

[@planetofshireen]

Recently , my father watched Rocket Singh and made me watch it too after a few days, after which I realised this was a TRAILBLAZER back then. Oye lucky lucky would always hold a special place in my heart.

[@shivamagrawal9461]

Glad someone called Babylon a Masterpiece! Soo grand and beautiful, amazing cinematography.

[@shailendrasolanki9448]

Swades has to be one of the finest film of all time ❤

[@fulloffool5925]

I watched Swadesh around 2008 or 2009 and immediately fell in love with this movie. I still remember crying to the scene where the boy was solding water to SRK. It’s very deep and heart touching scene. And Rocket Singh was my first movie of RK. That time i didn’t knew who he was but i really liked the movie

[@maybay8162]

Taalash ( 2012) was also most underrated movie 😢😢

[@PrakharPaawanSaxenaInqalab]

One of my favourite film which I have watched 10 to 15 times in my life, is SWADES. I have decided to never leave India after getting inspired. The film makes a Indian fall in love with India. I love Swades 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@rocknobis1162]

This video was amazing. You almost listed some of my favourite films and I was wishing to see Dil Se too. A masterpiece that was a disaster at the box office.

[@msn9832]

Literally most of 80s, 90s,2000s mohanlal's experimental movies were commercial flops which later attained cult status in kerala decades later... Aham Chenkol Devadoothan Dasharatham Kalapani Vanaprastam Guru and many more..

[@deepakkandarpa2083]

Surprised to not see the 2 movies which were only called Cult classics! Andaz Apna Apna and Kshana Kshanam in Telugu. Kshana Kshanam by RGV so ahead of its times that it made more money in its second theatrical release. Sridevi won best actress award for this movie too.

[@rishabhmaggirwar]

I watched Babylon after being recommended from this video and I was so mesmerized by the movie that it will still stay in my head even after being over many hours ago. God I love these movies!

[@thejohngalt]

Finally, a list worth the salt. My nomination for Part 2 - Ek Chaalis and Kaminey

[@KitsGravity]

Luck By Chance is so underrated, people don't even realise it is Zoya Akhtar's finest film by a long shot and the best film about Bollywood in its most unapologetic form.

[@Itsharinair]

Hats off you to pick ‘Guru’ movie. 👏

[@abhishekt1578]

Finally someone brings up aranya kandamm!! Re release nowwwww

[@JSCUT]

Im suprised there is no one Selvaraghavan or Kamal Hassan film in this list. Both of these directors created so many movies that was ahead of its time. Hopefully Part 2 has at least Pudupettai and Anbe Sivam(my personal failed cult classics by these two legends)

[@silent0141]

Udaan changed my life. It was like a light in my dark times.

[@vikasjijaji563]

Swades is my all time favourite. I saw it first time when I was 13 and cried a lot in between and after watching it.

[@ArunJayanProductions]

Superb video bro, I've watched every movie in this list except Aranya Kandam. I was searching it for sometime. Probably watch it soon.... Plz do a part 2 also 👍👍👍

[@adidi_here]

ah I'm so glad i stumbled across this dope channel, thank you for these amazing movie recs 😼

[@rajivr]

200% agree on ALL the movies listed.. Keep up the fantastic work!! -pls make a series just on this topic - maybe part 2 can be - Unknown movies that deserved to be known and celebrated / understated cult classics - 1. Manorama 6 Feet under (Hindi) 2. Naalu Peruku Nalladhuna Edhuvum Thappilla (Tamil) 3. Anukokunda Oka Roju (Telugu) 4. Lens (Tamil) 5.Annayum Rasoolum( Malayalam) 5. Oomai Vizhigal (Tamil - Blast from the past - really wish current generation movie lovers see this movie) 6. Jagga Jasoos and Thiruda Thiruda - no clue why these movies failed at the box office!

[@prasannavenkat7600]

Oomai Vizhigal was a blockbuster. It relased with low publicity but went on to complete 150 days in theaters.

[@4nupam]

Gazab. 👌 luckily am a fan of similar kind of movies & have seen some of the ones mentioned in the video, not just once but multiple times. Definitely a part 2 or 3 or more is needed. Good work Raunaq. 👍

[@jagtaphimanshu09]

Swades is a gem. Never bored of watching it.

[@Haast21]

Really appreciated for making this video and to include Rocket Singh it is my one of the favourite films

[@maddythinks]

Where's Byomkesh Bakshy(Sushant Singh version)?? That is an epic movie covering both historical information, culture and great characters. Really wanted part 2 but 😞😓

[@heisenberg0619]

3:20 That brought a smile to my face. I did go to watch the movie from school. In fact, that was my first theatre watch. 🙂

[@sid_gm1949]

The film Swadesh plot was based on two episodes of the series Vaapsi on Zee TV's Yule Love Stories (1994-95) which had Gowariker playing the role of Mohan Bhargav. The story of the lead role setting up a micro hydroelectric project to generate electricity was reported to be inspired by the 2003 Kannada film Chigurida Kanasu which was based on the novel of the same name by Jnanapith awardee K. Shivaram Karanth and Bapu Kuti by Rajni Bakshi. The music and background score was composed by A. R. Rahman, with lyrics penned by Javed Akhtar.

[@kaavyasurianarayanan8247]

Even Tamasha... was a box office failure... but what a masterpiece!! Definitely one of my most favourite films of all time, that's now a cult classic

[@FramesofMathew]

I don't know how many times I've watched it. Tamasha is one of those movies that makes you believe in yourselves. Imtiaz Ali's finest work for sure.

[@kaavyasurianarayanan8247]

@@FramesofMathew 1000% I believe AR Rahman played a huge role too!! The most underrated song of all times, Chali Kahani, explains the whole film if you listen to it. Technically brilliant!! Irshad Kamil's lyrics ufff... man. Everything about this movie!@

[@atif5280]

I went to watch tamasha in theatre with my buddy and barely 15 to 20 people were there in the theatre room my friend said to me what kind of movie you took me along to watch there's not even 100 people in theatre room but when the movie ended he couldn't believe what he saw its still his favourite movie.

[@Scale_69]

Damn…. This channel is underrated fr

[@princechauhan4121]

Actually India is still not ready for *Swadesh* . Assuming from the latest events, peoples will not digest some harsh truths shown in movie. 😔

[@nikhilpetkar1054]

One the best KZbin vid. recommendation ! Glad to find a mirror, movie POV ! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

[@princechauhan4121]

I think SRK has given most underrated movies, that are now considered as good:- Raone Paheli Dill se 😘 Swadesh Dear zindagi And mark my words, After 10-15 years Zero and Fan will also be remembered as cult classics.

[@prajakt0789]

Yesteryears Kabhi Haan kabhi na is also one good movie besides the ones you listed. All good ones except raone I think.

[@XYZ-ol6pc]

RaOne was average, Zero was shit, Fan was good. All other movies you mentioned are also good.

[@freakyguy1033]

Fan for sure...not zero though

[@akhil__dev]

Meh.. A movie doesn't become good just because of the concept. Raone was poorly written. I don't know why Bollywood tries to represent South India if they don't have a clue about it. The only good things about Raone was the music and decent CGI for the time it was released. Zero had a decent concept and great CGI. Fan was okay. But still the script wasn't good enough. I don't get why some people consider them underrated. They weren't that good.

[@princechauhan4121]

@@akhil__dev log Swadesh k tym par bhi yahi bolte the. Ki "ye boht slow movie hai, boring hai". "Aisa kaha hota hai" "Maja nhi aaya" . Obviously Swades was not perfect in so many ways , but now people consider it good. Same with these movies, people will forget about cones and will talk about only pros.

[@rockerxx41]

Rocket singh and Swades just show how less we appericiate good cinema , If you say star and star kids can make bad films work then you see these movies and think "I wish that was true" both movies are heart touching and soothing and still were a failure i dont know why, hope someday ppl learn to appreciate these gems

[@HobbiesTravelandTech]

Swades is always my favourite movie. I watched it so many times.

[@vatsalshah998]

1. Iruvar. 2. Swades. 3. Udaan. 4. Guru. 5. No smoking. 6. Aranya Kaandam. 7. Oye Lucky Lucky Oye. 8. Kaalapani. 9. Lucky by Chance. 10. Rocketsingh.

[@adarshvs2841]

Anne sivam and iruvar was tooo high treat for audience🙌✨

[@shubhamshreyashkr4238]

Wonderful video 👏. Should definitely bring part 2

[@suryaniranjan5211]

There has to be a lot of aandavar movies.... Hey Ram...Anbe Sivam..... And a lot more. Also aayarathil oruvan ......

[@RaunaqMangottill]

separate video for him :')

[@rahulm9305]

​@@RaunaqMangottill That's The Legacy of Aandavar, It Can't Be Spoken Through Words

[@ahdityuh]

Loved this video. It's the first one I've come across from your channel and made me subscribe instantly. Can't wait for the next one.

[@RaunaqMangottill]

Thanks for watching n supporting🙏 glad you like the content n welcome aboard 🫡

[@dreambo555]

Swadesh was masterpiece movie ❤️❤️❤️

[@dancingnachos3634]

Can't believe these were flops. Oye lucky lucky oye, udaan etc are stunning

[@HaRiShpObBaTi]

Your YT channel is one of the best commentaries about contemporary Indian cinema! You can also include Dev D, NGK, Abhay, Neninthe, Kaante, of course Hey Ram, Dil Se etc., etc.,

[@s4r4d35]

I’d say Hey Ram definitely deserves a spot in this list

[@imransayyed9840]

Iruvar, oye lucky, swadesh,, my favourite in the list.. missing for me was yuva my mani ratnam,, andaz apna apna by santoshi,, ravan by mani ratnam. Paheli by amol palekar. Nice movies with good starcaste ,great work of cinema but collapsed at box office

[@shivramn]

Great choice of movies. Would love to see a part 2! There are still many more hidden gems that need to be shared.

[@SiddhantGoenka.Official]

You missed out on one of the biggest cult movies that was a flop. Andaaz Apna Apna. It's Gold

[@chandramouli1993]

Telugu Movie 1 Nenokkadine would definitely be a cult classic and one that is way ahead of its time in Indian Cinema.

[@farhansiddiqui1334]

This is why i love youtube.... New to your channel. Great video tho

[@shailesnandhan4750]

Add Tamasha, Ek main aur ek tuu, Lakshya, October and easily most of the Kamal haasan films in next part.

[@ImranMYousuf]

Hera Pheri in fact fits that bill perfectly, that actually became hit/popular through TV. But thank you for the list

[@benisonabey3868]

Can I make a suggestion as a subscriber and a movie fanatic..when it comes to world cinema there are a lot of great actors,but on a national scale there is a lot of debate going on between Tamil and mallus in choosing Kamal hasan and Mohanlal as the greatest (tamils most often doesn't watch older Malayalam films but as a mallu I watch both) can u do a comparison video as a neutral to end the debate..or to explain their different acting skills....I hope you read this comment 🙂

[@rizwans5181]

Good choice! I request to make 10 kamal Hassan cult film failed at box office.

[@rbeinr]

Correction: The remakes Priyadarshan made were all not of his Malayalam movies.

[@kubrified1745]

I think that doesn't matter, Priyadarshan's remakes are better than OGs.

[@pickpocket7695]

@@kubrified1745 never 😂

[@kubrified1745]

@@pickpocket7695 Always 😛

[@parulpathak9083]

Thank you for your video because except udaan I didn't seen any of these movies, but now they are been added and I m going to watch it.

[@SrikanthM_]

Petition to share Aaranya Kaandam

[@omchattar1426]

Finally an Indian cinematic art analysis... You are doing god's work

[@lordofdaflings]

Can we take a moment and give respect to the legend that is Mohanlal!

[@prakashrnair]

Loved this. If movies were like books, I would have loved to keep a collection the hardcover edition of these movies. Used to keep CDs/DVDs of my favorite movies but they are obsolete now. Just gotta maintain a list of favourite movies and the OTT platforms they are hosted on.

[@ni832]

I would add Ulidavru kandanthe to this list. Also Avane Srimannarayana was sheer art and didn't do as well as it should have art the box office. Though it wasn't a flop

[@mohamedejaz4369]

Always a joy to see your speak your heart out about movies ❤️

[@rishiwinner8561]

Yeah I felt Babylon was EXTRAORDINARY and after WATCHING Babylon I think tamil cinema should try a movie like babylon

[@ROADTRIPNAVIGATER]

5:36 also the music of that movie 😍💯💔

[@niranjangokul3750]

Teensy bit disappointed that you didn't mention about Guru's absolute banger of an album (which if I recall was the first Indian movie to use a symphony orchestra for music)

[@ichigobane1373]

You had me hooked from first word... You understand Good Cinema.. proud of you Boy...

[@samrudhj8786]

Please share the uncensored version of aaranya kandam 🥹🤌

[@nikhil182]

"No Smoking" is definately underrated! I remember watching it is my highschool days.

[@saravananduraiswami3963]

Kamal sir laughing in the corner

[@sudeshjoshi924]

Swadesh was like the stories of Munshi Premchand....you see those things in real life everyday but never notice.

[@sandhanasiva7429]

we also failed to celebrate dil se. aside from the soundtrack, the film itself wasn't celebrated as much when it was released.

[@sujathaviswanathan7210]

Swades and No smoking are my favourites from the list. My other personal favourites which failed at the box office are Ardh Satya ( director : Govind Nihalani language : Hindi), Pushpak ( director : Singeetham Srinivasa Rao language : silent movie), sonchiriya ( director : Abhishek Chaubey language : Hindi)

[@afhamlye]

Babylon Will Get 10 Years After To Appreciate It (Like Aayirathil Oruvan 🤥)

[@enbeejay7]

My all time favourites are Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron and Andaaz Apna Apna. I've seen Andaaz Apna Apna more than 120 times.