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| Shahrukh Khan at UK Premiere of "Ra.One" |
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| UK Premiere of "Ra.One" (Shahrukh Khan) |
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| Shahrukh Khan and Kareena Kapoor |
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| Shahrukh Khan ,Kareena and Arjun Rampal |
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UK Premiere of "Ra.One" (Shahrukh Khan)
Highest Grossing Bollywood films Throughout History
Highest-grossing Bollywood films throughout history
The following is a list of Bollywood films, which have had the highest theatrical nett grosses (up to that time), according to BoxOffice India.com.
Source; Wikipedia
Top Lifetime Grossers Bollywood Films 2010--
Top Lifetime Grossers 2010-2019 (Figures in Ind Rs) | ||||||
| Rank | Film | Year | Nett Gross | Gross | Adjusted Gross | Verdict |
| 1 | Dabangg | 2010 | 140,10,00,000 | 187,50,00,000 | - | All Time Blockbuster |
| 2 | Golmaal 3 | 2010 | 107,56,00,000 | 144,00,00,000 | - | Blockbuster |
| 3 | Raajneeti | 2010 | 92,93,00,000 | 124,25,00,000 | - | Blockbuster |
| 4 | Housefull | 2010 | 72,07,00,000 | 95,50,00,000 | - | Hit |
| 5 | My Name Is Khan | 2010 | 72,74,00,000 | 96,75,00,000 | - | Hit |
| 6 | Tees Maar Khan | 2010 | 61,01,00,000 | 81,75,00,000 | - | Semi Hit |
| 7 | Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai | 2010 | 58,03,00,000 | 78,50,00,000 | - | Hit |
| 8 | Kites | 2010 | 48,56,00,000 | 65,00,00,000 | - | Flop |
| 9 | I Hate Luv Storys | 2010 | 43,68,00,000 | 58,75,00,000 | - | Hit |
| 10 | Anjaana Anjaani | 2010 | 40,03,00,000 | 53,50,00,000 | - | Above Average |
| 11 | Khatt Meetha | 2010 | 39,22,00,000 | 52,50,00,000 | - | Below Average |
| 12 | Veer (Hindi) | 2010 | 37,52,00,000 | 49,75,00,000 | - | Below Average |
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Dabangg Movie Story ,Review ,And Wallpapers
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The film will primarily deal with the unlawful practices in the states of UP and Bihar and the involvement of police in it
DABANGG REVIEW:The fight between good and bad has been the fodder of many a Hindi film of 1970s and 1980s. In fact, it wouldn't be erroneous to state that these films dominated the cinema of yore and a lot of us, who have grown up on masala films/wholesome entertainers, will vividly recall the serpentine queues outside cinema halls and a mad scramble to book the tickets of those films. Hardcore masala films were relished with glee by the audience then.
However, for some inexplicable reason, masala films became extinct or should I say, disappeared from the face of Hindi cinema over a period of time. GHAJINI and WANTED revived this genre, bringing back memories of the bygone era. Now DABANGG takes this genre one step ahead.
Be forewarned. DABANGG is rustic, has loads of action, harps on the age-old mother-son and varied relationships [half-brother, step-father], eventually turns into a vendetta fare, has a number of songs placed smartly in the narrative [including an item number]... but the packaging is slick and polished. Sure, it's old wine, but packed in a brand new bottle, with a new brand ambassador [Salman Khan] endorsing this masalathon.
