This Actor With No Hits In 6 Years Gets Rs 200 Crore Film, Shocking!

Bollywood is a fickle industry where success is never guaranteed. Some actors rise to the top, becoming A-listers, while others struggle to maintain their stardom. Arjun Kapoor, once considered a promising newcomer, is now facing a string of box office flops.

Despite being the son of renowned producer Boney Kapoor, Arjun’s recent films have failed to make a mark at the box office. His last two films, in particular, have struggled to even cross the Rs 5 crore mark. However, despite these failures, Arjun continues to land roles in big-budget productions, a testament to his enduring appeal within the industry.

Arjun’s career began promisingly with his 2012 debut film Ishaqzaade, where his performance garnered critical acclaim. He followed this success with Gunday, a co-starring role alongside Ranveer Singh that performed well at the box office. Films like 2 States and Half Girlfriend further solidified his position as a leading actor.

However, since Half Girlfriend’s release in 2017, Arjun’s career has taken a downturn. His subsequent films have consistently underperformed, culminating in the dismal box office performance of The Lady Killer, which stands as one of the biggest flops in Indian cinema history. Opening to limited screens and facing harsh criticism, the film grossed a mere Rs 38,000 on its opening day.

Arjun’s recent struggles raise questions about his ability to regain his lost box office mojo. With a string of flops under his belt, he faces the daunting task of rebuilding his credibility and reclaiming his position as a successful Bollywood star.

Despite recent box office setbacks, Arjun Kapoor’s star power remains undiminished. His latest film, Kuttey, managed to earn a modest Rs 4 crore despite limited theatrical release. Similarly, his movie Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar, initially hampered by the COVID-19 lockdown, gained recognition upon its OTT release.

Arjun’s acting prowess, evident since his debut film, continues to attract opportunities within the industry. Recent reports suggest that he is in line to play the main villain in Rohit Shetty’s highly anticipated Singham Again. This high-budget production, estimated at Rs 200 crore, marks the next chapter in the Singham franchise and Shetty’s Cop Universe.