In the span of 16 years and across 21 film releases, Ranbir Kapoor has amassed a box office collection of 2303 crore. Explore our comprehensive report for more insights.
Ranbir Kapoor has solidified his status as a box office sensation, with the ongoing success of “Animal” continually breaking records. The superstar has amassed an impressive total collection of 2303 crore through this gangster drama.
What’s particularly intriguing is that 54.67% of this 2303 crore haul comes from Ranbir Kapoor’s last five films spanning the last five years, starting from “Sanju” in 2018 up to “Animal” in 2023.
Between 2018 and 2023, Ranbir Kapoor’s films raked in a substantial total of 1259 crore at the box office, surpassing the performances of many other actors.
Remarkably, in his 16-year career, despite not consistently being a box office frontrunner, the actor has encountered only six film releases that could be labeled as flops.
Anticipation surrounding the box office performance of “Animal” is exceptionally high, with widespread speculation suggesting that the movie might surpass the 640.42 crore earnings of “Jawan” and potentially crown Ranbir Kapoor’s film as the highest-grossing release of the year under Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s direction.
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Animal Might Bring In 2500 Crore Cumulative For RK
In a career spanning 16 years, Ranbir Kapoor has starred in 21 films, accumulating a substantial box office wealth of 2303 crore, a benchmark yet to be surpassed by any contemporary star. There’s buzz that the ongoing success of “Animal” might elevate his total earnings to reach an impressive 2500 crore!
The First Hit
Ranbir Kapoor’s initial box office success came alongside Katrina Kaif in “Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani.” This film not only hit but exceeded expectations, amassing approximately 63 crore in box office collections.
The First Loss
Ranbir Kapoor’s first film that didn’t enter the 100-crore club was “Rajneeti” in 2010. Despite his portrayal as a politician in the Prakash Jha film, it gathered an impressive 93.75 crore, falling just short of the coveted 100-crore mark
First 100 Crore Film
Ranbir Kapoor’s career kicked off with the Box Office disappointment “Saawariya.” However, in 2011, he attained his first 100-crore film milestone with Anurag Basu’s “Barfi!” This movie not only reached the coveted mark but also garnered him widespread acclaim and accolades for his performance.
First 300 Crore Film
Ranbir Kapoor never quite reached the 200 crore milestone until he soared into the 300 crore club in 2018 with “Sanju.” While the film came close to but fell just short of the 350 crore mark.
The Disasters
Ranbir Kapoor encountered his most significant career setback with “Bombay Velvet,” marking one of his biggest disasters. Last year, another film, “Shamshera,” joined this unfortunate category with dismal box office results. Apart from these two, Ranbir Kapoor has experienced only four other films that could be termed as flops throughout his entire career.
Animal Box Office – 600 Crore Club
At present, Ranbir Kapoor is setting his sights on the 600 crore club with the ongoing success of “Animal,” endeavoring to establish a new milestone. Notably, this pursuit would mark him as the first young actor to pioneer such a club, as the existing ones have historically been initiated by Aamir Khan or Shah Rukh Khan.
While we anticipate “Animal” to contribute towards Ranbir Kapoor’s race to the 2500 crore mark, here’s a concise overview summarizing his entire career’s trajectory.
Box office figures often rely on estimates and come from various sources within the industry. These numbers typically lack independent verification, making them subject to variations and interpretations from different sources.
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