Stree To Raazi: Low Budget Bollywood Movies That Scored Big At Box Office

Bollywood often creates films that come with hefty budgets. However, every now and then, there are gems that shine brightly despite their modest financial backing. These low-budget cinematic masterpieces prove that a compelling storyline, a talented cast, and innovative direction can triumph over extravagant production costs. Let's take a look at Bollywood's low-budget films that defied the odds and emerged as superhits.
 
Stree (2018):

Blending horror and comedy uniquely, 'Stree' resonated with viewers, achieving a remarkable feat. Made on a budget of Rs 14 crore, the film garnered an impressive Rs 180.76 crore at the box office.

 

Vicky Donor (2012):

This Ayushmann Khurrana starrer tackled the taboo subject of sperm donation with humor and sensitivity. Crafted with a budget of Rs 15 crore, it generated an impressive Rs 68.32 crore in returns.

Badhaai Ho (2018):

Dealing with the social stigma around late pregnancy, 'Badhaai Ho' touched hearts with its unconventional plot and remarkable performances. Made on a budget of Rs 29 crore, it raked in Rs 221.44 crore.

Raazi (2018):

'Raazi' starring Alia Bhatt, showcased the gripping tale of a young spy during the Indo-Pak conflict. With a budget of 40 crore rupees, the movie amassed a notable 197 crore rupees at the box office.

Kahaani (2012):

A suspense thriller led by Vidya Balan, 'Kahaani' kept audiences on the edge of their seats. Produced with an 8 crore budget, it garnered an impressive Rs 104 crore at the box office. 

Piku (2015):

A heartwarming family drama, 'Piku' showcased the bond between a father and daughter. It starred Deepika Padukone, Irrfan Khan and Amitabh Bachchan in the lead roles. It was made on a budget of 42 crores, and it raked in Rs 141 crore. 

Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety (2018):

The Nushrratt Bharuccha, Kartik Aaryan, and Sunny Singh starrer is directed by Luv Ranjan. The film was made on a budget of Rs 25 crore, and it garnered Rs 108 crore at the box office. 

These low-budget Bollywood films stand as a testament to the fact that a captivating storyline and exceptional performances can outshine the charm of big-budget productions. As these films continue to resonate with audiences, they remind us that true cinematic magic lies in the power of storytelling and relatability.