11 Most Expensive Indian Cinema Movies of All Time!

11 Most Expensive Indian Movies that changed Indian Cinema! Movie buffs always wanted to know a lot more about the movies. Apart from the multi-star cast and production house, they even want to know about the budget of the movie. It’s hard to find the exact budget about the movies but still here we have brought to you the movies that have made with a humongous budget. Top 11 big budgeted movies that have changed the course of Cinema in India. 2.0 Cost – 350 crores Only Director S Shankar can do this impossible task in India to direct a big-budgeted movie. The sequel of Robot is going to be the most expensive movie of Indian Cinema. Anything is possible if the movie has Rajnikanth in it. Akshay will also be seen in the negative role. You can’t expect a movie with Rajnikanth and Akshay Kumar to be anything short of Legendary. 2.0, the sequel to Enthiran(Robot) is going to be the most expensive movie ever made in India. Baahubali Cost – 200 crores This film just defined the notions of Indian Film buffs when it almost earned 600 crores at the Box-Office. This epic bilingual film has done the magic in India. It not only recovered the cost but turned out to be a cult film. S S Rajamouli has shaped this epic saga whose sequel will come out in 2017. I Cost – 180 crores Just minutes before I told you about the Director S Shankar. He is an unconventional director whose imagination had always done the magic on the silver screen. ‘I’ is one of his best films till date and known for its picturesque locations and intense actions. Prem Ratan Dhan Payo Cost – 180 crores Top 3 films big budget films belong to the South Filmmakers. Here comes a Bollywood stalwart director Suraj Barjatiya who spends 180 crores to make this family film starring Salman Khan as ‘Prem’. Dhoom 3 Cost – 175 crores Vijay Krishna Acharya directorial ‘Dhoom 3’ is one of the costliest movies of its time. The dual dose of Aamir Khan Intense action and adrenaline pumping racing sequences is definitely a treat to watch. The film has spent a lot of its amount on Post-production work of VFX which turns out well when it hit the theaters. As the movie comes on the list of top ten highest grossing Hindi movies of all time. Bang Bang Cost – 160 crores Though I didn’t like the frame to frame remake of Hollywood flick ‘Knight and Day’ starring Hrithik Roshan, but I was very must please with the action sequences. Anyone will watch to watch this movie on action terms which made with a humongous budget of nearly 160 crores. Happy New Year Cost – 150 crores It doesn’t matter if you liked the movie or not, it sure was grand. Shot in Dubai, multi-starrer and everything that glitters cost the movie a whopping 150 crores. This film was a flop affair but still we need to talk about it as it was shot in Dubai and even had a multi-starrer cast. It made with a huge budget of 150 crores and the good thing about this movie was that you don’t have to use your sense at all to watch it. Kick Cost – 140 crores I really didn’t understand what was going on in this movie but with the way the action sequences were shot in overseas I was sure that it was backing up with a big budget. This Salman Khan starrer film made up on a whopping budget over 120 crores. Enthiran (Robot) Cost – 132 crores No, we didn’t forget at all about Filmmaker S Shankar. As we told you already that this man never looks down on the budget. He just wants movies bigger than life and this is what he did with ‘Robot’ by spending 132 crores. The film was an extravaganza. Ra.One Cost – 130 crores The film budget was financially backed by Shah Rukh’s wife Gauri Khan who spent 130 crores on the movie to make it look more of a Sci-Fi Movie. Though the movie flopped, but still Shah Rukh Khan recently said that he wants to make an another movie like ‘Ra.One’ as the movie was very special to him. Mughal-E-Azam Cost – 1.5 crores Without Mughal-E-Azam, we can’t able to end our article. This movie was by far the most costly movie of all time. Director K Asif has spent 1.5 crores in 1960 to give us our special film ‘Mughal-E-Azam’.

11 Most Expensive Indian Movies that changed Indian Cinema!

Suryakant Singh

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