1) Rajugari Gadhi 3: Ohmkar and his brother Ashwin have been sticking with Rajugari Gadhi franchise since it is easily getting noticed by the masses.
Their confidence in the franchise has paid off yet again as the film is more than likely to be a safe venture at the box office.
Irrespective of the quality of content and comedy, RGG3 will be recorded as a successful small film as it could recover its minimal costs it was sold for.
2) Sye Raa Narasimhareddy: The tentpole war drama has become the highest Non-Baahubali film in the Telugu markets, but has failed to recover the high costs in Non-Telugu markets. It has reinstated Chiranjeevi's position as a crowd puller and box office power.
With back to back Rs. 100 Cr films up his sleeve, Chiru's next film can happily aim at a hat-trick with Koratala Siva at the helm.
3) War: Hrithik Roshan has finally arrived and has lived up to his potential at the box office. His War has surpassed Rs. 300 Crore Nett mark at the Indian box office to join the elite company of the monstrous hits ever.
Yash Raj Films is planning to make War a franchise with Hrithik staying constant.
4) Operation Gold Fish: Sai Kumar's son Aadi has added another flop to his never ending saga of failures.
Operation Gold Fish turned out to be a total dud with negligible shares in its opening weekend.
5) Zombieland 2: The sequel couldn't live up to the charm of its original. It took ten years for the makers to make a sequel to successful Zombieland, but they didn't invest enough time in the script to cash in on the popularity of the original.