1. Chhaava – ₹797.34 crore
Topping the list is Chhaava, produced by Maddock Films and distributed by Pen Marudhar and Yash Raj Films. With earnings of ₹797.34 crore, the film emerged as the biggest blockbuster of the year. Its gripping storyline, powerful performances, and wide distribution strategy helped it dominate the box office. Chhaava not only resonated with domestic audiences but also performed strongly in international markets, cementing its place as the year’s highest-grossing film.

2. Dhurandhar – ₹640.56 crore
Close behind is Dhurandhar, produced by Jio Studios and B62 Studios. The film, starring Ranveer Singh, became a cultural phenomenon, with its action sequences and chart-topping soundtrack, particularly the viral hit “FA9LA.” Collecting ₹640.56 crore (and counting), Dhurandhar showcased the growing appetite for high-octane entertainers and reinforced Jio Studios’ position as a major player in Bollywood production. 

3. Saiyaara – ₹579.23 crore
Yash Raj Films continued its dominance with Saiyaara, which grossed ₹579.23 crore. Known for its sweeping romance and melodious music, the film struck a chord with audiences who were looking for a blend of emotion and spectacle. Its success reaffirmed YRF’s ability to deliver crowd-pleasing blockbusters across genres.

4. War 2 – ₹303.22-351 crore
The sequel to the 2019 hit War, War 2 carried forward the franchise’s legacy of stylish action and star power. Produced by Yash Raj Films, the movie earned between ₹303.22 crore and ₹351 crore, depending on final accounting. With Hrithik Roshan reprising his role and new additions to the cast, the film drew huge crowds, proving that action franchises remain a reliable box office draw.

5. Mahavatar Narsimha – ₹300-325 crore
Produced by Kleem Productions in multiple languages and distributed by AA Films, Mahavatar Narsimha brought mythology and spectacle to the big screen. With collections ranging between ₹300 crore and ₹325 crore, the film highlighted the growing trend of mythological epics in Bollywood. Its visual grandeur and spiritual themes appealed to a wide audience, making it one of the year’s most talked-about releases.

6. Sitaare Zameen Par – ₹266.49 crore
Aamir Khan Productions returned with Sitaare Zameen Par, distributed by PVR Inox Pictures and AA Films. Grossing ₹266.49 crore, the film combined emotional storytelling with strong performances, echoing the success of Aamir Khan’s earlier socially conscious hits. Its box office run demonstrated that heartfelt narratives still hold immense power in Bollywood.

7. Raid 2 – ₹243.06 crore
The sequel to the 2018 hit Raid, Raid 2 was produced by T-Series Films and Panorama Studios. With earnings of ₹243.06 crore, the film continued the franchise’s focus on crime, justice, and suspense. Its gripping narrative and strong performances ensured it was a solid commercial success.

8. Housefull 5 – ₹242.80-248.80 crore
Comedy franchise Housefull returned with its fifth installment, produced by Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment and distributed by Pen Marudhar. Earning between ₹242.80 crore and ₹248.80 crore, the film proved that lighthearted entertainers still have a strong market. The ensemble cast and trademark humor kept audiences entertained, ensuring another successful outing for the franchise.

9. Sikandar – ₹176.18 crore
Produced by Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment and Salman Khan Films, Sikandar collected ₹176.18 crore. With Salman Khan’s star power driving the film, it attracted large audiences despite stiff competition. Its action-packed storyline and mass appeal made it one of the year’s notable successes.

10. Thamma – ₹169.75 crore
Rounding out the list is Thamma, produced by Maddock Films and distributed by PVR Inox Pictures and Yash Raj Films. Grossing ₹169.75 crore, the film may not have reached the heights of the top performers, but its unique narrative and strong word-of-mouth helped it secure a place among the year’s highest earners.