List of Flop movies of Vicky Kaushal

Vicky Kaushal, like many actors, has had a mix of hits and flops in his career. Here’s a list of some movies that did not perform well commercially, which are considered flops:

1. Bombay Velvet (2015): Despite its high budget and strong cast, the film was not well-received at the box office¹.
2. Masaan (2015): Although critically acclaimed, “Masaan” did not fare well commercially¹.
3. Zubaan (2015): This film also struggled to make a mark in terms of box office revenue¹.
4. Raman Raghav 2.0 (2016): Known as “Psycho Raman,” this thriller did not achieve commercial success despite positive reviews¹.
5. Manmarziyaan (2018): The film received critical acclaim but was not a commercial hit².
6. Bhoot – Part One: The Haunted Ship (2020): This horror film did not perform as expected at the box office².

It’s important to note that commercial performance is just one aspect of a film’s success, and many of these films were appreciated for their artistic value and Vicky Kaushal’s performances.

While Vicky Kaushal played a supporting role in “Bombay Velvet,” the film’s director, Anurag Kashyap, took full responsibility for the movie’s failure. He mentioned that there were instances where he should have taken a stand but did not, and that the mistake was entirely his¹. Vicky Kaushal has not publicly pinpointed a specific mistake regarding his own role in “Bombay Velvet,” but the film’s performance was a learning experience for everyone involved.

Vicky Kaushal has reflected on his experience with “Masaan” as a significant learning rather than focusing on mistakes. He has expressed that the film taught him the most important lesson of his life. He spent time at the Manikarnika Ghat in Benaras, observing the reality of life and death, which deeply impacted him and helped him prepare for his role¹. The film was critically acclaimed and won several awards, and Vicky Kaushal’s performance was particularly praised. Rather than discussing mistakes, he has often spoken about the profound impact the film and his character had on him personally and professionally².