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A new wave: Bollywood's box-office report card of first half of 2014

With non-formula films doing well, the first half of the year threw up some surprises. We tell you how the Hindi film industry has fared in the first six months

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With the first half of the year now getting over, it’s perhaps time to look at how Bollywood has fared so far. And if the box office returns are anything to go by, a new trend seems to have emerged, as films with younger stars have done better than ever before. Prabhat Choudhary of Spice, a marketing communication agency, says, “The openings of Gunday, 2 States, and Heropanti show a definitive change in the way young names are now perceived. There has been considerable excitement around the new brigade for a while now but in the last six months, they have started showing their box office viability.’’

This trend seems to have started with Ram Leela in 2013 and it has continued into the first half of this year. Shailesh Kapoor of Ormax Media says, “Gunday and
2 States took the trend forward. Ek Villain could get a huge opening for a film with a relatively young and fresh star cast.’’

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