The yr 2022 noticed the rise of many regional movies from the South movie trade pave their option to turn out to be massive pan-India successes. Be it SS Rajamouli’s magnum opus ‘RRR’ or rocking star Yash’s high-octane motion movie franchise ‘KGF: Chapter 2’, the south movie trade noticed a giant rise in countrywide audiences.

Though many south movies grew to become blockbuster successes on the box-office, a number of biggies together with movies of actors Prabhas and Vijay Deverakonda did not make an impression on the audiences. Take a have a look at 5 of the largest box-office failures from the south movie trade within the yr 2022:

Liger

Vijay Deverakonda grew to become an in a single day success with ‘Arjun Reddy’. To money in on his stellar success, the actor starred within the pan-India movie ‘Liger’, which featured Ananya Panday alongside Vijay Deverakonda. The movie was slammed by the audiences and critics alike and was rated as one of many lowest movies of the yr on IMDb.

Radhe Shyam

Prabhas did not recreate the ‘Baahubali’ magic with ‘Radhe Shyam’. The movie, which additionally starred Pooja Hegde, did not impress the critics and Prabhas’ followers too had been left disenchanted.

Acharya

Ram Charan, who was nonetheless basking within the success of ‘RRR’, starred alongside his father, megastar Chiranjeevi in ‘Acharya’. The movie, nonetheless, did not create any magic on the box-office.

Thank You

Naga Chaitanya’s ‘Thank You’, which additionally featured Raashii Khanna within the lead position, had excessive expectations driving on it. But the movie left the critics and audiences disenchanted and have become a box-office fail.

Aarattu 

Mohanlal’s ‘Drishyam’ magic did not appeal the audiences into watching ‘Aarattu’. The movie didn’t impress Mohanlal followers and didn’t do nicely when it comes to collections.

Meanwhile, movies like ‘KGF: Chapter 2’ went on to mints over Rs 1200 crore on the worldwide box-office and have become the largest south movie of the yr, adopted by Ram Charan and Jr NTR’s ‘RRR’, which collected over Rs 1100 crore globally.