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Producers reveal only 8.15% of 184 Malayalam films released in 2025 turned profit; success rate falls from 2024’s 10.63% | Malayalam News

Producers reveal only 8.15% of 184 Malayalam films released in 2025 turned profit; success rate falls from 2024’s 10.63% | Malayalam News

Although the list of the highest-grossing Malayalam films of all time features three titles that hit screens in 2025, the year hasn’t been as good for the industry as 2024. In fact, while last year saw six movies crossing the Rs 100 crore mark, including Manjummel Boys that ended up grossing Rs 240.5 crore globally, according to industry tracker Sacnilk, that hasn’t been the case this year. Only three movies — Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra (Rs 303.67 crore), L2: Empuraan (Rs 265.5 crore), and Thudarum (Rs 234.5 crore) — managed to register three-digit collection figures so far in 2025. Meanwhile, the Kerala Film Producers’ Association (KFPA) has stepped forward now, revealing that less than 10 per cent of the movies that have hit the screens so far in 2025 have turned a profit. Among the 184 films released in theatres till now, the association revealed that only nine can be labelled as superhits, while six as hits, Onmanorama reported. Although three more major movies — Mohanlal’s Telugu-Malayalam fantasy actioner Vrusshabha, Nivin Pauly’s horror comedy Sarvam …

Only 10% of 184 Malayalam films released so far in 2025 have succeeded, reveals Kerala Film Chamber: ‘Govt has done nothing in nine years’ | Malayalam News

Only 10% of 184 Malayalam films released so far in 2025 have succeeded, reveals Kerala Film Chamber: ‘Govt has done nothing in nine years’ | Malayalam News

As 2025 draws to a close, Malayalam cinema has once again entered a reflective mode, analysing what went wrong this year and what it could improve in 2026. While every year ends on a tragic note, with stakeholders lamenting the deplorable number of box-office successes, the Kerala Film Chamber of Commerce (KFCC) has decided to take things one step further and confront the state government directly over alleged inaction on a few demands it has been raising for quite some time, particularly regarding double taxation on movie tickets, at a time when only about 10 per cent of the total movies released in a year are emerging as successful. Announcing that it will stop distributing films to theatres run by the Kerala State Film Development Corporation Ltd (KSFDC), founded by the Government of Kerala, starting January 2026, the KFCC alleged during a press conference on Tuesday, December 23, that the government was ignoring the demands of cinema stakeholders. The Chamber’s demands include the provision of special electricity tariffs. Speaking to SCREEN later, KFCC president Anil …