Houseful-5-Star-Akshay-Kumar's-Top-10-Highest-Grossing-FilmFrom Khiladi to Blockbuster King: Akshay Kumar’s Biggest Hits

 

From high-octane action to laugh-out-loud comedy and poignant social commentary, Akshay Kumar's filmography is a treasure trove of diverse roles and blockbuster hits. With a career spanning over three decades, the Khiladi of Bollywood has consistently proven his mettle, delivering one box office smash after another. 

His latest film Housefull 5 is no exception, shattering records and solidifying his status as the undisputed king of commercial cinema. But what makes Akshay Kumar's films tick? Which ones have resonated most with audiences and critics alike, raking in astronomical profits for producers? Let's take a closer look at Akshay Kumar's top 10 highest-earning films, uncovering the secrets behind their success and why they continue to captivate audiences to this day.

 

1. Housefull 5 (2025)—₹550 Crore+ Global

 

With a global gross of over ₹550 crores, Housefull 5, the most recent film in the Housefull series, became Akshay Kumar's biggest opening ever. The cherished characters were brought to life on screen in a distinctive manner by the Tarun Mansukhani-directed movie! The film's star-studded, lavish cast included newcomers like Kriti Sanon, Abhimanyu Dassani, and, of course, box office-dominant Akshay Kumar.

 

2. Sooryavanshi (2021): ₹294 Crore Worldwide

 

The first significant post-pandemic release, Sooryavanshi, starring Rohit Shetty, marked the beginning of Bollywood's comeback. Akshay Kumar, who plays DCP Veer Sooryavanshi, co-stars with Katrina Kaif in this police thriller. Aside from that, it became a box office classic thanks to the action sequences and celebrity appearances by Singham and Simmba.

 

3. OMG 2 (2023): ₹285 crore 

 

A sequel to OMG: Oh My God!, OMG 2 tackles several social taboos. Viewers well received Akshay's portrayal of a divine messenger and is undoubtedly one of his most notable roles.

 

4. Mission Mangal (2019): ₹290 Crore Worldwide

 

The movie Mission Mangal, which was based on India's Mars Orbiter Mission, celebrated a scientific accomplishment with a touch of patriotism. Akshay Kumar played the role of project director Rakesh Dhawan, and the cast also included Vidya Balan and Taapsee Pannu.

 

5. Good Newwz (2019) — ₹318 Crore worldwide

 

Good Newwz is a comedy-drama about a sperm mix-up that appealed to families. Starring Kareena Kapoor, Diljit Dosanjh, Kiara Advani, and others, the movie deftly strikes a balance between humor and emotion.

 

6. Kesari (2019): ₹207 crore globally

 

Havildar Ishar Singh, played by Akshay Kumar, depicted the bravery of Sikh soldiers during the Battle of Saragarhi. Due to its undiluted emotions and great war scenes, the film was a massive commercial and critical hit.

 

7. Rustom (2016)—₹216 crore worldwide

 

Rustom depicted Akshay as a naval officer caught up in a murder trial based on the actual Nanavati case. Audiences are captivated by its period feel combined with the gripping plot.

 

8. Airlift (2016)—₹233 crore worldwide

 

Airlift showed Akshay Kumar as Ranjit Katyal, a Kuwaiti businessman who helped evacuate Indians during the Gulf War, against the backdrop of the greatest evacuation in history.

 

9. 2.0 (2018)—over ₹800 crore worldwide

 

Despite being primarily a Rajinikanth film, Akshay Kumar's villainous act as Pakshi Rajan stood out. The sci-fi spectacle went on to become one of the most expensive and successful films of India.

 

10. Singh Is Bliing (2015)—217 Crore

 

The film brought in Akshay as a lovable Punjabi punk. Critics praised the movie for its excellent entertainment value, catchy soundtrack, and successful box office performance.

 

Conclusion: Akshay Kumar is an Unstoppable Box office Success

 

For nearly thirty years, Akshay Kumar has consistently met the expectations of his fans with a diverse array of films, including action, comedy, and socially conscious dramas, ranging from Khiladi to Housefull 5. How does he manage this? Akshay possesses a unique talent for reinventing himself while maintaining his widespread appeal. Which of his films do you consider your personal favorite? Is it the patriotic fervor of Kesari, the comedic brilliance of Hera Pheri, or his record-breaking performance in Housefull 5?