Malayalam cinema Loss: The malayalam film industry suffered a loss of 700 Cr in 2024, only 26 out of 199 films were successful

Malayalam cinema Loss: The malayalam film industry suffered a loss of 700 crores in 2024. The kerala Film Production Association has disclosed this.

Malayalam cinema Loss

 In the year 2024, many such malayalam films came which were much talked about and they also earned a lot. But if we talk about the overall malayalam film industry, then the year 2024 has not been very good for the malayalam film industry. The malayalam film industry has suffered a loss of crores. There are only a few films like Avasham, and Manjummel Boys which have become hits, the rest are not. The kerala Film Producers Association has disclosed this.


Malayalam film industry is in loss of 700 crores

Kerala Film Producers Association said in a statement that out of 199 malayalam films, only 26 films have been successful. The total production cost was 1000 crores and the return was only 300 crores. The makers believe that the reason for not being able to recover about 700 crores is the increase in production cost, especially the increase in the salary of the actors.

These films entered the 100-crore club.

Manjummel Boys, Avasham, Premalu, Aadujeevitham, and ARM entered the 100 crore club and Manjummel Boys earned 242 crores. Other successful films include Kishkinda Kaandam, Guruvayur Ambalanadayil, and Varshangalkku Sesham. Which entered the 50 crore club.


Many films were re-released this year. Manichitrathazhu and Valiyettan were released on the big screen. Mohanlal's directorial debut Barroz may have flopped, but Devadoothan and Manichitrathazhu were successful in re-release.


The kerala Film Producers Association stressed the need to bring audiences to theatres and if the response of 2024 is anything to go by, audiences will come to theatres for content and not star cast. Audiences preferred content-based films. The success of small-scale films means that controlling production costs will be in the industry's favor.

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