List of Gujarati films of 2015

This is a list of Gujarati language films that were released in 2015. After the slowdown in previous years, Gujarati films earned total est. ₹55 crore (US$6.5 million) in 2015.[1]

Box-office collection

Rank Film Director Studio(s) Gross Source
1 Chhello Divas Krishnadev Yagnik Belvedere Films est. ₹18 crore (US$2.1 million) [2]
2 Gujjubhai the Great Ishaan Randeria Nakshatra Entertainment, Siddharth Randeria Productions est. ₹15 crore (US$1.8 million) [3]

Releases

January – March

Opening Name Genre Director Cast Source
9 January Aa Te Kevi Dunniya Comedy Tejas Padia Raj Jatania, Yatin Parmar, Kinjal Pandya, Rajkumar Kanojia [4]
13 February Sachi Preet Karnara Duniyathi Darta Nathi Romance action Haresh Patel Umesh Barot, Trishla Shaha [5]
27 February Chaki Kahe Chaka Jo Baka Romantic comedy Utpal Modi Preyshi Nayak, Nishith Brahmbhatt, Khyati Madhoo, Mukesh Rai [6][7]
Canvas: Rang Jindagi Na Drama Vijay K Patel Chirag Modi, Pooja Nayak, Umang Acharya, Chini Musadiya [8]
6 March Thakor No. 1 Drama Bhagwan Vaghela Jagdish Thakor, Prinal Oberoi, Marjina Diwan [9]
13 March Dikri Ne Na Desho Koi Pardesh Drama Subhash J. Shah Kiran Kumar, Hiten Kumar, Ishwar Thakor, Pinal Oberoi [10]
20 March Agni Pariksha Drama Nilesh Indu, Maruti Mohite Prinal Oberoi, Krupa Shah, Ravi Sharma, Jagdish Thakor [11]

April – June

Opening Name Genre Director Cast Source
3 April Hu Pujaran Sajan Tara Premni Drama Mahesh Raval Ishwar Smikar, Chandan Rathod, Jannat Chauhan, Nishant Pandya, Riya Panchal [12]
15 May Kaydo Drama Atul Makwana Kiran Kumar, Naresh Kanodia, Hitu Kanodia, Mina Kanwar [13]
22 May Sajan Tara Vina Suni Jindagi Drama action romance Manoj Dobariya Kiran Acharya, Marjina Diwan, Shrikant Soni, Jeet Upendra [14]
27 May Radha Chudlo Perje Mara Naam No Drama-Romance Ranjeet Herma Vikram Thakor, Mamta Soni, and Abhay Harpal [15]

July – September

Opening Name Genre Director Cast Source
3 July Saibo Maro Saat Janam No Action Ramesh Solanki Jayant Kadiwar, Guddu Rana, Jetsi Muliyasiya, Kiran Acharya [16]
10 July Premji: Rise of a Warrior Drama Vijaygiri Bava Abhimanyu Singh, Happy Bhavsar, Mehul Solanki, Aarohi Patel [17]
Dikro Maro Vahal No Varasdar Drama, Romance Vasant Narkar Jeet Upendra, Chini Raval, Mehul Bhuj, Mitesh Darji, Priya Dhariya, Jitu Pandya [18]
17 August Bewafa Sajan Drama Bhagwan Vaghela Mamata Soni, Jagdish Thakor [19]
21 August Mavtar Pehla Male Mane Maut Drama Firoz Khan Ishwar Thakur, Tina Patel and Dinkar Upadhyay [20]
28 August Desh Ni Koi Sarahad Prem Ne Roki Shakti Nathi Drama Govindbhai Patel Vikram Thakor, Tanushri, Hina Rajput, Ratan Rangwani, Chandan Rathod [21]
18 September Gujjubhai the Great Comedy Ishaan Randeria Siddharth Randeria, Swati Shah, Dipna Patel, Jimit Trivedi [22]
Taro Sur Mara Geet: Ek Sangeetmay Prem Katha Drama Manish Chaudhari Kiran Acharya, Naresh Kanodia, Hiten Kumar, Jitu Pandya [23][24]
24 September Amdavad Ma Famous Documentary Hardik Mehta Zaid [25]
25 September Bas Ek Chance Drama Kirtan Patel Parth Oza, Raunaq Kamdar, Shital Shah, Shaina Shah [26]

October – December

Opening Name Genre Director Cast Source
2 October The Lady Dabang Action Vasant Narkar Altaf, Hemangini, Firoz Irani, Hemangini Kach [27]
9 October Night Out Drama Aamir Jasdanwala Meet Sudani, Siddhi Jain, Aamir Jasdanwala, Jayati Doshi [28]
12 November Avtar Dharine Aavu Chu Drama Atmaram Thakor Vikram Thakor, Komal Thacker, Prashant Barot, Pooja Soni [29]
20 November Chhello Divas Comedy Krishnadev Yagnik Malhar Thakar, Mitra Gadhvi, Jay Reddy, Yash Soni, Janki Bodiwala [30]

See also

References

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