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Mollywood hits and flops, 2017

Every Mollywood film released in 2017 with a cost and a gross on record, graded on gross against cost six weeks after release. Blockbuster is three times its cost and up, hit is one and a half, average is one, and anything under one is a flop. 12 of the year's releases have both figures.

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#FilmCostTookReturnVerdict
1The Great Father2017-03-30$922K$8M8.3×Blockbuster
2Jomonte Suvisheshangal2017-01-19$1M$7M6.7×Blockbuster
3Ezra2017-02-10$2M$8M5.1×Blockbuster
4Angamaly Diaries2017-03-03$610K$3M5.0×Blockbuster
5Godha2017-05-19$700K$3M4.4×Blockbuster
6Ramaleela2017-09-28$2M$8M3.9×Blockbuster
7Rakshadhikari Baiju (Oppu)2017-04-21$550K$2M3.6×Blockbuster
8Sunday Holiday2017-07-14$625K$2M3.5×Blockbuster
9Take Off2017-03-24$1M$4M3.0×Hit
10CIA: Comrade In America2017-05-05$1M$4M2.8×Hit
11Sakhavu2017-04-14$780K$2M2.8×Hit
12Adam Joan2017-09-01$2M$3M1.2×Average
The method, in full

How a verdict is reached

Blockbuster
Gross of at least 3× cost and up what the film cost to make.
Hit
Gross of at least 1.5× what the film cost to make.
Average
Gross of at least 1× what the film cost to make.
Flop
Anything that did not return its cost. under 1×.

Budget and gross as reported on TMDB A film is graded 42 days after release, so a run still in cinemas is not called early, and a film with no budget on record cannot be graded at all.