Not Kajol or Raveena Tandon, Ajay Devgn gave most hit films with this actress, her name is...
The pairing of Ajay Devgn and these Bollywood heroines has been liked on screen. But the surprising thing is that the pairing of Ajay and his wife Kajol gave the most flops. Ajay Devgn and Raveena Tandon have done four films. Out of these, Dilwale was a hit. Divya Shakti, Ek Hi Raasta were average. While the film Gair was a flop. However, this pair became a superhit with Dilwale. The songs were also hits.
The pair of Ajay Devgn and Karisma Kapoor worked together in five films. Their films Jigar and Suhaag were hits, while Shaktimaan and Dhanwan flopped. The film named Sangram earned an average.
Ajay Devgn and Sonakshi Sinha have worked together in three films. In this list, their film Son of Sardaar was a hit. The film Action Jackson proved to be a flop, and Bhuj earned an average.
Ajay Devgn and Kajol are one of the most favourite jodis. Both of them worked in 9 films out of which most of them were flops. Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha, Ishq and Tanhaji were hits. The first film Hulchul, Dil Kya Kare were average. And Gundaraj, Raju Chacha, U Me Aur Hum, Toonpur Ka Superhero were flops.
Ajay Devgn and Kareena Kapoor have worked together in 7 films. Most of their films were successful at the box office. Omkara, Golmaal Returns, Golmaal 3, Singham Returns and Singham Again were hits and superhits. Yuva was average, and Satyagraha proved to be a flop.
Ajay Devgn and Tabu have worked in a total of 9 films. Both gave hit and blockbuster films like Vijaypath, Haqeeqat, Drishyam, Golmaal Again, De De Pyar De, Drishyam 2. And Takshak, Fitoor flopped. Apart from this, their last film Bhola was average at the box office.
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