While the purist definition of B Grade (sleaze and ghosts) was represented by titles like Mastizaade , the broader definition of "low-quality cinema" included big misfires like Mr. X and MSG-2 . These films serve as a reminder that despite Bollywood's push for "100 Crore Club" prestige, the demand for low-brow, sensationalist entertainment remained high in 2015.

These titles blend supernatural elements with soft-core sequences.

These films featured recognizable actors and decent budgets but are classified as B Grade due to poor storytelling, regressive themes, and critical failure. They are often referred to as "flops" or "massy films" that lacked the sophistication of urban multiplex cinema.

Words like Doodh (Milk), Raat (Night), Garam (Hot), and Andar (Inside) were used heavily.

: Directed by K.C. Bokadia, this film stars Mallika Sherawat and deals with a woman's attempt to blackmail a politician to gain power. It was considered a major box-office disappointment.

Note: The following list is compiled from archival trade magazines (Trade Guide, Super Cinema) and digital release logs from 2015.

This list includes films that were either marketed for their bold content or fell into the lower-budget category often associated with "B-grade" status during that period:

: A horror film released in late 2015 featuring a classic supernatural trope where a group of young adventurers enters a jinxed, abandoned plot. It is noted for its focus on the youth audience, featuring spooky elements and future predictions.