10 Indonesian Box Office Films 2025, 'JUMBO' Breaks Records

Kapanlagi.com - The year 2025 is a remarkable period for the Indonesian film industry. Cinemas in the country are enlivened by a series of local films that successfully attract millions of viewers.

Various genres dominate, ranging from family animation, absurd comedy, romantic drama, to horror that highlights myths and social realities. The enthusiasm of the audience is reflected in the extraordinary achievements of several titles.

This success proves that the works of local filmmakers can compete and offer high-quality entertainment. These films also present reflections on family, love, and trust. KLovers, check out the full story here!

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1. Jumbo, The King of Indonesia's Box Office 2025

Trailer snippet of the movie Jumbo - YouTube//Visinema Pictures

The animated film JUMBO has successfully broken the record as the highest-grossing Indonesian film of 2025. This work by Ryan Adriandhy has managed to gather 10,233,002 viewers.

This achievement makes JUMBO the highest-grossing Indonesian film of all time, surpassing KKN DI DESA PENARI and FROZEN 2 as the highest-grossing animated films in Indonesia.

The film tells the story of Don, a 10-year-old orphan who is often underestimated because of his large size. He finds inspiration from a fairy tale book inherited from his parents to participate in a talent show.

JUMBO also carries a strong message about friendship, family, and the importance of standing up against bullying. The film stars Prince Poetiray, Quinn Salman, Bunga Citra Lestari, and Ariel NOAH.

JUMBO has not only been successful domestically but is also showing in 17 other countries, including Malaysia, Singapore, and Russia, starting June 2025.

2. A Bit Different: Igniting My Passion!, A Comedy That Makes Millions Laugh

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The second position in the list of the highest-grossing Indonesian films of 2025 is held by A BIT DIFFERENT: IGNITING MY PASSION!. This film has successfully garnered 9,525,928 viewers as of December 29, 2025. This comedy franchise asserts its strength in the film industry.

The second film from the A Bit Different franchise centers on four police officers whose careers are at risk. They are assigned to infiltrate a nursing home to find the murderer of the mayor's child.

This film stars Indra Jegel, Boris Bokir, Bene Dion, and Oki Rengga, known for their distinctive humor.

3. The Mystery of the Haunted Sugar Factory

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In third place, the film SUGAR FACTORY managed to attract a total of 4,726,760 viewers. This mystery horror film is set in an old sugar factory that holds many dark secrets.

The story revolves around a group of seasonal workers who experience terror and tragic accidents stemming from an angry spirit kingdom.

This film produced by MD Pictures stars Arbani Yasiz as Fadhil, Ersya Aurelia as Endah, and Erika Carlina as Naning.

4. Disaster at Mount Gede, Horror Terror at High Altitude

Poster of the film Disaster at Mount Gede - Credit: Starvision Plus

Still themed around horror, DISASTER AT MOUNT GEDE has attracted 3,242,843 viewers.

This film tells the story of the climb of two friends, Maya Azka (Arla Ailani) and Ita (Adzana Ashel), to Mount Gede.

The climb turns terrifying after Ita climbs while menstruating, violating local beliefs.

5. Sore: Wife from the Future, A Romantic Story Full of Meaning

Film Trailer Snippet Evening - YouTube/Cerita Films

The romantic drama film SORE: WIFE FROM THE FUTURE has been watched by 3,119,896 viewers.

This story tells of Sore, a mysterious woman from the future who comes to change Jonathan's life.

The film explores past wounds, the meaning of second chances, and the importance of self-love.

Directed by Yandy Laurens, this film stars Sheila Dara Aisha as Sore and Dion Wiyoko as Jonathan.

6. Komang, A Love Drama Across Beliefs That Drains Emotions

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KOMANG ranks sixth with about 3,002,303 viewers.

This romantic drama film proves that this genre still has a strong audience base.

The story highlights the struggle of love between Ode (Kiesha Alvaro) from Buton and Ade (Aurora Ribero) from Bali.

They face differences in religion and family approval, inspired by the true story of singer Raim Laode.

7. The Way Home, A Family Horror with Cultural Touches

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The film THE WAY HOME is in seventh place with approximately 2,812,047 viewers.

The combination of horror and family drama in this film manages to reach a broader audience segment.

This film tells the story of a mother named Lastini (Luna Maya) trying to heal her daughter, Arum (Saskia Chadwick), from a deadly illness that appears every birthday.

THE WAY HOME also showcases traditional rituals from various regions as an effort to combat ghost terror.

8. Unique Collaboration of Kang Solah from Kang Mak x Nenek Gayung

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KANG SOLAH FROM KANG MAK X NENEK GAYUNG ranks eighth with approximately 2,500,018 viewers. This film demonstrates that collaborations of popular characters are still effective in attracting public interest.

9. Qodrat 2 and The Siege at Bukit Duri Complete the Box Office List

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In ninth place is the film QODRAT 2 with 2,211,968 viewers.

This religious horror sequel continues the story of Ustadz Qodrat (Vino G. Bastian) in his battle against the demons that possess his loved ones.

Meanwhile, THE SIEGE AT BUKIT DURI garnered around 1,893,516 viewers, completing the top ten list of the Indonesian Box Office 2025.

This action-thriller film tells the story of a teacher caught in a conflict of violence and social chaos, trying to save his family.

The year 2025 has been a spectacular year for the Indonesian film industry. This success is marked by an increase in the quality of actors, original storylines, and increasingly stunning cinematography techniques.

Audience support is the key to continually advancing national filmmaking. With an increasing variety of genres and improved production quality, the future of Indonesian cinema looks brighter.

(kpl/ums)