Which fund gives 25%+ returns with low risk over 10 years?

Straight answer: no fund can promise that combination, and anything marketed that way deserves suspicion. 25% a year for 10 years turns ₹1 lakh into ₹9.3 lakh — a 9x — which even legendary global investors rarely sustain. Indian equity's long-run reality is roughly 11–14% for diversified funds; the occasional fund prints 25%+ over a lucky stretch, but always with high volatility, and past streaks don't repeat on schedule.

The deeper point is that return and risk are the same dial: anything with 25% upside carries drawdowns that will, at some point, show you -30% on your statement. 'Low risk' and 'maximum return' is a product category that doesn't exist — what exists is maximising the return you get per unit of risk, which is what Sharpe and Sortino measure and what the Smart Score rewards.

If a calmer ride is the real goal, the practical filter is beta — how hard a fund swings versus the market. Below are today's lowest-beta large cap funds: not 25% machines, but funds built to fall less when things get ugly. Research, not investment advice.