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As 2015 comes to an end, the internet is full of top 10 lists that sum up the year gone by. Now that we have listed our favourites, it is time to name the worst. While 2015 saw some great stories onscreen, and a few debutante directors and actors one-upped the stars with their brilliant offerings, it also had its share of badly made films which were a torture to sit through. Bear with us for the last time as we jog your memory and bring you the worst of the worst from 2015.
1. Tevar (January) The year started with Arjun Kapoor-Sonakshi Sinha-starrer Tevar. While Sonakshi Sinha has become a regular in meaningless ‘entertainers’, it was surprising to see a talented actor like Manoj Bajpayee waste his prowess on something as pathetic as Amit Sharma’s venture. The story of two goons fighting over a girl when the girl doesn’t love either of them is not a novel torture in Hindi cinema. The non-existent plot made it so much worse.
2. MSG (February and September )
Gurmeet Singh Ram Rahim Ji Insan wrote, directed and played the lead role in his debut film Messenger of God and its sequel. He was the love charger, ghost-rider, superpower, vigilante, bomber, painter, healer, father… and much more rolled into one twice over. It was not a film, it was an “advertisement of his ‘humanitarian’ deeds and the political clout he’s never tried to hide,” as Rohit Vats wrote in his review.
3. Roy (February)
Ranbir Kapoor had a series of disappointments at the BO with Bombay Velvet, Roy and last year’s Besharam. What was really annoying about Roy was the fact that it pretended to be too intelligent. Director Vikramjit Singh’s Roy, that starred Arjun Rampal and Jacqueline Fernandes in lead roles, was actually a self-indulgent, lazy and confused movie.
4. Ek Paheli Leela (April)
Sunny Leone played a double role in Bobby Khan’s directorial venture that encashed on the porn star-turned-actor’s ‘sexy image’. Sadly, the filmmakers didn’t even bother to invest in a story now that they had Sunny. From cheesy lines to sexy and vulgar dance moves, the director was much too focused on getting the whistles from the front bench to worry about the rest.
5. Bombay Velvet (May)
One of the biggest disappointments this year was Anurag Kashyap’s Bombay Velvet. With the acclaimed director working with stars like Ranbir Kapoor and Anushka Sharma, expectations were sky high. The only saving grace, however, was Karan Johar as the film’s villain. You do not expect someone like Kashyap to deliver a film full of cliches, but the film’s mega budget seems to have bogged him down.
6. All Is Well (July)
Rishi Kapoor teamed up with Rohit Shetty and Abhishek Bachchan for this apology of a comic caper, All Is Well. From stereotypes to sad attempts of jokes, Umesh Shukla ensured his audience repented their decision of going to the theatre.
7. Calendar Girls (September)
Madhur Bhandarkar’s latest venture where he explored the world of, well, calender girls, was another disappointing affair we had to deal with this year. Most of the film was about close-ups of female anatomy and the rest was a bland narration about judging the characters of the said females - you are good only if you are not too ambitious. Thanks Mr Bhandarkar, but please save the lecture!
8. Singh Is Bling (October)
Akshay Kumar’s Singh Is King was a good entertainer and managed to make a decent collection at the box office. The sequel, however, was possibly the worst of puerile humour Bollywood could have offered. Like most of the ‘entertainers’ of our film industry, the film had no story and was a torture to say the least.
9. Prem Ratan Dhan Payo (November)
Sooraj Barjatya’s latest venture appeared like the perfect film you want to watch with your friends and family. On closer inspection, it was a rehash of everything boring and bling-y from the ’90s. The Salman Khan and Sonam Kapoor-starrer took us to the era and forced us to live through it once again *shudder*.
10. Dilwale (December)
The year ended with yet another mind-numbing entertainer. Rohit Shetty had the brilliant idea of encashing on Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge completing 20 years. He brought together Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol in a film so illogical, it even failed by Shetty’s standards.
What were the worst of films that you had to sit through? Share your thoughts in the comment box below.
baru jer balik dari nonton mobie nie tadi.... hati kuat nak nonton sebab iols mmg suka gandingan SRK n Kajol ... teruja biler meliat kelibat kajol selepas ~20 min citer berjalan ...
for me ... citer ni teramat menghiburkan ... tak heavy sesangat. Tapi pengarah bijak sebab menyelitkan humor in between sebab percintaan antara Meera dan Kaali terlampau berat dan sarat ngan emosi ... sumthing yang unavoidable pasai gandingan SRK n Kajol ... chemistry in between the 2 mmg menjadi sesangat ... biler dua bintang ni digabungkan dalam citer bertemakan percintaan ... mmg jiwa akan meruntun ...
mmg iols tak menyangka langsung ... perjalanan dan perceritaan awal percintaan antara meera dan kaali bukan sesuatu yang semula jadi tetapi merupakan sesuatu yang telah dirancang dan dicatur oleh meera. tetapi sapa tahu ... biler hati dah suka dan ikhlas untuk menyintai sesorang ... nak lari macam mana pun, akan tetap terbayang oang yang kita dah suka ...
scene dimana cinta kaali dikhianati dan dilukai, masih lagi ingin mengejar meera semata mata untuk memberitahu meera yang dia sememangnya masih lagi menyintai meera ... frankly spiking, mata iols dah panas dan berair biler kaali beritahu meera ... yang dia teramat menyintai meera .. tetapi menyuruh meera jangan sekali muncul lagi depannya .. atau dia akan dibunuh .... dan sekali gus menyebabkan meera pula yang terasa ... sebab meera sendiri pun dah jatuh cinta dengan kaali ... pergh.... mmg kacau jiwa biler meliat babak babak nie ... huhuh...
satu lagi scene yang betul betul menyentuh hati biler veer bertemu dengan meera ... dan meera meminta veer untuk meninggalkan kaali sekiranya veer berkahwin dengan Ishu. betapa dalamnya cinta veer terhadap ishu, permintaan tersebut teramat berat sekali untuk dipenuhi ... sehingga veer sanggup melepaskan ishu daripada meninggalkan kaali ... saat veer melangkah pergi, meera seperti ingin melepaskan amarahnya dengan menyatakan yang kaali tu bukan abang kandung veer ... pergh... can feel what veer feel during that time ... mmg panas jer mata menahan air mata dari mengalir huhuhuh...
Iols tak kisah apa orang komen pasai mobie nie .. recycle ker ... tak dok idea layen ker ... bagi iols, mobie ni mmg menepati cita rasa iols. sebab gandingan SRK and Kajol dalam mobie ni mmg menjadi sesangat. permainan emosi antara mereka berdua mmg berhasil ... can feel that intense dan stress feeling .... mujur director bijak menyelitkan banyak humor dalam mobie ni. kalo tak ... mmg mobie ni akan sarat dengan permainan emosi antara kaali dan meera ...
Overall... iols bagi mobie ni 8.8 bintang out of 10 ....
Post time 2-1-2016 12:49 AMFrom the mobile phone|Show all posts
Dah tengoj citer nih tadi.....nasib baik gi beli tiket awal jam 11.00 utk tayangan jam 3.00....mmg penuh tinggal seat depan jer
Oklah best citer nih....ada babak sedih emosi lawak semua.....bab paling sedih masa veer pilih abg dia walaupun tahu yg abg dia tuh bukan abg kandung.....dan sanggup tinggalkan kekasihnye ishu.....
Tp masa scene lawan tuh sound effects dia kuat sgt....dan yg kelakarnye masa dah habis citer nih...akak dah nak bangun tapi anak suruh tunggu jap.....ruper2nye time tuh baru keluar lagu tukur tukur tuh....
Post time 31-12-2015 10:24 AM
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