One particular shot made us believe that the car is going to turn turtle as it almost gets overturned.Oscar night is the night of highest honour anyone in Hollywood can hope to receive. But in the process the car is compelled to fly in the air. She tries to dodge the enemy successfully. Zoya (Katrina Kaif) is driving the car with Tiger (Salman Khan) as her co-passenger. But one particular scene really made us cringe. This is a great entertainer without doubt. Woh excitement mein Hindustani bhool gaya ki kab woh Chinese border mein ghoos gaya”. The tourist repulses as expected and he tries to justify his action by saying, “Sorry, sorry. What takes the cake according to us is Taj (Shekhar Suman) learning about the marriage of his munh-boli-niece Bhoomi (Aditi Rao Hydari) and in excitement, hugging a Chinese tourist, a female one obviously. This film’s treatment was very 90s types and had plenty of awkward sequences. The climax monologue of Haseena made no impact and in fact, it became atrocious thanks to the shot of the judge, who seemed impressed with her unexciting speech. This film was a very lame attempt in showing Haseena Parkar in a positive light. But nothing of that sort happens, which makes this sequence all the more confusing and embarrassing. Still, we thought that Harry’s backstory will be shown later and that would justify Harry’s crying. He breaks down and says something in Punjabi that we couldn’t get despite multiple viewing. But all hopes are dashed in the sequence where Harry (Shah Rukh Khan) wakes up and gets overwhelmed when he sees Sejal (Anushka Sharma) unintentionally cuddling up to him. The film doesn’t start off very well but you still give it a chance, hoping it would get better as it progresses. And that’s not all, she falters but Munna keeps dancing and in the second attempt, he manages to complete the stunt. But that doesn’t seem to affect him at all and it’s only when Dolly (Nidhhi Agerwal) tries to do a stunt and puts her feet on his knee that he feels the pain. He ends up dancing there and just to remind you guys, the bullet is still lodged inside him, in his knees. But instead of going to the hospital, he heads to the airport and reaches Mumbai where a dance competition is going on. We couldn’t believe our eyes when we saw Munna (Tiger Shroff) getting shot in Delhi. Sabbir Khan took lot of cinematic liberties in his previous films but with Munna Michael, he tried to push the envelope even further. What made matters worse was that others emoted very well in that scene – from Om Puri to Zhu Zhu to Brijendra Kala to even child actor Matin Rey Tangu! The scene where Laxman (Salman Khan) cries when he hears about his brother’s (Sohail Khan) death looked fake and there were reports of people laughing in theatres in that said sequence. Salman Khan was extremely endearing in Bajrangi Bhaijaan but in Tubelight, he went off track at places. The manner in which Saaiba (Kriti Sanon) and Jilaan (Sushant Singh Rajput)’s love blossoms while they are chasing each other and mouthing dialogues that were difficult to comprehend made for a sad watch. This scene was riddled with weird moments from start to finish but what took the cake was the flashback sequence. It turned out to be the most embarrassing sequence of Indian Cinema arguably and we couldn’t stop laughing in the theatre! But alas, they did and how! The face of Bill is plastered on some body double with the help of a badly-done VFX job. The film was helmed by a huge studio like Balaji and we really thought that they won’t go wrong with this sequence.

This dragging, slow scene is laughable and in fact, it made a mockery of the ghastly Jallianwalla Bagh massacre.Įver since we knew the film was launched, we were intrigued as to how Mohit Suri and team would depict the crucial Bill Gates sequence. It involves the friendly ghost (Anushka Sharma) finally meeting the man whom she loved (Diljit Dosanjh). Phillari never went on a high but it did go on a real low in the climax. What made matters worse is that it was supposed to be a funny sequence. We can’t help but feature this film again thanks to the other embarrassing sequence, comprising the molestation of Badri. After this disgusting scene, the makers expected us to sympathize for Badri and for many, it was just not possible. The sequence where Badri (Varun Dhawan) abducts Vaidehi (Alia Bhatt) forcibly, stuffs her inside the trunk of his car for probably 10-15 minutes takes the cake. Humpty Sharma K Dulhania was quite an entertainer but Badrinath Ki Dulhania boasted of many embarrassing scenes, especially in the second half. Saif Ali Khan walking on the sides of the bridge like a trapeze artist was not a good way to end this film at all. The ending could have been quite impactful.

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