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However, the film went off track in the second half while showing the dynamics between Rumi (Taapsee Pannu), her hubby Robbie (Abhishek Bachchan) and her former flame Vicky (Vicky Kaushal). It was a fine effort no doubt and performances were exemplary. If this is how the makers wanted to show Laila as ‘cool’, it backfired miserably.

Later, a guy unashamedly clicks her pictures without her consent and she appears all coy and shy. Her intro song ‘Gayee Kaam Se’ shows Laila teasing guys by throwing her lipstick-stained tissue towards them and encouraging them to follow her car. But the kind of behaviour she indulges in is questionable.

Laila (Tripti Dimri) is shown to be a flirt, which is fine. The beginning portion of this love story is an embarrassment of sorts. On top of that, he’s shown to be a Casanova and whose charm is such that apsaras from heaven like to roam and serenade around him. He struggles to do a good job and is let down by age and the poor script. Bobby Deol hammed but more than it was Dharmendra who put up an embarrassing act. This so-called comic caper was anything but funny. Instead, they applauded him for his ‘noble deed’! 8. He simply wanted to restore the flag on the windshield that was placed upside down! The onlookers out there had ran for their lives with his sliding stunt and we were hoping that keeping in mind the ‘trend’ nowadays, the genius boy would be lynched. When he realizes he’s out of reach, he takes a shortcut by sliding sideways on his bike on a railing, all shown horribly! Finally, he approaches the minister’s car and that’s when his agenda is revealed – he didn’t want to talk to the neta or do anything to him. Vasudev Shastri (Utkarsh) has been injured in his leg but that doesn’t stop from stealing a bicycle and running behind a minister’s convoy. This one stood out in terms of cringe-worthy VFX and forced patriotism. The launch of the star kid Utkarsh Sharma by papa Anil, Genius was riddled with some horrendous dialogues and scenes. Hence, all the scenes of Fanney Khan (Anil Kapoor) being surrounded by cops and media and threatening to kill Baby Singh (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan) if her daughter (Pihu Sand) is not allowed to sing were unbearable. Fanney Khan makers made the film quite serious and melodramatic and lost the plot. This was a remake of a Danish film, Everybody’s Famous, and it was a black comedy. The last 20-25 minutes of the film was entirely embarrassing. Instead of saying it the way it should be, our girl says ‘Isse dil nahi, Dell (laptop brand) khol ke dikhao’! This bit surely helped in product placement but word of mouth got heavily affected in the bargain.

Daisy Shah simply wanted to imply that Saqib Saleem should show Bobby Deol the video in his laptop, as part of their plan to poison the latter against Salman Khan. All can’t be featured here but we’ll point out at the most cringe-worthy one. After all, Daisy has mouthed too many absolute gems. Also, it achieved the status of so-bad-that-it-is-so-good status. Prior to the release, Daisy Shah’s ‘None of my business’ dialogue went viral. We can’t help but feature this film again. For the first 2-3 minutes, it was fun but later, it began to hurt the ears. Suddenly, the characters in the film began to speak in Bhojpuri for almost 10-12 minutes for no reason at all. I was reminded of this foolish and amusing incident while watching Race 3. And I was shocked to see the change in language, cursing my friend, for giving such a flawed file. At one point, I mistakenly changed the audio from English to Hindi and I didn’t even realize that I have done so. She replies that since her body consists of 65% water and that he loves her body, so this means that he loves water as well! We expected Aryan to break off with Rishma right there but instead he got impressed with this analogy and added that he loves her 100% and not just 65%! See it to believe it!įew years ago, I was watching a Hollywood film with a dual-audio print. Aryan is surprised and asks her to explain her stand. In this scene, Aryan (Vivan Bhatena) and his girlfriend cum business partner Rishma (Ihana Dhillon) are having a romantic moment by the pool. There are many such dialogues but the one in the beginning took the cake for us.

The atrocious one-liners made a lot of viewers squirm in their seats. Milap Zaveri writes some sharp and massy dialogues but with Hate Story IV, he went completely overboard. #2018Recap: 18 most embarrassing scenes and dialogues in Bollywood films this year Bollywood Hungama, in this special feature, collates a list of 18 such scenes and one-liners in Hindi films in 2018 that we felt were highly embarrassing. Every year, we come across films that cringe us from start to finish or have particular sequences or dialogues that make us want to bury our heads in shame.