This actor had almost 30 lip-lock scenes in just one film, and it’s not Emraan Hashmi’s Murder. Here’s why it’s the worst Indian film.
Kissing sequences often raise the temperature in the film. While kissing scenes are usually normalised in cinema, there are times when filmmakers overdo the kissing sequences sometimes destroying the entire film in the long run. However, it is worth mentioning that whenever we hear the term ‘kissing’ only one name comes to mind and it’s none other than Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi. Popularly known as the ‘serial kisser of Bollywood’ Emraan Hashmi was in his prime during the mid-2000s for his intimate scenes. But what if we tell you that another actor surpassed even Emraan’s kissing record on screens? Scroll down to find more details.
India’s worst film with 30 kisses is…
The film we are talking about today had nearly 30 lip-lock scenes in just one film. Yes! you read that right, in just one film. The film was based on a horror-thriller and still, the film was a huge disaster at the box office. Apart from earning at the Box Office, the film was among the worst films produced in India.
The film we are talking about is 3G – A Killer Connection, a 2013 horror-thriller that featured Neil Nitin Mukesh and Sonal Chauhan in pivotal roles. While the film didn’t do any magic at the box office, it still grabbed significant attention post-release. The film became a hot topic for its 30 kissing scenes. This bizarre record surpassed films like Murder which was known to have the most kissing sequences of Emraan Hashmi and Mallika Sherawat.
What makes 3G India’s worst film?
The film was premiered on March 15, 2013. Due to its negative review by the critics and the audience, the film became the worst performer of 2013. 3G only got a 12% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, making it one of the worst Indian films. Apart from that IMDb rated the film a mere 3.6 out of 10.
Disastrous box office collection of 3G
3G – A Killer Connection was made with a modest budget of Rs 13 crore, due to its negative impact the film managed to earn just Rs 5.48 crore (net gross). Looking at the global collection the film garnered just Rs 7.45 crore only.
After 3G disaster, did Sonal Chauhan quit Bollywood?
After the terrible run of 3G, Sonal Chauhan was traumatised by the film so much so that she silently faded from Bollywood and started working in other languages. However, Sonal made her comeback in Bollywood three years after the 3G release in JP Dutta’s Paltan.
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