Bollywood’s Biggest Flop: ₹115 Cr Budget, ₹43 Cr Box Office!

Worst Bollywood Movies: There are films that can ruin your mood even when you are feeling positive. Let us review a movie in the Bollywoodw which had big stars in it, but does not seem to have featured any characters. The moment someone watched this film, he or she would start banging their head screaming out of frustration which tells a lot about this movies. Bollywoofd seems to perform have got Boner casted within. 

This movie does seem like is meant for ‘one might watch ltr' but does tell like it was intended to become a franchise. Voila this film goes out on some random gentleman who with the help of a modern wizard goes around taking selfies with statues. Not log does he encounter a few, but rather I am indeed positive that if I steer it right, I would be shocked out of my shoes only to watch an entire planet full of modern like wizards that propels selfies into history. Anyway, fans were more than excited to waiting for it, mixed feelings were going through everyone's mind, but as soon as this movie was released, it almost made people tremble watching it hoping looking looking at it through closed fingers. gercises crunchy was relaxed something desperately got one leg up balancing themselves on their seat trying to change their angle while watching it. 

The name of this movie is ‘Bombay Velvet’ . It consisted of 6 stars in this movie which seemed to stretch on for what felt like forever and went for 2 hours and 29 minutes. The actors were Ranbir Kapoor, Anushka Sharma, and Karan Johar, and KK Menon, whose names feature underlying themes of domestic violence and moods in all of their films feel intertwined. However, there were also other legendary people that were granted to enhance the movie as well, rather slump average characters off and lessen its value to poorly capturing and cancel Vicky Kaushal and Raveena Tandon.

What is the backstory to Bombay Velvet?

This film revolves around the book ‘Mumbai Fables’ written by Gyan Prakash. This story takes place in Mumbai during the 1960s. In this story, Ranbir Kapoor plays boxer John Balraj while Anushka Sharma plays jazz singer Rosie. The movie captures the struggle between their aspirations and the hard reality that falls in front of them.

The biggest letdown

If rumors are to be correct, there was a design to this film where multiple sequels were supposed to be made. The latter parts would include John Abraham, Aamir Khan, and Shahrukh Khan. The only issue was that Dany Boyle had some other intentions with the project. After that, Anurag Kashyap decided to scrap everything else.