5 Guilty Pleasure Bollywood Movies We Love But Never Accept

There are some movies that we don’t really think are worth watching, but we still love them and watch them every time. We love them, but we hate them, right? We all have our own list of finicky, pointless content that is still likable. No complexity, no logic, just entertainment, entertainment, entertainment. Movie choices don’t necessarily have to be sophisticated or ideal.

Here’s a list of some guilty pleasure movies we love but can’t accept publicly.

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1. Style

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stylefeaturing Sherman Joshi, Sahil Khan, Liya Sen and Sirpi Sharma, was released in theaters in 2001. style is a cringe comedy movie and definitely a guilty pleasure for us. style Two mischievous boys who want to impress two women become prime suspects in the murder of a woman.

2. Tara Ram Pum

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we haven’t seen Tara Ram Phum Whether it’s action, romance, or comic scenes, we’re watching real-life gigantic drama. Tara Ram Phum have it all. The film stars lead actors Saif Ali Khan and Rani Mukerji, who have two children and create a screen-perfect family. So, Guilt Promax.

3. Tarzan: Wonder Car

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Tarzan: Wonder Car It may be a serious nonsense movie, but you secretly watched it on TV every time, right? An intelligent scientist who dies and reincarnates in a supercar. As kids, we focused more on car chasing scenes and humor rather than unrealistic visual effects. Their unrealistic stories may not be our ideal choice, but the movies are certainly fun to watch.

4. Main Prem Khi Diwani Hoon

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main prem ki diwani hoon It was released in 2003 and starred Hrithik Roshan, Kareena Kapoor and Abhishek Bachchan in lead roles. With animals that move exaggeratedly, main prem ki diwani hoon It convinced people that it was one of the most humiliating movies ever, but we love watching it. Hrithik and Kareena’s romantic scenes and overly dramatic storylines were also ravaged during that time.

5. Chennai Express

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Starring Deepika Padukone and Shah Rukh Khan Chennai Express It was a blockbuster, but it was arguably also a movie full of failures. The film had a strange, topsy-turvy twisty storyline. Plus, you can’t get over Deepika’s fake accent, right? For many, it’s still a movie to watch for its jokes and guilt!