By Jilawatan

By Jilawatan

Kareena Kapoor has won the ‘Worst Actress’ award at Bollywood’s version of the Razzies for her performance in Kambakkht Ishq.

The internationally-shot action-comedy film, about an Indian stuntman in Hollywood, was also named ‘Worst Film’ at the second annual Golden Kela ceremony.

Cameos from Sylvester Stallone and Denise Roberts in the movie won them the ‘Have You Gone Nuts?’ award.

On its release, the film garnered several bad reviews, despite having been delayed several times due to extensive post-production work.

Critic Noyon Jyoti Parasara described the film as having “a worryingly bad script, horrible screenplay, traumatising dialogues and unpleasant music”.

By Jilawatan

‘Kambakkht Ishq’ which starred some Hollywood personalities, has been voted the worst film of 2010, wits its heroine Kareena Kapoor being voted the worst actor in the Second Annual Golden Kela Awards held over the weekend.

Actor Harman Baweja and director Ashutosh Gowariker won the worst awards in their respective categories for the film “What’s Your Rashi”.

Interestingly, Hollywood stars Sylvester Stallone and Denise Richards won the ‘Bawra Ho Gaya Hai Ke’ award for ‘Kambakkht Ishq’. The avant garde filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar won the ‘Bas Kijiye Bahut Ho Gaya Award’, asking him to stop making films.

By Jilawatan

Kareena Kapoor has won the ‘Worst Actress’ award at Bollywood’s version of the Razzies for her performance in Kambakkht Ishq.

The internationally-shot action-comedy film, about an Indian stuntman in Hollywood, was also named ‘Worst Film’ at the second annual Golden Kela ceremony.

Cameos from Sylvester Stallone and Denise Roberts in the movie won them the ‘Have You Gone Nuts?’ award.

On its release, the film garnered several bad reviews, despite having been delayed several times due to extensive post-production work.

Critic Noyon Jyoti Parasara described the film as having “a worryingly bad script, horrible screenplay, traumatising dialogues and unpleasant music”.

By Jilawatan

Boney Kapoor is maha excited. Not over Wanted, his September blockbuster that got close to Rs 40 crore billing, but by his January releaseMilenge Milenge — which is the last time you will see Kareena Kapoor and Shahid Kapoor romantically paired on screen.

I don’t have to tell you the film’s been in the making for a while, but Boney is confident it will be successful. “I can feel it in my bones,” he said emphatically, “why should it not work, it’s a good love story, it’s got fantastic music.” But what about the chemistry between Kareena and Shahid, I asked. “That’s there,” Boney declared, “besides, once the lights are off in the theatre, you forget whether they are a couple or not, and they become characters.”