5 Reasons why Bollywood Movies Flop:TMK case study - Page 2

agree with all the points😳

Hey I agree with whatever u have said:)

Originally posted by: lensahunte08

I love Akki too. He is the only actor who makes me laugh so hard. But now he's jokes are getting repetitive and noting he does in films makes me laugh now. He really needs to do something to get back on the top spot. I wish him the best and that's why I want him to change things around.

It was such a bad film. I felt sorry for Akshaye Khanna even though he had bad hair, he was the better actor in the film and then Katrina with her Sheila Ki Badnaami track I didn't like it anyway but she looked good but her acting so bad man so bad and that pathetic line "You dirty dog"and she was meant to be someone who was aspiring to be an actress

Akshay is a good comic actor, and has talent

Originally posted by: mz.jess

Akshay is a good comic actor, and has talent

we've seen that with his past films

 

Now he just need's a course in selecting Good Scripts

Yes he is def talented.

A part of me is actually very glad TMK flopped. Not because of anything I have against Katrina, or Farah or even Akshay really. I'm sure they've worked very hard on the film. But it's about time that filmmakers in India realized that the Indian audience is not as dumb as they seem to think they are. You can't just force anything down their throats and make moolah out of it. Akshay, I think, needed to learn this lesson the most. He's churned out a shocking number of unbelivably stupid movies in the past decade and somehow, most of them have worked (I have no earthly idea how). It seemed like his standards were getting lower and lower with each movie. Maybe the failure of TMK will actually make him realize that the Indian audience is tired of watching the same mindless comedies and wants something fresh.

Originally posted by: chatpati900

A part of me is actually very glad TMK flopped. Not because of anything I have against Katrina, or Farah or even Akshay really. I'm sure they've worked very hard on the film. But it's about time that filmmakers in India realized that the Indian audience is not as dumb as they seem to think they are. You can't just force anything down their throats and make moolah out of it. Akshay, I think, needed to learn this lesson the most. He's churned out a shocking number of unbelivably stupid movies in the past decade and somehow, most of them have worked (I have no earthly idea how). It seemed like his standards were getting lower and lower with each movie. Maybe the failure of TMK will actually make him realize that the Indian audience is tired of watching the same mindless comedies and wants something fresh.

Great comment, I completely agree! I hope Akshay realizes that he needs to show his versitality and choose scripts with actual plots and not just do these mindless comedies! But his lineup seems unimpressive with Thank You and Desi Boyz falling in the same genre as TMK and his other films. Patiala House might save him. 

^Yeah and the interesting part is that Akshay is actually a great actor and is pretty versatile if he wants to be. But because he's seen so much success in the comedy genre, he's restricted himself to just those type of films. It's worked for him so far (before TMK and CCTC) but I wish he'd realize that stereotyping himself gets really boring for the audience.

^^ I totally agree with you guys:)