Alright peoples, share the movies you regret watching.
I’ll start:
Khichri. My baast fraand recommended this to me. It was some wild, junglee khichri that was hard to stomach. To this day I don’t get how she found it funny. To this day I haven’t forgiven her. Luckily for her she moved overseas soon after making me watch it…so she got away.
Matrubhumi. Did not have the stomach to watch all of it. Thought I’d try an unconventional art movie. It was about what society would be like without women. When they showed a pubescent boy being passed off as a bride to a guy…I felt weirded out and didn’t feel like watching any further.
I remember we all friends went to cinema to watch the film. The songs were good and we thought the film would be good timepass. But $hit acting, direction and no sense at all. I still regret watching this film.
The only good thing I remember was the "red lobia" chaat we ate in front of Cirose Cinema Rawalpindi. Yummy!
@redvelvet
I second Matrubhumi, I was in my early 20s when I first saw at and felt physically ill afterwards
Another one that still haunts me is 'Pittah' (Sanjay Dutt)
@redvelvet
I second Matrubhumi, I was in my early 20s when I first saw at and felt physically ill afterwards
Another one that still haunts me is 'Pittah' (Sanjay Dutt)
Wait..... U actually made it to the end of the movie before feeling sick? I couldn't make it a quarter ways in even. When that pubescent lil boy was dressed as a girl and then exposed during the saath phairay.... that made me wonder many things. Like did the groom know he was marrying a lil boy? Would the boy have been sexually abused later on? Did the lil boy have any idea what he was getting into? Maybe the groom planned to take advantage of the boy and used the marriage as a cover up. If any of these questions were answered later on in the movie....I didn't wait to find out. :/ Ur braver than I am.
I recall pittah... Never watched all of it though and don't plan to. I think it's based on the movie A Time to Kill. I heard Mardani was good but I don't have the stomach for the graphic subject of human trafficking.
Wait..... U actually made it to the end of the movie before feeling sick? I couldn't make it a quarter ways in even. When that pubescent lil boy was dressed as a girl and then exposed during the saath phairay.... that made me wonder many things. Like did the groom know he was marrying a lil boy? Would the boy have been sexually abused later on? Did the lil boy have any idea what he was getting into? Maybe the groom planned to take advantage of the boy and used the marriage as a cover up. If any of these questions were answered later on in the movie....I didn't wait to find out. :/ Ur braver than I am.
I recall pittah... Never watched all of it though and don't plan to. I think it's based on the movie A Time to Kill. I heard Mardani was good but I don't have the stomach for the graphic subject of human trafficking.
I watched it till the end, but took me 2/3 times to finish....I couldn't watch it in one go. I remember pacing back and forth around the house with anger and disgust.....my back then 23 year old mind couldn't fathom such issues. TBH nothing absolutely surprises me anymore in people. Nothing at all
brilliant movie thi