India's worst film had more than 25 kissing scenes, was a superflop, the actress left Bollywood forever

Bollywood news. Kissing sequences often raise the temperature in the film. Kissing scenes are common in cinema, but sometimes filmmakers increase the kissing scenes so much that sometimes the entire film gets ruined. However, it is worth noting that whenever we hear the word 'kissing', only one name comes to our mind and that is none other than Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi. Emraan Hashmi, known as the 'Serial Kisser of Bollywood', was famous for his intimate scenes in the mid-2000s. But what if we tell you that some other actor has also left behind Imran's kissing record on screen?

India's worst film with 30 kisses…

In the film we are talking about today, there were about 30 lip-lock scenes in just one film. Yes! You read it right, only in one movie. The film was based on a horror-thriller and yet, the film proved to be a huge disaster at the box office. Apart from the box office collection, the film was one of the worst films made in India.

This strange record made a film like Murder…

The film we are talking about is 3G- A Killer Connection, which is a 2013 horror-thriller in which Neil Nitin Mukesh and Sonal Chauhan played important roles. Although the film did not do well at the box office, it attracted a lot of attention after its release. This film was in the news because of its 30 kissing scenes. This strange record left behind a film like Murder, which was known for the kissing scene of Emraan Hashmi and Mallika Sherawat.

What makes 3G the worst film of India?

The film premiered on 15 March 2013. Due to negative reviews by critics and audiences, the film became the worst-performing film of 2013. 3G received only a 12% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, making it one of the worst Indian films. Apart from this, IMDb gave the film only 3.6 rating out of 10.

Disastrous box office collection of 3G

3G – A Killer Connection was made on a modest budget of Rs 13 crore, but due to its negative impact, the film could earn only Rs 5.48 crore (net gross). If we look at the global collection, the film earned only Rs 7.45 crore.

Did Sonal Chauhan leave Bollywood after 3G disaster?

After the poor performance of 3G, Sonal Chauhan was so hurt by this film that she quietly distanced herself from Bollywood and started working in other languages. However, three years after the release of 3G, Sonal made a comeback to Bollywood with JP Dutta's Paltan.