There is a fake trade blog by the name BoxOfficeindia.com which is anonymously operated from US. The numbers that its posts are hilarious but its their commentary which are even worse. Check them below:
A new hilarious note from joker site is on Zoya Akhtar. They say znmd did not work when it was one of the highest grossers of 2011 and the best trending movie clearly showing that it was the most liked film of 2011 by paying public. Read the delusions below:
"There is absolutely nothing Indian in Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara and Dil Dhadakne Do be it culture or values despite being family films. Now the cast is weaker as its reported to be Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt. Zoya Akhtar who makes films on rich people is now making some sort of film on a poor rapper as probably thinks the below par results of earlier films were because they were on rich people so now will go poor which is laughable because the same problems in story telling and narrative will still probably be there if th European hat is on"
On Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander:
" it was even said the film has emotions but every film has emotions but the ones which live have characters that are relatable allowing the emotions to connect but there was no such thing in this film. "
Dil Chahta Hai:
"The fiasco with this film was not the box office but how a section of the industry followed the story telling style and narrative of this film despite rejection so instead of the tradition rooted desi Hindi film, this western style urban (so called cool) film which was not relatable to most was being attempted by many"
On Hrithik Roshan
"In 2006 he was about to be undisputed superstar and leave the Khan's behind after Krrish and Dhoom 2 but doing poor films like Jodhaa Akbar and Zindagi Na Milegi Dobaraa cost him badly"
On Shahid Kapoor
" Shahid Kapoor has pretty much eroded whatever following he had with the youth with bad films like Haider and Udta Punjab."
On Special 26 & Baby:
"Special 26 and Baby which did not do well despite the presence of Akshay Kumar and looked rip offs of some European or far east thrillers."
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