Katrina Kaif, Ajay Devgn, Emraan Hashmi and more Bollywood actors who openly regretted doing certain roles

Katrina Kaif, Ajay Devgn, Emraan Hashmi, Govinda and Shahid Kapoor openly regretted doing certain roles or movies saying that they will never do it again. Take a look.

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Bollywood actors who openly regretted doing certain roles
Bollywood actors often shy away from admitting to their mistakes. But Katrina Kaif, Ajay Devgn, Emraan Hashmi, Govinda and Shahid Kapoor openly regretted doing certain roles or movies saying that they will never do it again. Take a look.

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Katrina Kaif in Boom — Image credit: Instagram
Katrina Kaif in Boom
Katrina Kaif had once said in an interview that she had signed Boom when she was in UK and didn't know how it would turned out to be for Indian audience. She had said that she will never do such movies in the future even if the filmmakers ask her to do.

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Shahid Kapoor in Vaah! Life Ho To Aisi
Shahid had once said about Vaah! Life Ho To Aisi, I think it was trying to be an international film and we didn’t have the kind of expertise to do that kind of computer graphics.
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Ajay Devgn in Himmatwaala
Ajay Devgn had criticised Sajid Khan's direction in Himmatwaala saying, I thought the film (Himmatwala) will be shot the way Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai was shot in retro style. What Sajid did is he took 80s film and shot it in 80s style only. Himmatwala would have worked if it would have been made in today's styling and punch lines but it went back in time.
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Emraan Hashmi in Good Boy Bad Boy
Emraan Hashmi had admitted to doing Good Boy Bad Boy to run his kitchen, however, he had said, Good Boy Bad Boy toh aisi movie thi ki kitchen hamesha ke liye band ho jaaye.
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Govinda in Kill Dil
Govinda had admitted to doing Kill Dil to stay relevant, I asked my wife and my children about it. They very honestly told me that I didn't have much of a choice. The kind of roles I wanted to do were not coming my way and I wasn't keen on the kind of offers I was getting. My family told me to take up the offer, or I'll be left behind.
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Abhay Deol in Aisha
Abhay Deol had said that he would never like to be a part of films like Aisha again. The movie had nothing to do with Jane Austen’s Emma as it was reported. When I was shooting, I realised that the film was more about clothes than actual acting. I even read reviews of the movie that praised the clothes.

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Shahid Kapoor in Vaah! Life Ho To Aisi — Image credit: Instagram
Katrina Kaif in Boom
Katrina Kaif had once said in an interview that she had signed Boom when she was in UK and didn't know how it would turned out to be for Indian audience. She had said that she will never do such movies in the future even if the filmmakers ask her to do.

Image credit: Instagram
Shahid Kapoor in Vaah! Life Ho To Aisi
Shahid had once said about Vaah! Life Ho To Aisi, I think it was trying to be an international film and we didn’t have the kind of expertise to do that kind of computer graphics.
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Ajay Devgn in Himmatwaala
Ajay Devgn had criticised Sajid Khan's direction in Himmatwaala saying, I thought the film (Himmatwala) will be shot the way Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai was shot in retro style. What Sajid did is he took 80s film and shot it in 80s style only. Himmatwala would have worked if it would have been made in today's styling and punch lines but it went back in time.
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Emraan Hashmi in Good Boy Bad Boy
Emraan Hashmi had admitted to doing Good Boy Bad Boy to run his kitchen, however, he had said, Good Boy Bad Boy toh aisi movie thi ki kitchen hamesha ke liye band ho jaaye.
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Govinda in Kill Dil
Govinda had admitted to doing Kill Dil to stay relevant, I asked my wife and my children about it. They very honestly told me that I didn't have much of a choice. The kind of roles I wanted to do were not coming my way and I wasn't keen on the kind of offers I was getting. My family told me to take up the offer, or I'll be left behind.
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Abhay Deol in Aisha
Abhay Deol had said that he would never like to be a part of films like Aisha again. The movie had nothing to do with Jane Austen’s Emma as it was reported. When I was shooting, I realised that the film was more about clothes than actual acting. I even read reviews of the movie that praised the clothes.

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