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Folks, here’s some good news.

Salman ‘criminal‘ Khan’s latest crappy film Dabangg has crashed at the U.S. box office.

Hell, the movie couldn’t even hit the $300,000 mark in the second weekend here.

And to think that the clowns in India are making such a big ado about this nonsense.

Here’s how Dabangg fared at the U.S. box office in the second weekend compared to a few prominent Bollywood films:

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Dabangg Review – Garbage, Plain & Simple
Dabangg Box Office – Fails to Sizzle at U.S. BO
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Dabangg Box Office – Falls 53% in 2nd Weekend

Despite all the ugly publiShitty stunts the Bollywood criminal Salman Khan engaged in (including sucking the Paki dicks by describing the 11/26 Mumbai terror attacks as overhyped), his new movie Dabangg has failed to set the box office on fire.

The U.S. box office, that is.

Dabangg – Crappy Movie
Take for instance Salman Khan’s new film Dabangg.

By any yardstick, the movie is a piece of trash.

Describing it as garbage, plain and simple, the wise souls at SearchIndia.com wrote:

The singular achievement of the sophomoric troika of actor Salman Khan, producer Arbaaz Khan and director Abhinav Kashyap is that with Dabangg they have reduced Bollywood to the level of those trashy Tamil films where a maniacal hero runs amok beating all and sundry to a pulp when he’s not making eyes at a buxom belle.

Ugly as Hell
Folks, Dabangg is not a movie so much as expulsion of one long, foul-smelling fart that completely vitiates the surrounding atmosphere and jarringly echoes for the full length of the film.

Devoid of anything remotely resembling a story, destitute of any logic and deprived of decent music, Dabangg is a sound slap in the face to Bollywood and Salman Khan fans….

According to media reports, the movie is off to a rocking start in India.

Not surprising since anything so rotten finds eager takers there. Isn’t that why we call the country Incredible India. ;)

But in the U.S., the film has not been a killer at the box office.

Say what you will but sometimes desis in the U.S. prove that they are far smarter than the schmucks back home in India. ;)

For the September 10-12, 2010 opening Eid weekend, Dabangg could manage only a total gross of $628,137 with an average of $10,131.

Here’s how Dabangg fared at the U.S. box office compared to a few prominent Bollywood films: Continue reading »

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Dabangg Box Office – Falls 53% in 2nd Weekend

Dabangg Box Office – Fails to Sizzle at U.S. BO

The singular achievement of the sophomoric troika of actor Salman Khan, producer Arbaaz Khan and director Abhinav Kashyap is that with Dabangg they have reduced Bollywood to the level of those trashy Tamil films where a maniacal hero runs amok beating all and sundry to a pulp when he’s not making eyes at a buxom belle.

Ugly as Hell
Folks, Dabangg is not a movie so much as expulsion of one long, foul-smelling fart that completely vitiates the surrounding atmosphere and jarringly echoes for the full length of the film.

Devoid of anything remotely resembling a story, destitute of any logic and deprived of decent music, Dabangg is a sound slap in the face to Bollywood and Salman Khan fans.

The sole raison d’etre of Dabangg seems to be a desperate attempt to resuscitate Salman Khan’s flagging Bollywood career with a heavy dose of publicity stunts and marketing to cover up the movie’s utter lack of any redeeming qualities. Continue reading »

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Folks, if there’s one Bollywood star whose movies unfailingly guarantee disaster lately at the U.S. box office, it’s Salman Khan.

The hopeless actor is the kiss of death at the box office, a nightmare for the audience and misery for the Bollywood producers and distributors.

Over the last few years, Salman Khan has amassed a dubious record vis-a-vis his Bollywood peers like Akshay Kumar, Shahrukh Khan, Aamir Khan, Hrithik Roshan et al.

You see, Salman Khan’s leading peers have left this fading star far behind in the high-stakes Bollywood entertainment arena.

Salman Khan’s poor U.S. box office numbers makes it clear that he’s the least loved among the major Indian stars by the audience here.

Hey, even Bollywood bachchas (kids) like Shahid Kapoor, Ranbir Kapoor and Abhishek Bachchan are way ahead of Salman Khan. Now, isn’t that a mighty shame?

Criminal Khan
Salman Khan is also a criminal, having been convicted by an Indian court for poaching.

Salman also has another criminal case involving an alleged hit-and-run in which one man died and four were injured pending against him. And this whacko ran away from the scene of the deadly accident.

Think we’re exaggerating Salman Khan’s failures? No, we ain’t.

Look at the U.S. box office numbers for Salman Khan vs that of other Bollwood stars for some recent Hindi films and you see the tragedy that Salman Khan has inflicted on the industry:

Salman Khan is invariably Continue reading »

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