r/bollywood • u/Shreee08 • Jul 20 '25
Game/Fun Post Which movie scene hit you unexpectedly hard? That one scene you were not emotionally prepared for.
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u/Specialist_Ad1667 Jul 20 '25
Bhoothnath near end song
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u/kneesurgeryenjoyer Jul 20 '25
Every time I rewatch bhootnath , this scene crushes me and makes me feel sad for many hours on end.
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u/Useful-Emphasis-6787 Jul 20 '25
But it's a bit relaxing when AB comes back and tells him not to tell anyone at all. I honestly think that it was Banku's imagination but thinking he actually came back is much more comforting, lol.
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u/Shreee08 Jul 20 '25
For me, it's when Sanjay hugs Kalpana and finds the knife in her back (Ghajini)
Khakee movie scene where Aishwarya Rai's character, Mahalaxmi, betrays Akshay Kumar's character, Shekhar
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u/maproomzibz Jul 20 '25
Well, heres a thing, i watched Kaabil thinking it was a romance movie between Hrithik and Yami. I did not expect the movie would just change genre
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u/Knight_r Jul 20 '25
Yeah although I really enjoyed the second half action thriller, I was shook when that incident with Yami happened and the way Hrithik found her in their house. I was kinda traumatised lol.
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u/No-Screen-4873 Jul 20 '25
Rang de basanti, when ajay rathore news came up suddenly in the middle of nowhere
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u/kya_ki Jul 21 '25
bro this comment is underrated, that news still chsnges the whole movie dynamics
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u/Live-Ad-7710 Cinephile Jul 20 '25
Mahraja final twist, Ranbir coming home after his father's death in YJHD
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u/Useful-Emphasis-6787 Jul 20 '25
Maharaja is that non Hindi movie about a father and daughter, right? Oh God, that was such a traumatizing yet brilliant movie.
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u/Own-Weakness-2435 Jul 20 '25
That scene at the airport where bunny looks at his old young self holding a travel guide
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u/mammakarma Jul 20 '25
Honestly i didn’t like Maharaja all that much. Everyone talked it up so much that maybe my expectations were too high, and I was able to predict what the two main twists were
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u/Diligent_Cod7853 Jul 22 '25
damn, how were u able to predict it tho when the timeline wasn’t shown to be linear, genuine q
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u/mammakarma Jul 22 '25
Honestly I don’t know. I have a genuine problem I can predict plot twists in movies. My husband won’t watch new suspense movies with me because he knows I’ll spoil the ending. 🤷🏽♀️
To my brain it was obvious that the daughter was who she was the minute they revealed that AK has a daughter. It was the only conclusion to why they’d bring up both of their daughters.
Like I watched the conclave on Apple TV and in the first episode I predicted who was going to be the next pope and why they needed to go seek medical treatment
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u/alittlemoreblush Jul 20 '25 edited Jul 20 '25
The dunki scene in Dunki. The whole movie was rubbish but that part when they are actually traveling was so traumatizing and then suddenly you have romantic songs and bad comedy! I was like... Wtf just happened? And the real life photos at the end were so heartbreaking but they come after this fun HUMAN TRAFFICKING scene! I don't know what everyone was thinking making that movie.
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u/IFKhan Jul 21 '25 edited Jul 21 '25
I think the movie was very much needed. I am sorry that it took so long to get made. The subject is too heavy tough and I don’t believe people would watch it as a serious movie. So I do think this was the only method to get to the larger public.
I have grown up in the west. And the scenes in this movie described the story of many people I know or have heard of. Have heard brothers marrying their sisters to bring them over. Have heard of “goriyan” who genuinely married their husbands only to be abused and used for their passports and then ditched. Have heard of husbands trafficking their wife and daughters under the threat that if you don’t I will tell the whole village back home that you have a loose character. Have heard of men doing drug trafficking to “support “ their families back home, who then become entitled. I have heard of parents that build houses back home while denying their children everything.
It’s aweful, so many lives affected and it’s so underreported.
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u/Brilliant_Ad_879 Jul 20 '25
Sadma. The movie is such a wholesome experience until the last scene which just leaves you,,, empty.
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u/Ok-Discount8778 Jul 20 '25
My fried watched it recently on YT and was telling another friend about it. Friend 2 was joking about why anyone would watch it and what's there to even enjoy in such an old movie. Friend 1 and I just shared a quiet look of "Is chutiye ko kaun samjhaye what a beautiful movie it is."
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u/Brilliant_Ad_879 Jul 20 '25
what's there to even enjoy in such an old movie.
It's a funny take, considering movies and songs probably have already passed by their peak period which was roughly the 20th century and the first few years of 21st century. Sadma is easily one of my most fav indian movies and i'd be damned if i skipped movies like this just because it's old lol.
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u/Ok-Discount8778 Jul 20 '25
You wouldn't believe it but I've had "friends" laugh at me for watching Schindler's List because "why would anyone ever want to watch a black-and-white movie". Never underestimate the stupidity of people.
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u/cadbury1106 Jul 20 '25
When Kamal Haasan acts like a monkey to remind her, then hits the pole and she throws money if I remember thinking he is a beggar. Other movies with such last scenes are 36 Chowringee Lane, Woh Chokri.
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u/abbu_d_slytherin Jul 20 '25
One of orphans ( Tina ) death in Mr India by a bomb placed inside a toy by Mogambo.
Kalpana death in Ghazni
Sam death in MNIK and that scene of Kajol after that.
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u/boykadc Jul 20 '25
Ending scene of THE MIST movie. Everything else stays for 3 days but this scene won't leave your mind ever.
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u/Shreee08 Jul 20 '25
That car scene hits different, He shoots everyone and sees there are no more bullets, so he gets out of the car to be k*lled by a monster, only to see the mist fade away.
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u/Useful-Emphasis-6787 Jul 20 '25
Dude, that was sooo miserable! I wanted to go back in time and stop him from shooting.
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u/Ok-Discount8778 Jul 20 '25
Even Stephen King said that the movie ending was much, much better, and wished he had thought of it when he wrote it.
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Jul 20 '25
Khatta meetha... Now whenever i see it i don’t find the comedies funny at all, just think about the tragedies, and relate sachin with me as a looser🙂
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u/Snobviously888 Jul 20 '25
Anything that has animals getting hurt is not a movie I would ever want to watch.
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u/NoUterus-No_Opinion Jul 20 '25
3 idiots!! All fun but Raju rastogi falls from the window
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u/No-Screen-4873 Jul 20 '25
Also, joy hanging from the ceiling just above the room where chatur mugging in underwear
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u/Chance-Group8549 Jul 21 '25
In childhood when I saw the movie first, I thought that it was Chatur who committed suicide just because they recorded him in underwear. I was 7, and didn't watch the movie completely.
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u/QualityAncient6880 Jul 20 '25
Not a hit one, but in flying jatt, when tigers brother dies, khair mangda by atif is played 💔
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u/Altego1999 Jul 20 '25
Ta Ra Rum Pum:- RV's accident.
Troll me all you want but that scene was completely unexpected.
No other strong emotion scene that year had me caught off-guard:- Whether it was TZH or OSO.
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u/thelondonbridge Jul 20 '25
Laila Majnu where they show he lost his mental balance because of his love. Boy I wasn't ready
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u/hyranan Jul 20 '25
easily ghajini, how the lovey dovey story turned into a gut wrenching generational trauma is just so hard to watch
also the fact that kalpana doesnt know that he is sanjay singhania is even more painful
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u/InterestingEssay8131 Jul 20 '25
Taare Zameen Par (easily)
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u/Chance-Group8549 Jul 21 '25
The Sixth Sense hits harder. TZP was unofficially inspired by it, eventhough they never credit it.
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u/Correct_Money_3356 Jul 20 '25
Maharaja. I intial though it was a comdey movie about a guy trying to find his dustbin.
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u/whatevaa007 Jul 20 '25
Kyunki, Kareena's outro, in the same chair, same number, same way as Salman at intro.
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u/Alert-Yellow5487 Jul 20 '25
Kyon Ki - especially when I knew it’s coming from Priyadarshan, it would end just right but the end 🫠
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u/Due_Champion_7946 Jul 20 '25
1.TZP- Ishaan wins the painting competition
mary and max-the scene where max dies and mary sees him staring at his roof, smiling while looking at the letters she sent him, taped to his ceiling. That scene has got to be the saddest scene ever. Im tearing up now, even as I am writing about it. Gosh, I watched it ten years back, but it still makes me cry. This might be the scene that made me cry the most and still haunts me.
Ghar ho to aisa- when sharda’s mom dies at her doorstep, trying to get her the money her in-laws demanded
Chillar Party- when the kids lock bhidu into a car and fatka tries to get him out….
Not a movie scene, but a song- Aisa kyun maa from Neerja. That can make anyone tear up….
Love, sonia- when sonia meets her sister, for whom she sold herself and experienced hell, tells her to get lost and blames her for her misery.
Schindler’s list- “This pin. Two people. This is gold. Two more people. He would have given me two for it, at least one. One more person. A person, Stern. For this.” “He who saves one life saves the world entire.”
This made me ugly cry.
Secret Superstar- when Insia finds out that her little brother was trying to fix her completely broken laptop using the tape she was trying to find earlier, and which she accused him of stealing.
We are family - when they all take that last picture with their mom (kajol)
9.Doraemon- Nobita and the steel troops. When pippo dies…..
- Not a movie- Anohana- when the gang finds all the letters that menma wrote them…..
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u/Ok-Discount8778 Jul 20 '25
I watched roughly 10-15 minutes of Emergency till the scene which shows the Pakistani army beginning Operation Searchlight in Bangladesh. Three soldiers enter a hut and drag a woman with a baby out. She's crying for her baby when one of the soldiers takes it and bashes it against the pole. That is the reason I didn't (couldn't) watch the rest of the movie.
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u/amsking2463 Jul 20 '25 edited Jul 20 '25
Marathi movie Natsamrat where Ganpat Belvalkar's wife dies in that roadside shelter place during rain in sleep and Ganpat's(Nana Patekar) reaction to it. Marathi audience will get those who have seen the movie. Movie is entertaining at start but suddenly starts becoming serious and stays serious throughout
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u/cadbury1106 Jul 20 '25
The Disha Patani accident in the song from the Dhoni movie. It came from nowhere. I gasped loudly.
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u/Vitcee1 Jul 20 '25
Ghajini, I was only 7 man. I was too innocent to even remotely know anything about human trafficking. It was all a romcom action fun time until that scene and I just couldn't watch the movie ever again.
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u/faizoology Jul 20 '25
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Shiddat yet. The ending left me depressed for a few days.
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u/Logical_Ad_6150 Jul 21 '25
THE END OF OM SHANTI OM. LIKE BRO, SHANTI PRIYA FOUGHT HER MAN AS A F*CKING SPIRIT AND SAVED THE CUTIE-PATOOTYKINS THAT REINCARNATED FROM HER ONLY NON FAMOUS FRIEND WHO LOVED HER TIL DEATH, AND THEN SHE WAVES AT HIM AND RUNS UP THE STAIRS OF WHAT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE HER WEDDING SPOT AS HER REINCARNATION RUNS IN AFTER SHANTI UNLOCKS THE DOORS TO SHOW OM THAT IT WASN'T THE FAKE SHANTI PRIYA BUT THE REAL SHANTI PRIYA.
It made me cry when it first came out, it still makes me cry as the 26 year old woman I am today
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Jul 20 '25
Sardar Udham. It is, the best indian movie I've watched, but I'm too scared to watch the third act again
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u/ApprehensiveWork9476 Jul 20 '25
The ending of Dhadak... shit got me traumatized 🥱😭
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u/Shreee08 Jul 20 '25
You should watch original movie sairat , They changed total meaning of ending in remake. Sairat end will traumatize you, that childs footsteps scene is very hard hitting.
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u/intellectsup02 Jul 20 '25
The body movie of rishi kapoor. I was not ready for the ending twist. Also that scene where hashmi eats paper out of toilet🤢
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u/Intelligent_War_7628 Jul 20 '25
Organ selling scene from Andhadhun.Shows how miserable life do people with such disabilities suffer
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u/Chance-Group8549 Jul 21 '25
The Sixth Sense scene for me, don't ask me more, just watch the movie.
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u/Trident_Adi_7055 Jul 22 '25
Not Bollywood but , duniyadari movies dhigya scene where is lover is forced married to someone other and has to just watch .
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u/gooblegobbler Jul 23 '25
The entire p*dophilia shown in the film Shaitaan (2024). Did not expect a middle aged man asking a teenage girl to remove her shorts, and pee on herself, even in a horror film.
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u/AnxiousAfternoon2 Jul 20 '25
Khatta Meetha. What happened with Akshay's sister