Member Topic: Movies which made you uncomfortable around family - Page 3

I remember when kasauti used to air. I used to think that if you fall in love you can get pregnant.. and ishq par zor nahi. My questions of what’s her fault is she’s pregnant were never answered.😭

Just used to be uncomfortable when intimate scenes randomly 😆 ..Either had to change channels or look here and there lol..

Baghban never made me uncomfortable..thank god, they didn't say anything, maybe because they thought I wasn't mature enough.. I have a feeling, if we watch it now, those taunts can come from them 😆

It's been too long since we watched movies together..nowadays, no one is interested!

I think your question should be, which movies can be watched with family.😆

The list will be really small and easier to skip or see, depending on your intentions.

Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon. That movie was bizarrely raunchy.

I learnt my lesson early on that movies should be watched with friends or alone... never with family. 😆

I have a damn cute nephew, I've taught him to close his eyes the moment I shout 'Inappropriate' while watching any damn thing on TV and I mute it immediately. He obeys me and shouts in return after some time 'can I open my eyes now'?

I lost it when I had to shout inappropriate while watching How to Train your Dragon movies as it had kisses

Originally posted by: atominis

I began to skip scenes but now I watch by myself or watch almost all of these films with family except Jaanbaaz, which I feel is indeed full of vulgar innuendo and those love making scenes between Anil and Dimple are still not something I would like to watch with family.

Of late I have noticed family reacts less to intimate scenes but dislikes graphic violence and abusive language more.

I have no issues with violence. But my family does not like it. They have become okay or used to kissing or romantic scenes though because films made later had even more skin show, innuendo than films of 80s and 90s. In contrast to songs made later, Kaate nahi kat te or Dhak dhak seem less scandalous to watch now.

but janbaaz was full time pass masala movie with super hit songs it was more popular on video than cinemas

they dont show full version on Tv - some dialogues sridevi drugs scene and anil dimple scenes are edited even bad words are beeped

Jaanbaaz is still full of innuendo despite censoring on TV. It is heavily edited when shown on TV now. But till a few years ago TV channels did not censor films much.

I know it is a successful film with hit songs but it has lot of double meaning dialogues and scenes of Anil with topless heroines or barging into bathroom when his GF is taking shower. Dialogues of Amrish Puri talking about women's bodies and comparing their body parts to fruits are not censored. And do look hard to watch with family.

Some other films also have violent scenes or sexual innuendo and I avoid watching them with family as well.

Jaanbaaz came first to my mind because it is a very risque film for its times and has everything from violence, innuendo, intimate scenes, drugs to even love bites on Dimple's face and lips and lot of skin show. Most mainstream films still avoid showing kind of close ups and dialogues that Jaanbaaz did.

Jism and Murder. I watched both movies years later on my own because my parents wouldn’t let me watch it - even when I insisted that I’ll close my eyes. 😒

Penelope was so cute in Jamon Jamon . 365 days is sickening. I can't believe it has some sort of a cult status among women. It's just B grade eurotrash tht you'd think was made in 1985. The things people would put up with to watch a good looking guy

Originally posted by: WhiteNights.

The list will be really small and easier to skip or see, depending on your intentions.

My intentions are always suspect