Favorite 90s Khan All-Time Blockbuster (1994-1996) - Page 3

Poor Raja.

Originally posted by: RaniPreityAish

Poor Raja.

Hahaha.

If we talk about 90's, I even preferred Rangeela over RH. Have never understood how RH earned so much money that it became an All Time Blockbuster. Perhaps if it's DDLJ vs HAHK vs 3 Idiots/Dangal. (His other ATBs), Aamir will likely perform better than he has in this shocking poll result.

Voted for DDLJ obviously.

HAHK

I want to vote for the underdog so hahk

I like DDLJ too for SRK. However, I don't like SRK Kajol as much as SRK Preity or SRK Deepika or SRK Aish or srk Rani

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

https://youtu.be/KySzjuXUjcY?si=L3x_re6-DFCDXBvE

Ugh why so many parts

HAHK *Hands Down*

Salman as PREM is still Unmatchable . And Salman-Madhuri's Chemistry as Prem Nisha was something else 😍❤

i voted for ddlj

you should have added sarfarsoh rangeela or hum hai rahi pyar ke for aamir. raja hindustani will not get many supporters.

Even as an Aamir fan I can admit Raja Hindustani wasn’t the best. Rangeela was far better.

DDLJ is much better than HAHK though. I couldn’t sit through all of the the latter.

Originally posted by: snatch

i voted for ddlj

you should have added sarfarsoh rangeela or hum hai rahi pyar ke for aamir. raja hindustani will not get many supporters.

Those movies were not an all-time blockbuster like Raja Hindustani which is why I didn't include it.

Originally posted by: rickyproctor27

Hahaha.

If we talk about 90's, I even preferred Rangeela over RH. Have never understood how RH earned so much money that it became an All Time Blockbuster. Perhaps if it's DDLJ vs HAHK vs 3 Idiots/Dangal. (His other ATBs), Aamir will likely perform better than he has in this shocking poll result.

Voted for DDLJ obviously.

I must be the only one on this forum who likes RH. It's one of my all-time favorites and my favorite Aamir movie followed closely by Rangeela, QSQT, Hum Hain Rahi Pyar Ke, and Fanaa.

I think the movie is too outdated to be popular amongst young generations especially in the social media/online crowd. It still seems beloved by the average Indian populace. When I took a fertility and reproduction class, we watched a documentary on birthing in India and they showed that the doctors would have Raja Hindustani playing on TV during surgeries.