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Bollywood's Romantic Rib Ticklers
As the Rom-Com flicks Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya and Jodi Breakers are all set to release tomorrow, apprehensions about their emergence as mass entertainers are also fuming.
It will be interesting to see how both the movies fair on BO as Rom-Com had been a Total Paisa Vasool genre for the recent releases of this league. -
Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya
Post marriage, Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya is the first release of the newly weds Ritesh and Genelia. The movie has its plot rooted in Punjabi soil and will be hitting the big screens on March 24, 2012.
We wonder if this cute real life couple can create magic on the reel too. -
Jodi Breakers
Jodi Breakers is a fun flavoured tale about dysfunctional relationships eventually leading to break-up.
This upbeat urban humor, starring R Madhwan and Bipasha Basu will also be knocking the BO on Feb 24. Now which jodi out of the two will make it big, remains to be seen. -
Ekk Main Aur Ekk Tu
The latest release from the league Ekk Main Aur Ek Tu emerged as the first Rom-Com hit of 2012. The movie managed a decent opening at BO and fetched an amount of Rs. 21 Cr on the first weekend.
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Tanu Weds Manu
Tanu weds Manu was an Indo-NRI wedding saga starring R.Madhwan as an NRI groom and Kangana as rebellious Indian bride.
The storyline blended with a good dose of humor and was hugely accoladed by the masses and earned Rs. 18.5 Cr in its first week of release. -
I Hate Luv Storys
I Hate Luv Storys starring Mr Cute Imran Khan and style diva Sonam Kapoor was another hit from the RomCom genre. This story about a Casanova, disbeliever of love and a girl obsessed with romance too succeeded in impressing the moviegoers.
The movie secured a good response on BO and got declared as a hit with life time earning of Rs. 72.52 Cr. -
Mere Brother Ki Dulhan
Next in the league is Katrina, Imran Khan and Ali Zafar starrer romantic rib tickler Mere Brother Ki Dulhan.
The story about shuffling love was another cine flick with a perfect flavour of fun which managed to rock the BO and earned around Rs.95 Cr worldwide by the end of its theatrical run.
