Saif Ali Khan To Star In A Horror Comedy Bhoot Police, Here Is All The Horror He Has Thrust Upon Us In The Past

Saif Ali Khan’s film choices are getting bolder and better with every passing day. From doing totally crazy films like Kaalakaandi that other actors from his generation will not touch, to experimenting in a big way with web series like Sacred Games, Saif gets full marks for effort. The actor is now going to star in a horror comedy, Bhoot Police, that also features Ali Fazal and Fatima Sana Sheikh. However, not even the Saif Ali Khan fans themselves can defend the fact that Bhoot Police is not his first horror comedy.

Flops aside, time and again Saif’s experiments and movie selections were nothing short of horror unfolding in real life. Here are some of the films of the actor that scared us like nothing else before.

Happy Ending – Saif is made for much better roles than playing a manchild on screen in a romantic comedy that was no better than a big yawn fest. It was surely a big facepalm moment for the fan in us, as watching the film made us realize that the happiest thing about it was its ending.

Bullet Raja – If we ask you to think of the most pointless movies you have ever seen, you would probably draw out a list in your head in seconds, but trust us when we say that the buck stops at Bullet Raja. In an action film devoid of any thrill or excitement, Saif Ali Khan just tries too hard to belong.

Tashan – We don’t know what anyone who took part in this film was thinking, but there isn’t any Tashan in bringing out something so trashy and while doing so destroying our faith an actor like Saif Ali Khan for taking part in this madness. With a narrative that’s all over the place, Tashan deserves a special place in Bollywood’s hell for being so annoying.

Humshakals – There is nothing worse you can do to a Bollywood lover than having them sit through the torture of watching Humshakals. A film that makes you realize that there is only so much you would put up with to get your ticket’s worth, Humshakals, we are certain has done some permanent damage to those who sat through it. While Saif has trashed the movie himself, we still can’t forgive him ever for thinking that this would be a good idea.

Yaar Gaddar – Remember Sara Ali Khan recalling Saif’s ‘Rap Song’ from the film as one of her most embarrassing songs of her dad? Well, for us it’s the entire film! While the actor was still new to the movies, someone should simply sue the makers for making a film so crass and annoying.