‘Dilwale’ named worst film at Golden Kela Awards

Shah Rukh Khan’s Dilwale was on Saturday declared the worst film from last year at the 8th Golden Kela Awards, which recognises the worst in Hindi cinema, much like Hollywood’s Razzies.

Dilwale won over other Bollywood disappointments — Bombay Velvet, Shaandaar, Tevar and Singh is Bliing.

Sonam Kapoor won for worst actress for her role in Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, while the film’s director Sooraj Barjatya took home the award for worst direction and the Bas Kijiye Bahut Ho Gaya (stop it, we’ve had enough) award.

Kapoor was ‘competing’ against Shraddha Kapoor in ABCD 2 and Amy Jackson in Singh is Bliing.

Actor Sooraj Pancholi may have won best debut awards for his film Hero but the Golden Kela Awards recognised him as the worst actor of the year.

The 25-year-old was named over Arjun Rampal (Roy), Arjun Kapoor (Tevar) and Imran Khan (Katti Batti).

The award for the most pointless sequel/remake went to MSG 2. The Baawra Ho Gaya Hai Ke award (have you gone nuts award) was given to director Vikas Behl for his box-office dud Shaandaar.

Voters chose the Prem Ratan Dhan Payo title track as the most irritating song of the year, while Birthday Bash from Dilliwaali Zaalim Girlfriend got the most atrocious lyrics award.

Actor Imran Khan won the Why Are You Still Trying award for his role in Katti Batti, opposite Kangana Ranaut.

There were some special awards given out by the Golden Kela team, like every year.

Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s National Award-winning film Bajirao Mastani won the Manoj Kumar Award for Historical Accuracy, the Dara Singh Award for the Worst Accent was given to Randeep Hooda for Main Aur Charles, the Sangh Parivaar award went to the song Gerua from Dilwale, the Shakti Kapoor award for misogyny was bagged by Pyaar Ka Panchnama 2 and Sonakshi Sinha received the What The Hell award for her single Ishqholic.