Top 10 Worst Films of Salman Khan Ever Till 2022

Salman Khan is a big name in the Indian film industry spite giving some of the worst movies in Bollywood. It’s not like he has always given such but he has also given some hits like Maine Pyaar Kiya, Tere Naam, Dabangg, Bajrangi Bhaijaan, etc. But today let’s discuss his 10 worst movies today.

1. Veer

Salman Khan's dream project was hailed as Veer. With Bhai writing the screenplay and Anil Sharma directing, it quickly became one of the most anticipated films of 2010. But all of their efforts were futile. Despite having amazing songs by Sajid-Wajid and decent action sequences, the film failed miserably. Salman's over-the-top acting performance and a strange British period story combined with a Katrina Kaif lookalike actress thrashed it for good. The same can be said for Anil Sharma's directing career. Yes, he is the director of Gadar: Ek Prem Katha (2001).

2. Jai Ho

From beginning to end, Jai Ho is a shambles. Salman appeared to be attempting to open a business for outdated performers such as Sunil Shetty, Aditya Pancholi, Sharad Kapoor, Ashmit Patel, and many others. The intentions behind the film were admirable, but the execution was a colossal flop. Bhai decided to launch a newcomer here who is now also an outdated performer.

3. Radhe

Salman, unable to deliver a disaster like Race 3, dispatched Radhe! It shamelessly plagiarises its entire screenplay from the Korean film The Outlaws (2017) and shatters it in the most heinous way possible. Even Randeep Hooda couldn't save this film from being a total flop. Disha Patani may not have died this time, but her presence is meaningless in this place. Even the most ardent Bhai fans may find it difficult to digest this nonsense.

4. Race 3

Tips Films made a huge mistake by casting Bhai instead of Saif in the third instalment of the Race series. Furthermore, we have no idea why Remo D'Souza was hired to direct this former Abbas-Mustan project. Saif was one of the franchise's major highlights. Fans adored his charisma and delivery of dialogue. Salman and the rest of the circus, on the other hand, have officially buried this series for good.

5. Main Aur Mrs Khanna

Its plot has no heart. It feels like a stale rehash of Hollywood romantic dramas. Despite Sohail Khan getting the majority of the screen time, Salman emerges as the film's leading man. Did you know Deepika Padukone made a cameo in this film?

6. Chal Mere Bhai

David Dhawan is well-known for his legendary alliance with Govinda, with whom he has dispatched the majority of his blockbusters. We wish the same could have been said of Salman Khan. This film was marketed as a comedy-drama. But all we get are bad jokes and a bad plot. The cast's performances are insufficient to compensate for the film's completely predictable plot. It was a huge commercial failure at the box office.

7. Tubelight

Many people are still disappointed that they wasted their money on this film. We were most bothered by the leading man's overburdened emotional and optimistic scenes. The end credits are the only brilliant thing about this slow-paced and boring melodrama.

8. God Tussi Great Ho

No other remake could have destroyed Jim Carrey's classic Bruce Almighty as thoroughly as this one did! Salman, like Carrey, receives divine powers in the film. Bhai, with the help of his abilities, causes irreversible damage to the entire film. It appears that the entire film is made up of leftovers from Carrey's 2003 project. 

9. Kyon ki

Priyadarshan is known for creating some of the most memorable comedy masterpieces, including Hulchul, Garam Masala, the Hera Pheri series, Chup Chup Ke, and others. However, his one and only collaboration with Salman Khan proved to be the worst mistake of his life. Critics and moviegoers slammed the film, calling it an insult to mentally ill patients. The plot appears promising at first but gradually devolves into a shambles.

10. Yuvraj

Subhash Ghai's mesmerising project, Black and White, could have made 2008 a memorable year for him (2008). But no, he had to let this garbage go. The end result of giving Rain Man's plot a Bollywood twist was pretty bad. It's no surprise it bombed at the box office.