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10 Crushing On-Screen Deaths In Bollywood Movies That Are Hard To Get Over


Bollywood is known for dishing out many memorable scenes, dialogues and characters that stick around years after the filmâs release. 

While the good is difficult to let go of, the bad isnât any easier to get over either. Over the years, most movie-lovers come to fall for on-screen characters, but what happens when one of those characters is killed off, much to our dismay?

We know, the shock is paramount, the anger is worse and the feeling of betrayal is next level. Thatâs why we decided to vent our accumulated angst and curate a list of 10 such on-screen deaths in Bollywood movies that we havenât been able to get over even today:

1. Shaalu Gupta - Masaan

Shaalu Gupta - Masaan © Phantom Films

It really felt unjust to watch this smiling face fade into nothingness after the tragic road accident hits her. This death didnât only shatter Deepak and break apart a love story that deserved to live long and old, but also hit us hard.

2. Rahul Jaykar - Aashiqui 2

Rahul Jaykar - Aashiqui 2 © T-Series

Most of us failed to understand why Rahul couldnât fight harder and defeat his addiction for his own good, and for a real chance at the love he truly deserved. His end was definitely heartbreaking to watch.

3. Amarendra Baahubali - Baahubali

Amarendra Baahubali - Baahubali © Arka Media Works

âKattappa ne Baahubali ko kyun maara?â became a recurring question. But no one can deny that it was utterly heart-breaking witnessing the kind and winsome prince happily put his life on the line and still perform his duty as a true son until his dying breath. *Sobs in the corner*

4. Dr Preet Sahni - Udta Punjab

Dr Preet Sahni - Udta Punjab © Balaji Motion Pictures

Okay, very honestly, we hadnât seen this coming. Having done a good job at getting to the root of Punjabâs drug problem with Sartaj, and building a bond that was filled with hope, we were honestly expecting a better tomorrow for the couple. But of course, the director felt otherwise.

5. Mahabir - Highway

Mahabir - Highway © Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment

Stockholm Syndrome or not, you have to admit there was some zing to Veera and Mahabirâs relationship from the very beginning. 

And just when it appeared both of them had finally escaped their troubled past and found a safe haven, boom! Imtiaz decides to kill the guy.

6. Neerja - Neerja

Neerja - Neerja © Fox Star Studios

Based on the real-life story of air-hostess Neerja Bhanotâs tragic death during a terrorist flight hijacking in Lahore, Neerjaâs display of bravery and selfless service won hearts. 

Her sacrifice saved so many lives at the cost of her own, and that left an indelible mark on the audienceâs hearts. 

7. Aarav - Humari Adhuri Kahani

Aarav - Humari Adhuri Kahani © Vishesh Films

Okay, this wasnât meant to hurt so bad, but it did. Aaravâs character in the film was so beautifully crafted that you couldnât help but grow a soft spot for the guy. 

But it is his idea of selfless love that really makes you fond of him, until he is wrongfully taken away from everyone. Mohit Suri, weâre looking at you RN.

8. Kalpana - Ghajini

Kalpana - Ghajini © Geetha Arts

It is never easy to imagine such a terrible ending for characters who bring much life into the frames. 

Kalpana was one such chirpy, loud-mouth character who didnât deserve to die the way she did. We really felt Sanjayâs pain when he discovered her hammered body. 

9. Ram-Leela - Goliyon Ki Rasleela Ram-Leela

Ram-Leela - Goliyon Ki Rasleela Ram-Leela © Bhansali Productions

Not quite sure why this one had the kind of impact that it did, but it did sadden us to see yet another love story cut short in the name of caste and community, that is so quick to issue death warrants to those who date to follow their hearts, just like Ram and Leela.

10. Madhu and Aditya - Dhadak

Madhu and Aditya - Dhadak © Dharma Productions

Not the best closing scenes, Madhu and Adityaâs death in Dhadak is more than tragic, to say the least. As for our sadness level, looking at their bloodied bodies was bad enough to draw a 10/10 on the sad-o-meter.


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