Caught on Camera! Sonali's wardrobe malfunction in Bigg Boss

Though coincidences are something beyond anybody's control, but when they start taking place at a specific time repeatedly, then they gives ample reasons to eyebrows to get raised. And to justify our this observation pertaining to Bigg Boss and its contestants we have got a long list of substantive evidences which we will reveal some other day. But here let's avoid getting in this web of apprehensions and speculations and apprise you with the most shocking incident which recently took place in the Bigg Boss house.

And if recent reports and visual chunks which have just got leaked from the glass walled house of Bigg Boss are something to go by then they suggest that show's most unpredictable contestant Sonali had an massive oops moment during a task held in the house.

The incident took place when Bipasha and Karan Singh Grover were in the house to promote their upcoming cine flick 'Alone', and the housemates were having a gala time while taking part in 'Bigg Boss Got Talent task'...

And it was then when the disaster took place and Sonali's pants slipped a bit too low from her waist revealing her derriere. Though this most unpredictable and sassy dame of the house looked oblivious about what is happening on her back, but it certainly grabbed the gazes of many viewers who literally went into a state of balmy amazement.

Well this is not for the first time when Sonali had a rendezvous with a faux pas even in the past one of her 'Mandakini Avatar' for her debut flick 'Xpose' made many men lose their sanity. But that incident turned into a thing of routine because of its being part of a movie which was destined to undergo the scissors of Censor, which is know for diluting the visual audaciousness in order to make any cine chronicle suitable for mass viewing.

As far as this incident which took place in Bigg Boss "the touted family show" is concerned, then here we can give a benefit of doubt to Sonali, because of her universally known careless attitude, but we guess the makers and those sitting in the operation room of the show need to pull up their socks, if they really want to keep the "Suitable for Family Viewing" status of Bigg Boss intact.

Ten outrageous Hindi song lyrics of 2014 that will make you cringe

Hindi film songs might be hitting the high notes as usual, but 2014 certainly witnessed a rise in lyrics with double entendre and ilk. We tune in to some of them

There's no denying that some Bollywood songs push the boundaries - metaphorically and figuratively - when you think of suggestive songs. And in an ideal world, these tracks would have come with parental advisory warning. After all, the lyricists appear hellbent on seeking inspiration from alcoholism and sexual innuendos. Though the Censor Board filters out words and lines, even before the film is released, the songs are already viral on the net. hitlist points out a few such numbers and you can decide whether the audience has changed or has the lyrics depraved?
'Engine Ki Seeti'

Film: 'Khoobsurat'
Lyrics: Engine ki seeti mein mharo bum dole; Dauda dauda re driver chal mat haule...
Lowdown: When poetry is smitten with metaphors, we get the everlasting joy of digging away at the crust, discovering a new meaning with every listen. However, the fact that the lyricist felt the need to change the word mann (heart) to bum, from the original "Angan ki seeti mein maro mann dole", there is something to be worried about.

'Char Bottle Vodka'
Film: 'Ragini MMS 2'
Lyrics: Pet bhar ke jitni bhi pee lo; Kisi ki bandi ko bhi hello, hello baby, how do you do?




'Char Bottle Vodka' has even school-going kids dancing to its beat

Let us help him get his point across a little better: If you go to a pub and see a beautiful girl at the other end, chances are that you would be hesitant to approach her when you are sane; all you have to do is drink a lot and then you wouldn't be able to differentiate between a pleasant advance and overt flirting.

'Poori Night Besharmi Ki Height'
Film: 'Main Tera Hero'
Lyrics: Sari ki sari, hain jo khumari; Aa dono peele lamhe nasheele; Karein humko ye bada excite; Ho saari night besharmi ki height; Aur ho dim dim ye light...
Lowdown: The dimming of a light bulb in Bollywood is directly proportionate to the fulfilling of one's desire: Whatever happened to electricity cuts?

'Poori night besharmi' from 'Main Tera Hero' raised highbrows

Once the lights are dim, we are all reaching the heights of guilt, but that is what excitement is all about - according to this lyricist.

'Alcoholic'
Film: 'The Shaukeens'
Lyrics: Daaru ko main dudhu ki tarah pee jaaun; Apni peeun tabhi to mota peg banaaun. Peg banaaun kabhi naap ke nahin; Apni peeun kisi ke baap ki nahin...
Lowdown: While we can forgive the man who invented milk or what he was thinking, can we really forgive the advertisers of liquor for milking the beauty out of the joy of rhymes?



'Alcoholic' from 'The Shaukeens' highlighted the darker side of drinking problems

It is great to pay for your own alcohol, but to dedicate an entire song to the same is the "Besharmi Ki Height".

'Manali Trance'
Film: 'The Shaukeens'
Lyrics: Rani mere saath maal phook phook le; Thaamu teri kamar dhuein ke phir ghoont le; Saanson se chadhegi tu kash toh laga le yaari; Dum bole dum ka aa mazaa loot le...
Lowdown: When alcohol gets boring; when teaching how to drink alcohol gets boring; when discussing how much you drink before you can reach your limit also gets boring then, the best thing to do is shift focus to marijuana.



'Manali Trance' is not the modern-day version of 'Dum Maro Dum', but it is surely more bizarre

Oh yes, not marijuana grown anywhere, bur marijuana from Manali! Yes, it gets worse only.

'Maa Ka Phone'
Film: 'Khoobsurat'
Lyrics: Maa ka phone aaya; Maa ka teri
Lowdown: Let's try to imagine what the lead, sent to the lyricist of this song, read: "We want a song that caters to a Hindi-speaking audience that does not think twice before using the popular slang Teri Maa Ki and other alternatives of the same.



'Maa Ka Phone' upgraded 'Maa Ki Aankh' gimmick

We want a song that brings this word to mind without its obvious mention. The rest we leave to your poetic justice."

'Butt Patlo'
Film: 'O Teri'
Lyrics: You got me going crazy with your Butt Patlo. Round and round; your butt is going round.

Lowdown: To this lyricist butts are synonymous with one of those rotating spits that we see in a shawarma bar, where a block of meat revolves against a fire to soften.



'Butt Patlo' number has "Round and round; your butt is going round..." in its lyrics. Enough said

Nevertheless, inspiration can be found in the silliest things, so why not at a shawarma bar?

'Tanki'
Film: 'Youngistaan'
Lyrics: Tequila ho ya whisky ho, jo pee loon main daba ke to; Kharaabi honi hai...

Lowdown: A nice place to recite these lyrics would be at an elocution competition at a rehab that isn't in Gujarat.

Film: 'Fugli'
Lyrics: I wanna whack whack it hot; when I shake it with you; And I wanna let you feel. Wanna give it to you...

Lowdown: What is the 'it' in the song is a question that only the lyricist can answer. It certainly must be something very Fugli, thus, the need to whack it.



'Good in Bed...' well, the title says it all

We know is that it is something that shakes and it is something that can be given to another person, male or female is questionable. Any guesses?

'Shake Your Bootiya'
Film: 'Finding Fanny'
Lyrics: O Faniya.. O Faniya..Hey.. Shake your bootiya on the floor



Lowdown: The bum fetish continued this year into yet another film. This time too the lyricist shows signs of a writer's block, but he ensures that does not stop the bum from being in motion.

Bollywood's dark horses that stole the show this year

We highlight some performances in 2014 which left a lasting impact in the audiences' mind, even though the actors were not playing the lead...

In the current scenario, it's a given for the stars of a given film to steal all the available thunder. And nobody complains much, either. However, cinema is a collaborative process and it's not just the leading roles that lend a film its character. Many a times, smaller but significant roles gleam like gems and get noticed due to their talent. 2014 hasn't been short in this particular department as hitlist takes you on a walk through some of the performances by actors who did not really helm the film but certainly left an edible mark on audience's mind...
Lisa Haydon

Film: 'Queen'
Director: Vikas Bahl
Highlight of the performance: Lisa portrayed an Indian girl who is based in Paris. She's not only a single mother but also a remarkably carefree person. It was a tailor-made role for Lisa and it helped her gain loads of attention from the critics as well as audience. Though the story focused on Kangna Ranaut's pivotal character, Lisa provided the much-needed relief factor.
Tahir Raj Bhasin

Film: 'Mardaani'
Director: Pradeep Sarkar
Highlight of the performance: Unlike a lot of his peer, Tahir took intensive training in acting before stepping on the big screen. And it clearly showed! After smaller roles here and there, the actor struck gold with 'Mardaani' where he played a negative role. Though the film was all about female cop and human trafficking, Tahir's mean act attracted rave attention, even from the likes of Aamir Khan.
Ali Fazal

Film: 'Bobby Jasoos'
Director: Samar Shaikh
Highlight of the performance: Ali proved his mettle in films like '3 Idiots', 'Fukrey' and so on. Even if 'Bobby Jasoos' was basically about a female detective's rather strained relationship with her father and how she solved a case, Ali was impeccable as her prospective groom. What was interesting to note was his comfortable graph in front of an established actress.
Inaamulhaq

Film: 'Filmistaan'
Director: Nitin Kakkar
Highlight of the performance: He has worked as a scriptwriter and dialogue-writer before facing the camera but it was hard to see the difference between his behind-the-scene skills and in front of it. Playing a pirated CD vendor, he appeared more than just convincing in a role which was all about mistaken identity. The film was accentuated with his performance.
Neha Dhupia

Film: 'Ekkees Toppon Ki Salaami'
Director: Ravindra Gautam
Highlight of the performance: Neha's role in this political satire was indeed interesting. Playing an astute mistress of a beleaguered politician, her only aim is to gain money as well as from his association. But the way her character invites pity as well as laughter merits a mention. The comic touch to her nautanki-laced dialogues came as a dose of relief in the film.
Aamna Sharif

Film: 'Ek Villain'
Director: Mohit Suri
Highlight of the performance: While throughout the film, every character seemed to be trying very hard to be cunning and intense, Aamna's role was simple and realistic. The charming actress played a nagging wife to Riteish Deshmukh's ambiguous man and her transition from argumentative middle class woman to a dutiful wife was intriguing to say the least.
Govinda

Film: 'Kill Dil'
Director: Shaad Ali
Highlight of the performance: After playing a sort of light-hearted major in 'Holiday', it was a refreshing change to witness the ever-colourful Govinda as a head of gang. It was one of those strong roles that the actor has shied away from in his heydays. Coming back to his role, he was not exactly mean but it was a delight to see him stepping out of his comfort zone.
Abhishek Bachchan

Film: 'Happy New Year'
Director: Farah Khan
Highlight of the performance: Often it is said that in multi-starrer films of Bollywood, the actors don't get their said due - either commercially or critically. However Abhi's role in this film not only stood out but he pleasantly surprised everyone with his ease with the quirky language, mannerism as well as comic timing. He played both his character of tapori and dreaded villain with ease.
Tabu

Film: 'Haider'
Director: Vishal Bhardwaj
Highlight of the performance: After playing a forgettable role in 'Jai Ho', Tabu made a comeback with a bang in 'Haider'. Known for her measured performance, the seasoned actress simply killed it - in a good way, of course - as a conflicted woman. With her work in the Kashmir-based film, one can forgive her for being so choosy about her roles.
Seema Pahwa

Film: 'Ankhon Dekhi'
Director: Rajat Kapoor
Highlight of the performance: Seema Pahwa's character in the film is as subtle as she gets boisterous. Playing Sanjay Mishra's wife, she comes across the voice of reasoning as well as impatience. Although Mishra is the undoubted star of the low-budget film but she makes her presence felt with her overwhelming dialogues. We'd love to see more of her.