Bollywood and other Indian cinema?

nice raj kapoor photo. i really loved mera naam joker, but don’t know a lot about his other movies. i’ve seen a lot of shah rukh khan’s movies, honestly overrated lmao. i want to watch something else. there’s a whole world out there of actually good indian movies with worthwhile things to say

Bro RRR is the silliest and yet most action filled movie i have ever seen. It's amazing.

anando brahma, raja the great, 3 idiots and kabhi khushi kabhi kham are definitely my top favs :)

tbh satya is my favourite hindi film- absolutely REVOLUTIONARY cause of the topics it discusses. although it didn't get much attention when it was released since it was around the same time of kuch kuch hota hai

At our religious studies class we watched a movie called "PK", and the expectatives were low, but actually the movie is really good. It takes and explores different religions, but in a way that is really interesting and emotional. You can see how you see religions in different ways, ways that makes you feel confused on your religious indentity. And he movie is really funny, which makes it better.

It's on Netflix, and I really recommend it.

Not an expert in indian movies, but I saw Apur Sansar by Satyajit Ray and it's a good film, really sweet. Tecnically is the middle film of a trilogy

This might be overrated but it would be 3 Idiots!

Badhaai Do! i love this movie its really funny but also kinda sad but i really recommend it if you haven't seen it!

I know it's pretty popular but I haven't really watched any bollywood movies... Slumdog Millionaire is one of the best movies I ever watched. It left a mark on me at a young age

minsara kanavu is deff my comfort movie

Despite the CGI, I absolutely loved Bajiaro Mastani. The clothes, music, dance breaks, and other elements really stuck with me.

i think someone's already said it but one of my favorite movies ever is 3 idiots, also love taare zameen par and student of the year (this ones a bit of a guilty pleasure though haha)

Not sure if any of you are still active, but I've recently taken a class on Bollywood that introduced me to several Bollywood films that I've come to love. 

- Fire (1996): Two women are in broken marriages and end up finding joy in their time with each other. They fall in love and have to juggle their responsibilities to their husbands as well as social and traditional norms. 

- Bombay (1995): A muslim woman and a hindu man fall in love despite tensions between their families due to their religions. They elope and have two boys but end up experiencing the Bombay Riots of 1993. 

-Slumdog Millionaire (2008): In order to win back his childhood love, a man enters a game show that he knows she watches. The film explores their childhoods and the struggles they faced while also defying stereotypes had against someone of his background. 

FINALLY FOUND BOLLYWOOD RELATED, I do love the dramatic and romance genre along with most of the dark ones and as of now one of my favorite is fashion top favorite as of now

FINALLY FOUND BOLLYWOOD RELATED, I do love the dramatic and romance genre along with most of the dark ones and as of now one of my favorite is fashion top favorite as of now

fukrey (mostly 1 but to some extent 2 as well)  i feel like its a better version of any of the golmaal films 

2.0 is the most amazing and insane movie i have ever seen (there is a movie before it but it really isn't necessary to watch), just watch it, its life changing.

try watching dilwale dulhania le jayenge!

Recently became interested in Bollywood movies and enjoyed:

* Jallikattu

* Gamanam 

* Mili

These movies blew me away in terms of what foreign movies can accomplish. I put them up there with movies I consider classic.

Taare Zameen Par and Lakshya are good Coming of age movies