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Unpaused
Shikara
Ponniyin Selvan Part 1
DDLJ
V
Maqbool
Thappad
Newton
Shakuntala Devi
Bajirao Mastani
Raazi
Mitron
Tumbbad
Gully Boy
Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya
Batla House
War
Gold
Udaan
Baabul
Runway 34
Pakkezah
Sholay
Dil Chahta Hai
Kal Ho Naa Ho
Padmaavat
Chak De! India
Don
Ghajini
Notebook
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I'm trying to write something on 'Best Hindi Movies on Amazon Prime'
Please give me any suggestions you might have
Ignore PS1.... Rest all watch
Are they all good??
- Unpaused : in Watchlist
- Shikara: in Watchlist
- Ponniyin Selvan Part 1: didn't like the screenplay much
- DDLJ: evergreen for hindi lovers
- V: good one time watch
- Maqbool: in Watchlist
- Thappad: not seen
- Newton: good for timepass
- Shakuntala Devi: in Watchlist
- Bajirao Mastani: seen 3/4 then left midway
- Raazi: good
- Mitron: not seen
- Tumbbad: good thriller
- Gully Boy: okay type, good for music lovers
- Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya: comic thriller, watch in telugu for better experience
- Batla House: in Watchlist
- War: Good
- Gold: left midway
- Udaan: mind bender, user discretion advised
- Baabul: evergreen
- Runway 34: good one time watch
- Pakkezah: not seen
- Sholay: good
- Dil Chahta Hai: hv seen multiple times, good
- Kal Ho Naa Ho: good
- Padmaavat: left midway
- Chak De! India: seen multiple times
- Don: good
- Ghajini: seen multiple times
- Notebook: in Watchlist
15. Agent Sai srinivas
excellent movie
Much appreciated
Here's a short & sweet review
- "Unpaused" is a poignant and heartfelt anthology film that captures the essence of resilience, redemption, and human connection in the midst of a global crisis. Featuring a stellar ensemble cast and thought-provoking narratives, each segment offers a unique glimpse into the lives of individuals navigating the uncertainties of a post-pandemic world. From love and loss to hope and renewal, the film beautifully portrays the power of human spirit and the importance of solidarity in times of adversity. With its emotional depth, authentic storytelling, and touching moments, "Unpaused" is a compelling and timely reflection of the triumph of the human spirit amidst challenging times.
- "Shikara": A heartfelt and emotional journey through the pain and resilience of the Kashmiri Pandit exodus, beautifully portrayed with a mix of tragedy and hope that resonates long after the credits roll.
- "Ponniyin Selvan Part 1": A visually stunning and intricately woven historical epic that transports the audience into a world of political intrigue, betrayal, and power struggles, setting the stage for an epic saga.
- "DDLJ": The quintessential Bollywood romance that continues to capture hearts with its timeless story, charming leads, iconic scenes, and memorable songs, setting the standard for love stories in Indian cinema.
- "V": An edge-of-the-seat thriller that keeps you guessing until the very end, with solid performances, nail-biting suspense, and unexpected twists that make it an engaging and entertaining watch.
- "Maqbool": A dark and brooding adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy, "Macbeth," set in the gritty underworld of Mumbai, with gritty performances, atmospheric direction, and a haunting tone that stays with you.
- "Thappad": A powerful and thought-provoking film that challenges societal norms and patriarchy, delivering its message with emotional depth, strong performances, and a narrative that sparks important conversations.
- "Newton": A clever and satirical take on democracy and bureaucracy in India, offering a blend of humor, irony, and social commentary, anchored by a brilliant central performance and sharp writing that leaves a lasting impact.
- "Shakuntala Devi": A vibrant and colorful biopic celebrating the unmatched genius of the human computer, Shakuntala Devi, with standout performances, emotional depth, and an inspiring narrative that sheds light on the complexities of brilliance.
- "Bajirao Mastani": A lavish and opulent historical romance that captivates with its grandeur, epic love story, dazzling visuals, and impressive performances, bringing to life the passionate saga of Bajirao and Mastani.
- "Raazi": An intense and gripping espionage thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat with its tension-filled plot, strong female lead, and complex moral dilemmas, offering a fresh perspective on patriotism and duty.
- "Mitron": A light-hearted and breezy comedy that blends humor with heart, exploring themes of friendship, love, and second chances, wrapped in a feel-good narrative that charms with its simplicity and relatable characters.
- "Tumbbad": A dark and atmospheric horror-fantasy film that immerses you in its eerie world of greed, mythology, and horror, with stunning visuals, a haunting score, and a gripping narrative that keeps you enthralled from start to finish.
- "Gully Boy": A raw and authentic portrayal of the Mumbai rap scene, this film pulsates with energy, emotion, and social commentary, showcasing the power of music to transcend barriers and express truth, with stellar performances and a pulsating soundtrack that elevates the narrative.
- "Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya": A delightful and engaging detective thriller that balances humor, mystery, and suspense with quirky characters, sharp dialogues, and an unconventional protagonist, making it a refreshing and entertaining watch that keeps you engaged till the very end.
- "Batla House": A gripping and intense retelling of real-life events, this film delves deep into the complexities of the Batla House encounter, offering a mix of suspense, drama, and emotional depth, anchored by a powerful performance by its lead actor and a taut screenplay that keeps you hooked.
- "War": A high-octane action thriller that delivers on adrenaline-pumping stunts, slick visuals, and intense showdowns, showcasing two powerhouse actors in an epic face-off, backed by a pulsating score, stylish direction, and jaw-dropping set pieces that make it a thrill ride from start to finish.
- "Gold": A patriotic sports drama that celebrates the spirit of Indian hockey and the country's first Olympic gold post-independence, weaving history, politics, and sportsmanship into an emotive narrative with strong performances, rousing moments, and a stirring climax that resonates with pride and nostalgia.
- "Udaan": An emotionally rich coming-of-age drama that delves into themes of family, freedom, and adolescence, with poignant performances, a heartfelt narrative, and a universal resonance that tugs at the heartstrings and lingers in the mind long after the credits roll.
- "Baabul": A poignant tale of love, loss, and family dynamics, this film explores themes of grief, tradition, and resilience with a stellar ensemble cast, emotional performances, and a touching narrative that navigates the complexities of relationships and the enduring power of love.
- "Runway 34": A captivating aviation thriller that soars with tension, suspense, and high stakes, as it unravels a gripping mystery aboard a flight bound for a tumultuous journey, with dynamic performances, nail-biting sequences, and a thrilling pace that keeps you on the edge of your seat.
- "Pakeezah": A timeless Bollywood classic known for its grandeur, tragedy, and mesmerizing music, this film weaves a tale of love, sacrifice, and societal norms with a touch of surreal beauty, anchored by iconic performances, lavish sets, and a hauntingly melodic soundtrack that captures the essence of a bygone era.
- "Sholay": Regarded as a cult classic in Indian cinema, "Sholay" is a legendary tale of friendship, revenge, and redemption set against a rugged backdrop, boasting iconic characters, memorable dialogues, thrilling action sequences, and an unforgettable villain. It continues to captivate audiences with its timeless appeal, blending humor, drama, and action seamlessly in a narrative that remains etched in the hearts of generations.
- "Dil Chahta Hai": A trendsetting coming-of-age film that revolutionized the portrayal of modern-day friendships and relationships on the Indian screen, "Dil Chahta Hai" is a refreshing blend of wit, warmth, and realism. With its relatable characters, urban setting, breezy narrative, stylish direction, and soul-stirring music, the film strikes a chord with audiences looking for a slice of life and a dose of nostalgia.
- "Kal Ho Naa Ho": An emotional rollercoaster that gracefully navigates themes of love, loss, and self-discovery, "Kal Ho Naa Ho" is a heartwarming saga that tugs at the heartstrings. With a powerhouse performance by Shah Rukh Khan, soulful music, picturesque settings, and a poignant storyline, the film strikes a delicate balance between drama and humor, leaving a lasting impact on viewers.
- "Padmaavat": A visually opulent and controversial period drama that captures the grandeur and tragedy of the legendary tale of Rani Padmavati, "Padmaavat" is a spectacle to behold. With mesmerizing cinematography, elaborate costumes, intricate set design, and powerful performances by the leads, the film immerses viewers in a world of valor, sacrifice, and honor, albeit with its share of controversies.
- "Chak De! India": A soul-stirring sports drama that celebrates the triumph of the human spirit and unity in diversity, "Chak De! India" is a cinematic gem that shines bright with its stirring narrative, impeccable performances, and pulsating sports sequences. Led by Shah Rukh Khan's charismatic portrayal of a coach aiming to redeem himself and his team, the film strikes a chord with its patriotic fervor and inspirational message.
- "Don": A stylish and slick remake of the classic Amitabh Bachchan starrer, "Don" reimagines the iconic character of a suave and cunning underworld boss with a modern twist. Featuring sharp dialogues, dynamic action sequences, a charismatic lead in Shah Rukh Khan, and a plot filled with twists and turns, the film caters to fans of slick thrillers and Bollywood masala entertainment.
- "Ghajini": A gripping and intense thriller that explores the themes of memory loss, vengeance, and love, "Ghajini" captivates audiences with its high-octane action, emotional depth, and powerhouse performance by Aamir Khan. With a non-linear narrative, pulse-pounding sequences, and a haunting soundtrack, the film keeps viewers on the edge of their seats as they unravel the mysteries of the protagonist's past.
- "Notebook": A charming and poignant love story set against the picturesque backdrop of Kashmir, "Notebook" weaves a tale of romance, redemption, and hope. Filled with serene visuals, heartfelt performances, and a soulful soundtrack, the film evokes a sense of nostalgia and wonder, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the beauty of love and the magic of storytelling.
- Unpaused - not watched
- Shikara- not watched
- Ponniyin Selvan Part 1- not watched
- DDLJ- watched-liked in that era of 90's
- V- not watched
- Maqbool- not watched
- Thappad- watched, liked somehow
- Newton- watched liked somehow
- Shakuntala Devi- watched, liked somehow
- Bajirao Mastani- watched, liked 7/10
- Raazi- watched ,liked 6/10
- Mitron- not watched
- Tumbbad- watched , liked 8/10, better story
- Gully Boy- watched 10mins and skipped
- Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya- not watched
- Batla House- watched, liked 8/10, better
- War- not watched
- Gold- watched, not liked 5/10
- Udaan- not watched
- Baabul- not watched
- Runway 34- watched, liked 8/10, better
- Pakkezah- not watched
- Sholay- watched , liked somehow 6/10
- Dil Chahta Hai- watched liked 8/10, better
- Kal Ho Naa Ho- watched liked 6/10.
- Padmaavat- watched, not liked that much 3/10
- Chak De! India- watched 5/10
- Don- watched remake, liked 5/10
- Ghajini- watched hindi remake, liked7/10, better
- Notebook- watched, liked 7/10, better
Bapre !! vellapanti ka bhi had hota hai. Itna mehnat Kiya apne
- Tumbbad — hand down one of my favourites from your list
Fifty shades of grey
365 days
Bollywood mai dekhni h to
Shakuntalam Devi
Drishaym 1 and 2
Gajini is must watch. I liked it very much. Same for Chak De India.
Ghajini - good movie, prefer the original Tamil version pairing.
Bajirao mastani - your heart will bleed for Priyanka's character and would want hit both bajirao and mustang with bat, which obviously makes the climax fall flat because you have no sympathy for those two.
Ponniyin Selvan - 1 is a stunning visually appealing movie. A solid effort into turning several volumes of a novel into a movie but agree the screenplay could have been better. But Nandini is not a character you would want to miss, she is more than worth the watch.
Chak De! - is definitely worth the watch. Excellent movie for its time. There is just too many similar movies have come after it, making it seem not all that impressive.
- Unpaused - Haven't heard of it.
- Shikara - Haven't heard of it.
- Ponniyin Selvan Part 1 - Need to be a Tamilian to appreciate it. Don't watch it.
- DDLJ - Seen it 4 times in theatres - thrice at Maratha Mandir in Mumbai with various friends over the years. It is a classic and resonates with almost everyone. The songs are evergreen. Watch it.
- V - Isn't this a Hollywood one? If yes it is a classic though the theme can be a little heavy. If it non-Hollywood then I haven't heard of it.
- Maqbool - Over-rated. Don't watch.
- Thappad - Very simple premise but very well made and acted. Watch it.
- Newton - Interesting movie with brilliant acting by Rajkumar Rao. Need to be interested in current affairs or politics to appreciate it. Watch it.
- Shakuntala Devi - It is not bad, just alright. Don't watch it.
- Bajirao Mastani - Something's just off about the movie. Most females and Sanjay Leela Bhansali fans like it. Don't watch it.
- Raazi - Thriller based on a true story. Very rarely a movie is so well-made. Watch it.
- Mitron - Haven't heard of it.
- Tumbbad - It is a cult movie that went under-appreciated in theatres. The effects and storyline are unique. Watch it.
- Gully Boy - Raw movie. Some may not like it. Lot to absorb and understand, especially the words of the rap songs. Watch it.
- Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya - Haven't heard of it.
- Batla House - Haven't seen it.
- War - Haven't seen it and will not see it. Don't watch it.
- Gold - It is not bad, just alright. Don't watch it.
- Udaan - Another cult movie. Watched it twice. First time didn't get it. Second time too didn't see what the fuss was about. Still watch it.
- Baabul - Haven't heard of it
- Runway 34 - Brilliant movie. Inexplicable flop. Based on a true story. It is NOT a copy or remake of Sully (Hollywood). Watch it.
- Pakkezah - Haven't seen it.
- Sholay - Right up there with DDLJ. Something about the movie just resonates with everyone. Watch it.
- Dil Chahta Hai - One of the most satisfying movies I have ever watched. Better than Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara which was inspired by this. People born in the 90s or 00s may disagree but ask anyone born in 80s or 70s. Watch it.
- Kal Ho Naa Ho - Karan Johar sure knows how to make even men weep and make them smile and laugh too. Watch it.
- Padmaavat - Haven't seen it and won't be seeing it.
- Chak De! India - If you give Gold a skip watch this one. It is the success of this movie that inspired a lot of sports based movies. Watch it.
- Don - SRK one? Haven't seen it and won't be seeing it.
- Ghajini - Haven't seen it.
- Notebook - Isn't this a Hollywood one? That one is atrocious. You need to be a female to like it. Don't watch it. If it is non-Hollywood then I haven't seen it.
Ghajini and dabang craze was next level. Tickets were sold for 1000 plus in black.
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Strange combination of movies, have seen 20 from this list