Articles related to "Hindi Movies"

Jab We Met (When We Met) released in 2007 is still a topic of conversation today, thanks to some skillful script writing and top notch performances by the lead pair.

Rangeela, a typical Bollywood commercial entertainer, is memorable for stellar performances by its lead actors. Moreover, the AR Rehman soundtrack works in its favor

Ghajini, Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, Singh is King all hit the jackpot.

In spite of a high profile cast, Dil Chahta Hai is refreshingly simple, straightforward and down to earth. Director Farhan Akhtar presented a slice of urban life in 2001.

The good news is that Salman Khan's Wanted appears to have hit the jackpot, and Love Aaj Kal is a close second.

Guru was the first Bollywood hit of 2007, and is perceived to be based upon the real life story of Indian industrialist Dhirubhai Ambani.

Released in 2006, Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna is considered to be one of the highest Bollywood grossers overseas.

Released in 1990, the blockbuster remains one of the highest grossing Bollywood flims to date.

The two stars will be seen together for the first time on the big screen.

Wanted, an action thriller, and Dil Bole Hadippa are the two eagerly awaited releases to look forward to this Friday, September the 19th, in Bollywood.

Director Ashutosh Gowarikar presents a romantic comedy starring Priyanka Chopra and Harman Baweja, a change from his previous historically oriented Lagaan and Jodha Akbar

Projected at a viewing audience of many millions, Indian movies are not just money spinners - they also have an important role in transforming outmoded values.

The multistarrer is fantasy, action, romance and laugh riot all rolled into one. The slick entertainer kepeps suspense and humor alive until the last reel.

HDDCS is a typical Bollywood extravaganza replete with melodrama, song and dance. It was released in 1999 and went on to become one of the biggest blockbusters that year.

Jodha Akbar is based on the historical romance between Mughal emperor Akbar, and a Rajput Hindu princess Jodha. It was released in 2008.

Namaste London belongs to the romantic comedy genre. But it is a startling revelation of attitudes and beliefs of first generation Indian immigrants versus their progeny.

Saathiya breaks the norm of 'happily ever after' to explore post marital blues. This romantic comedy boasts of heavy doses of realism.

Vivaah was a surprise success story upon its release in 2006. It relies more on traditional views of values and relationships, than on commercial movie gimmicks.

Indian cinema comes of age with Anuraag Basu's portrait of contemporary Indian society. The director follows up with a social drama after his previous crime thrillers.

The Ganesh Chaturthi festival is a community affair. Aartis, bhajans and devotional songs are sung throughout the day.

Dhadkan marks the transition of Indian superstar Akshay Kumar from an action to a romantic hero at the turn of the century.

A R Rahman manages to recreate some of the magic from his early years as a composer in the tunes he composes for the soundtrack of Ada.

To make a trip to India unforgettable go beyond the usual sight seeing to experiencing it rich tradition and distinct local customs.

Dev.D, director Anurag Kashyap's contemporary take on the classic Indian film Devdas, pushes the boundaries and works for Indian and western audiences.

On Roop Chaudas Hindus undertake beauty treatments so as to look their best on Diwali day. The demon Narakasura was also slain on this day by Krishna.

Radha Ashtami or the celebration of Radha's birthday is not as widespread as that of Janmashtami. However, it is a big event in Barsana and the whole of Braj.

Breaking a coconut before starting any new undertaking is an age old Hindu ritual. It has now been adopted by all religious communities in India.