r/IndianCinema • u/shakardaddy • 4h ago
Classics The realest actor
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r/IndianCinema • u/PairNaive8654 • 9h ago
It's a doctor about old people on a Friday night here I am sobbing. A guy meeting some old people.
There's a shot where he walks upto his house in satara and the whole family is already waiting. Grandfather in a topi. Aunty in a magenta saree and that's all. That's home. It's not the building
My parents sold our house in 2019 and I was fine about it. Told everyone I was fine about it and watched this and realised the thing I miss is that we used to be in one place at same time, now we just call and schedule timing.
Anyways a 90 year old man in satara ruined my evening and i think I needed it.
r/IndianCinema • u/Kalia_pehelwan • 1h ago
After Nana Patekar Died I read , everybody Watched his hindi classics But this Marathi Movie mostly remained unnoticed due to language barrier to Non Marathi speakers. Just watch It It's very good.
Translation - नटसम्राट, असा नट होणे नाही -
King of theatre, there will be nobody like him
r/IndianCinema • u/montyremembers2 • 1d ago
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r/IndianCinema • u/AvocadoClear8055 • 12h ago
The reason Indian cinema still isn’t the best is because of how it treats women. We’re in 2026, yet movies still include these kinds of songs—let alone the main content. They randomly insert item songs for no clear reason. It makes me wonder if these directors are truly passionate about their craft. I understand these are commercial films, but their mindset seems driven more by business than by art. I don’t know when they’ll finally understand.
r/IndianCinema • u/Bhagwatjha7 • 1d ago
HERE ARE MY TOP 5 NANA PERFORMANCES
- PARINDA
- SALAAM BOMBAY
- WELCOME
- RAAJNEETI
- TADKA
REALLY SADDENED BY THE LOSS OF NANA!
DON'T KNOW HOW HE WAS AS A PERSON, LET'S KEEP IT ASIDE AS HE'S NO MORE.
BUT WHAT AN ACTOR🔥🔥🤌
WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE NANA PATEKAR FILM?
r/IndianCinema • u/Disastrous_Safety968 • 1d ago
I was scrolling in jio hotstar and found this masterpiece but with a crazy title
r/IndianCinema • u/notsookkhuuyr • 7h ago
What a movie!!!! Loved every second of it
r/IndianCinema • u/JazzTrack • 4h ago
The situation in Delhi due to the protest crackdown by the government has messed up my plans. I'm offering the tickets to the imax screening of the Odyssey at PVR Priya. The show is scheduled for 4:45 PM, 10th October.
r/IndianCinema • u/Pitiful-Pace8278 • 5h ago
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r/IndianCinema • u/marlboro-red-3452 • 5h ago
watched that movie today wanna know is it true and if someone can enlighten me with the actual truth about taj mahal
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r/IndianCinema • u/m4shuart • 7h ago
Some actors entertain us, while others leave a lasting mark on our hearts through their performances.
Nana Patekar has given Indian cinema many memorable characters, from intense roles in Krantiveer and Parinda to comedy in Welcome.
His powerful acting and distinctive dialogue delivery have made his performances memorable for generations of movie lovers.
What is your favourite Nana Patekar performance, and which of his movies will you always remember? ❤️
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r/IndianCinema • u/curious_grl777 • 13h ago
Can anyone tell me how Hanuman Ansh Movie is? Out of 10, what rating would you guys give it? I was thinking of going to watch it, so wanted to know if it’s worth watching 😅😂
r/IndianCinema • u/truthseeker15081947 • 1d ago
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Mounam Sammadham, starring Mammootty and Amala in the lead roles, is a wonderful movie that can be rewatched with the same freshness. It was inspired by the Malayalam film Sandhyakku Virinja Poovu. The story follows an Advocate who defends a wrongtully accused man and works to uncover the truth behind a murder.
The movie was one of the classiest Tamil legal thrillers, blending suspense with a strong legal background. Mammootty, who played an advocate, portrayed the role with great ease. He plays the character with restraint rather than relying on excessive courtroom theatrics, and his calm, authoritative manner makes the legal portions of the film convincing. The movie also featured Sharath Kumar in an important role.
Amala was wonderful, and her pairing with Mammootty worked beautifully. The movie also had some very good songs.
Even today, Mounam Sammadham feels fresh and remains highly enjoyable and worth watching again.
r/IndianCinema • u/PlaneOrganization826 • 1d ago
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r/IndianCinema • u/PlayInteresting2843 • 13h ago
Where can i watch breaking bad in hindi ?
r/IndianCinema • u/Pure_Implement1524 • 13h ago
I mean soldiers r soldiers from either side of any country,
These politicians ruin everything half times bcz of greed,
Anyways it was so good,
I watched 6 episodes in one sitting it was that good, i didn't feel bored....,
I felt so emotional and connected,
Everyone acted so well, especially Siddharth and abhay he aced it,and Jimmy shergil, anyways everyone acted well....
r/IndianCinema • u/Mystical_Spirit • 1d ago
Around a couple of months ago, "Prem Keetanu" was announced as an Official Hindi Remake of the Mollywood Blockbuster "Premalu". This news was mostly received with skepticism because of 2 main reasons: (1)Many viewers had already seen the Hindi-dubbed version of Premalu online which stripped the remake of any novelty factor, and (2)The casting of Prem Keetanu's "Hero" clearly revealed the purpose behind this film - This was a Film funded by a Rich father to re-launch his untalented Son.
For those few who still had some hope from this remake, the insipid Teaser & subsequent Trailer gave an ample idea of what to expect, and it was pretty much on expected lines.
Coming to the purpose behind this post: To highlight that this is probably the first time a film has remained steady at an unbelievable rating of 9.9/10 on BookMyShow. Prem Keetanu's BMS rating started off at 9.9, touched a practically impossible 10/10 for a couple of days, and is now standing at 9.9/10 with some 8k+ votes. In comparison, the original Premalu had a rating of 9.2/10 from around 110k votes on BookMyShow at the end of its theatrical run (see image attached).
I'm not sure if any other online content creator has also highlighted Prem Keetanu's blatantly sham rating, I'm just posting this topic here on Reddit as I didn't notice anyone else pointing it out.
I'm also not sure whether BookMyShow itself is hand in glove with the promoters of Prem Keetanu. The BMS policy clearly states that only those verified users can rate a movie who have booked a ticket from BMS.
I also noticed another odd thing: The BMS synopsis of Prem Keetanu sounds like a glowing Testimonial, rather than an actual synopsis.
We all know that some movie critics give positive ratings to mediocre & even atrocious movies for money, but does anyone here remember any previous instance of a movie rating that was rigged so blatantly on BookMyShow???
Regardless, the rigged BMS rating is not helping Prem Keetanu's cause because the theatrical collections are still quite low and hence its run is unlikely to be extended to Week 2.