10 great Bollywood movies of Indian cinema (part 5)

Ghajini – Alarm

A Sanjay boy (Aamir Khan) is the president of a large computer group who falls in love with a girl who has rumored that the girl is his girlfriend, even though two people have never met. And then the two people started falling in love, but the girl was retaliated by a boss who only denounced him. Unfortunately, the girl who was killed and Sanjay was beaten so badly that after dementia every 15 minutes, what happened earlier would be forgotten. How can you retaliate with a short-term dementia?

Trying on a variety of roles (both face-to-face and antagonistic) and constantly refreshing your image in the eyes of the audience is another secret that makes Aamir Khan the best actor in Bollywood.

Inspired by Hollywood’s Memento (2000), adding a new element of “Ghajini” has contributed to conquering both domestic audiences and a large number of Indians living abroad, earning 40 million. USD.

Rang De Basanti – Paint Yellow

A very meaningful film about the patriotism of youth, made with a budget of only 4 million USD and a setting around New Delhi, but as soon as it premiered, “Rang De Basanti” broke every century. ticket office in India.


The story tells Sue, a British documentary filmmaker, who wants to make a film about free fighters in the Indian independence movement based on her grandfather’s diary – a former officer of the British army at India. When she arrived in India, she asked a group of five young people to take part in their films. During the filming process, Indian revolutionary idealism seeped into the main characters. They gradually realized that their lives are quite similar to the characters they describe in Sue’s film and that the problems in the old war still affect their generation.