The Indian film industry has gotten a bad reputation with western audiences. If you are ready to give Bollywood another try, here are five movies I recommend. Read more →
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The Indian film industry has gotten a bad reputation with western audiences. If you are ready to give Bollywood another try, here are five movies I recommend. Read more →
The "Titli" item number from Chennai Express features a romantic sequence of events between the lead characters played by Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone. Read more →
From the opening credits, you know that *Paa* (2009) is going to be a different kind of film. Read more →
The energetic "Aa Ao O" item number from the film *Billu* provides a powerful transition that brings the world of the Bollywood megastar to a small village. Read more →
Disowned by her family and secluded by society after being raped, Preeti finds shelter with Avinash, a man who holds strong morals and values. Read more →
The beautiful song "Dheere Jalna" from the 2005 film *Paheli* counsels the characters to be careful once they "light the flame." Read more →
This lavishly beautiful 2005 film engages the viewer by testing the concepts of love, marriage, wealth, influence, reality and truth throughout. Read more →
For the central premise of the 2005 film Paheli to work, there needed to be magical elements sprinkled throughout this enchanting world. Read more →
As part of the ensemble of any film, SRK makes the men more honorable, the women more desirable, and the children more adorable. Read more →
While the film Ghajini (2008) is a remake of Ghajini (2005), the styles of both the Hindi and Tamil versions of this psychological thriller make it worth seeing both. Read more →
A westerner's appreciation for Indian film - stories, songs, stars. If you're new to Bollywood, this is a great place to start. No spoilers.