Hindi: Movies Name From A To Z

– A stylized, star-studded cinematic drama exploring duty and secrets within a royal cinematic setting.

– A highly relatable, comforting coming-of-age movie about a lazy, spoiled Mumbai college student finding his passion for photography.

Universally known as DDLJ, this Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol starrer redefined romance in Indian cinema and ran in theaters for decades.

– A witty, satirical take on the class divide and the chaotic race for admissions in English-medium private schools. hindi movies name from a to z

This high-octane action thriller launched the highly successful YRF Spy Universe. The story follows an Indian RAW agent who falls in love with a Pakistani ISI agent during a mission in Dublin. Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif Genre: Action / Spy Thriller F – Fashion (2008)

A fresh, youthful romantic comedy about best friends discovering they are actually in love with each other. K – From Kahaani to Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham

Based on the true story of Mahavir Singh Phogat, this biographical sports drama starring Aamir Khan broke global box office records. – A stylized, star-studded cinematic drama exploring duty

While Bollywood famously lacks titles starting with the letter 'X', X Zone represents the niche, late-night pulp horror television and B-movie era of the late 90s that paved the way for modern indie horror anthology projects. Y – Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (2013) Genre: Romance / Drama

The definitive modern youth anthem film, tracking four friends as they grow up, drift apart, and reunite during a lavish destination wedding, exploring themes of career ambition versus personal love.

– A high-concept romantic comedy-drama following a vertically challenged man caught up in a unique love triangle that travels all the way to space. – A witty, satirical take on the class

A quintessential modern Bollywood romance celebrating travel, career ambitions, heartbreak, and lifelong friendship, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone.

(2009) captured the transition from carefree youth to adulthood in urban Mumbai, defining the aesthetics of modern indie-mainstream cinema. Thrillers like Wazir (2016) utilized the metaphors of chess to deliver an intense, emotional revenge mystery starring Amitabh Bachchan and Farhan Akhtar. X — The Rare Cross-Section of Cinema