Topremarkable Bollywood Movies

By Author: arun kumar
Total Articles: 1
Comment this article

Swades (2004)
(Director: Ashutosh Gowarikar)
Here comes the most beautiful, feel good film of the decade. Yes, it's extremely hard not to fall in love with this movie. This movie will leave you thinking and at the same time make you smile. You will secretly end up hoping that you would settle in such a small village where you will be able to smell the soil and feel secure at home. You would wish for a loving mother figure like Kaveri Amma to feed you and someone as beautiful and headstrong as Geeta to fall in love with. Swades is about home and the virtues you have left at home. Mahatma Gandhi once said, "India's heart lies in the villages" and how true!! Yes, we are this touchy, full-of-heart emotional fools and we still love that about us. What prompted a NASA scientist like Mohan to come back to his roots? Because you can't forget your roots however far you have gone. Swades was quite poetic in its narration and every frame had something deeply irresistible. Home is where the heart is and there are people waiting for you, go embrace it Mohan!
A Wednesday (2008)
(Director: Neeraj Pandey)
Here ...
... comes a movie with a story which nobody could imagine in their wildest dreams. The suspense of this movie was well executed and it was like an incomparable experience. We have seen many movies on terrorists and it wasn't that hard to imagine where the story is heading; most of the time. A Wednesday was a revelation; a bright talent like Neeraj came and changed the entire grammar of film making. Yes, common man is not a fool and terrorists who bring Mumbai under the chilling moments every now and then should realize this, sooner or later, for their own good. The message is delivered and how powerfully!! Two of the most talented actors of Bollywood, Anupam Kher and Naseeruddin Shah came face to face and it was difficult to judge who outdone whom. However, we assume it must be Anupam Kher given he has a slight edge over Naseeruddin Shah in the movie; well Anupam had to underplay most of the time.
Aamir (2008)
(Director: Rajkumar Gupta)
Aamir is yet another film on terrorism and Mumbai city. In one word we would describe it as 'Intense'. It's a whirlwind journey of a man namely Dr. Aamir Ali, who just returned to Mumbai from UK. He's in the hands of Islamic extremists and they want to carry out a bomb blast in the city with the help of Aamir and for this they have kidnapped Aamir's family. He has to make a choice and he's been taken to the poverty ridden streets of Mumbai where he meets large percentage of Muslim population. Rajkumar Gupta entered the Bollywood scene with his strong directorial abilities and only a good director can pull off such a one line story entirely on the shoulder of a taught screen play. Aamir's difficult journey becomes audiences as we are on the edge of the seat to see what happens next. It's a hell of a ride with that red bag and you will never forget it; that's the biggest cinematic achievement of Aamir.
For more detail about other latest and top 10 movies visit our site www.top10movie.in