While the garish promos of Grand Masti make a convincing case for giving up on cinema altogether, we give you seven movies that prove there’s hope for Bollywood yet!
Leave the SRK fans to debate over who crossed 500 crores and who didn’t, and immerse yourself in these seven Bollywood outings of 2013:
Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
Given that the 100 crore club is usually stocked with a dozen Bol Bachchans, we are glad that we have this gripping biopic starring Farhan Akhtar as a representative of all that’s sane in the world.
Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
Given that the 100 crore club is usually stocked with a dozen Bol Bachchans, we are glad that we have this gripping biopic starring Farhan Akhtar as a representative of all that’s sane in the world.
Kai Po Che
One reviewer raved, “It’s only February but one of the year’s best films has arrived,” while another one pronounced it, “a well-crafted entertainer.” If you ask us, Kai Po Che deserves all the applause that it got and more for gifting us a mighty fine actor in Sushant Singh Rajput.
The Lunchbox
There isn’t much we can say about The Lunchbox that hasn’t been said already; but believe us when we say that you won’t want to take back a single minute of this endearing romance, told through a series of touching letters.
Raanjhanaa
Watch this one solely to witness the charm of the lovable Dhanush serenading Sonam Kapoor with some of A R Rahman’s most magical compositions yet.
Aashiqui 2
We doubt that many could have predicted that the Aditya Roy Kapur - Shraddha Kapoor starrer would set the box office on fire, although we should have known the instant we saw the sensuous video of Tum Hi Ho that we had a winner.
Go Goa Gone
The movie that Keels Ded Peepul. With laughter. Although the zomcom achieved moderate success in India, kudos to the makers for straying off the beaten track. And for ridding Goa of its overpopulation problems.
Ram-Leela
What it lacks in the script department, it more than makes up for with the crackling chemistry between the leads and the extravagant song sequences. If you didn’t know already, this rustic drama drives home the fact that Deepika has indeed arrived.
Let us know in the comments box which movie you think deserves to be counted among the year’s finest and we’ll add it to the list!
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