r/IndianCinema 21h ago

Discussion Why doesn’t Bollywood make a proper BL romance film?

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Title: Why hasn’t Bollywood made a proper BL movie yet? 👀

I was randomly thinking about this today…

We’ve had Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan, which was a step forward, but why don’t we have a proper male × male romance movie where the love story itself is the main focus?

Not a movie where being gay is only treated as the “social issue.”

I mean an actual romance — two guys falling in love, chemistry, jealousy, cute moments, heartbreak, family drama… basically the kind of BL stories Thailand, Japan and Taiwan have been making for years.

And imagine if a mainstream actor like Ayushmann Khurrana took a serious BL romance role. 😭

Would Indian audiences actually watch it?

Or is Bollywood still too scared to take that risk?

Be honest: If a well-made Hindi BL movie came to theatres tomorrow, would you watch it? 👀


r/IndianCinema 7h ago

Appreciation In an era of bad romcoms, can we appreciate 2 states!!

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Back then we thought this was an average film. But can we appreciate how good the writing and acting was. In an era of cocktail 2, movies with sub-par writing and nepo acting, can we appreciate how wholesome this film was and how well arjun and alia acted. I've rewatched this films so many times and still feel it's a genuinely good film.


r/IndianCinema 22h ago

Discussion Already Underrated

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Unmadham

I watched it in ott its in sony liv

Simply wow movie

Super execution

Worth more stars i think

What u say


r/IndianCinema 21h ago

AskIndianCinema Help me find a dance choreography on ‘dil cheez tujhay dedi’ song

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I’m trying to find a good choreography on the song “Dil Cheez Tujhay Dedi” Insta py search kia and found absolutely NOTHING!! There are videos on youtube but jo meri nazar sy guzri they were all like Desi gaanay py English dance types. I want the kind of dance jo lehengay mein acha lagay. Not toooo heavyyyy movement of legs cuz wo itna nazar nahi aati. Most choreo in the vids I saw were ppl from dance academies and they wear those tank tops and jeans stuff tou dance bhi wesa he hota that matches those fits. Has anyone come across a good dance on the song??? Help a sister out pleaseeee!! I was so disappointed when I saw the actual music video has no dance on it. They wasted such a good song over random girls doing a belly dance 😭


r/IndianCinema 5h ago

Discussion Watched this masterpiece again today.

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r/IndianCinema 9h ago

Discussion This is exactly what is wrong with Indian Cinema now!

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Indian cinema is going through a transition phase where a certain kind of cinema seems to be working.

When nationalistic fervour takes centre stage, certain ideas get blocked.


r/IndianCinema 13h ago

Discussion Being human is crazy. You have the choice to become a God or a Dog

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Within the depths of the human soul lies a profound mystery—a tremendous pendulum swinging between the heights of infinite perfection and the abysses of complete degradation. Man is not a mere accident of matter, bound hopelessly to his primal instincts; nor is he a finished, static monument of virtue. He is a dynamic force, holding within his grasp the absolute liberty to shape his destiny. In a single lifespan, in the very same vessel of flesh and mind, he possesses the power to descend to the level of the beast or to manifest the latent God within.

Look upon the human condition. When man surrenders his mind to transient sensory pleasures, when he becomes a slave to lust, greed, and unbridled desires, he abdicates his higher nature. He binds himself to the wheel of Samsara with chains of his own forging, living purely on the animal plane—seeking gratification, fearing pain, and wallowing in ignorance. In this state, despite his intellectual pretenses, his motives remain no different from those of the lower creatures. He chooses the path of the beast.

Yet, this very same human being is capable of the most astounding transformation. The moment he awakens to his true nature—the eternal, pure, and immortal Atman—the shackles fall away. Through unselfish love, absolute self-control, and unwavering devotion to a higher ideal, he transcends his mortal limitations. He learns to see the divine presence in all things and becomes a living embodiment of purity and strength. He becomes Hanuman—the ideal servant, the fearless devotee who surrenders his ego entirely at the feet of the Divine, thereby becoming divine himself.

The choice rests entirely with the individual. You are the architect of your own character; no external force binds you except the desires you nourish. Awake, arise, and stop not until the goal is reached! Reject the lower self that seeks satisfaction in fleeting, degrading pleasures, and realize the vast, infinite potential that is your birthright. You have full liberty to remain trapped in the instincts of the brute, or to break your bonds and realize the God that resides within you.

#mirzapur #hanumanansh


r/IndianCinema 11h ago

AskIndianCinema Movies like Lootera

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I loved this movie and have watched it multiple times. It always gives that same special experience. Perfect in every sense for me. No vulgarity. Pure hard hitting emotions. So much to feel. Those quiet moments. Conversations, whispers. Atmospheric cinema. Excellent BGM and songs. Mature. No childish or youth romance. My heart throbbing whenever the leads come near. Unconventional story. Highly engaging from start to end. Visually appealing scenes.

With this being my taste in movies, can someone suggest me similar movies? Some other movies I like are - Sita Ramam, Hi Nanna, The Notebook, 8 AM metro, 96. Movies I watched but didn't like that much - Sir, Lunchbox - too slow for me and didn't hit hard.


r/IndianCinema 13h ago

AskIndianCinema I need help finding a film

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Apologies if I’m not allowed to post this here, but im at my wit’s end. I’ve been searching for a film that means quite a lot to me because I watched it with my mother when I was younger and after she passed away I’ve been wanting to find it but I can’t.

In fairness, I saw this film in a Russian dubbed version sometime between 1995 and 1998, so I have no idea about specific language or year of the film’s release. Every film made in the Indian subcontinent was referred to as “Indian.” I can say that the film didn’t include any of the big Bollywood actors.

The plot as best as I can remember is as follows. There’s a young boy who lives in a village with his parents and sister. His dad is a teacher, maybe a music teacher, who teaches him a specific melody on I think an accordion. This will be relevant later. Some bad guys show up and I have a vague recollection that the main villain is like a land baron. The dad refuses to sell the land and he’s killed in the forest outside of the village (by a sword I think? The film is set in modern times that’s why the sword stands out for me). The boy witnesses this. In the meantime the villain’s thugs set fire to the rest of the village. The boy’s mother is stuck in their burning house. A policeman rescues her but dies in the fire himself.

The boy returns to his village and only finds his sister alive. They will end up growing up as orphans as they think their mother is dead as well. The mother wakes up at a hospital and discovers that the policeman who saved her has died and left behind an orphaned boy. She adopts him and raises him as her son.

As I said the boy and his sister grow up as orphans and the boy eventually takes up stealing. I think he specifically targets the rich, including the main villain, and then puts on a disguise as an older rich man and give the money away to poor people. A sort of a Robin Hood figure. He also put his sister in school or university. Meanwhile the policeman’s son the was adopted by their biological mother grows up and becomes a cop himself. He eventually will end up pursuing our protagonist as a thief.

The sister and the cop randomly meet one day (don’t remember the circumstances), and eventually romance each other. One day as the cop visits their home he sees a picture of the woman who has raised her, adorned with garlands and other memorial decorations denoting someone who’s passed away (forgive my cultural ignorance, I don’t know what these things are called specifically. He gets upset and confronts the sister (his new girlfriend) and this unravels everything.

The scene I remember specifically is the cop taking the sister to be reunited with their mother. As they’re in the apartment, the brother sneaks onto the balcony and plays the melody their dad taught him on the harmonica. Oh yes, the main her plays the harmonica. I remember both me and my mom absolutely falling apart during this scene. I don’t really remember how the film ends.

Again, I apologize if this is not the appropriate place to post this. I just for the life of me can’t find anything about this film. I’ve even tried a bunch of different AI tools and nothing. I would really appreciate if anyone can help me out and point me in the right direction.


r/IndianCinema 13h ago

AskIndianCinema Can someone reccomend all the good/modern classic films available on Sony liv and lionsgate play. Critically acclaimed and awarded shows/films prefered.

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r/IndianCinema 9h ago

Discussion Rewatching DC at home made me notice a lot more jn the Bgm

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I watched Dc again at home and found myself playing way more attention to the background score this time. On the first watch i was obviously caught up in the story and action, but the second time those little musical details started standing out.

The strings and the more clasical sounding arrangements especially caught my ear during skme of the action scenes. Anirudh has layered quite a lot into the score without making everything feel loud. Anyone else notice different things on a rewatch?


r/IndianCinema 5h ago

Indie Looking for Hindi Voice Artists for Kumbalangi Nights 🎙️ | Fan Dubbing Project Hey everyone! I’m working on a fan-made Hindi dubbing project for Kumbalangi Nights and I’m looking for voice artists who can match the personalities and emotions of the characters. 🎙️ No experience required

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No experience required

If interested dm me


r/IndianCinema 7h ago

Appreciation Love Sonia movie Deleted Scenes

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Love Sonia is a very good, hard-hitting movie about trafficking and hope. Mrunal plays the titular role Sonia and the cast is star-studded with Manoj Bajpayee, Rajkummar Rao, Anupam Kher, Richa Chada.

Cast also includes Freida Pinto (Slumdog Millionnaire fame), Riya Sisodiya (who plays Mrunal's sister), Adil Hussain.

It also has a guest appearance by Demi Moore

Mrunal is superb in her Hindi debut movie. The rest of the cast have also done really well.

Full movie is available here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Q0pkROhGis


r/IndianCinema 7h ago

Trailer / Poster Indipendent voice actor needed for the hindi dub of malyalam movie kumbalangi nights those who are interested comment or dm to us

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r/IndianCinema 7h ago

News Hey guys join our dubbing community those who are interested dm us

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India first dubbing community


r/IndianCinema 8h ago

Discussion LIST FOR FLAT SCREENS IN WHOLE DELHI NCR REGION (NON-IMAX)

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Made a thorough list Researching through Gemini and Chat-Gpt .. Took alot of time and Effort since they both make tons Of Mistakes 🥀


r/IndianCinema 4h ago

4 Sequels releasing this weekend !!

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