FILMISTANI - Filmon Ki Kahani, Hamari Zubani !!

[...] ;indispensable in Hindi Cinema (as has somehow the association of Rishi Kapoor with them). In Indian Cinema, it started off way back in the 1940s and can be heard even today, albeit pictured and [...]

[...] in bungalows or in Chawls, not entirely as impressive. Yet, overall the lot of Gangsters in Indian cinema has been memorable, and we present to you the first edition on our series on Hindi Filmy Mafia [...]

[...] ironically it starts raining. 1. Shekhar (Kismet) Ashok Kumar was one of the true pioneers of Indian cinema, so it comes as no surprise that he was the first mainstream actor to blur the line between [...]

[...] , with the right looks and attitude of the "angry young man" his father introduced Indian cinema to. Lallan Singh, with that beard, Kajal-lined eyes and the accent was the most appealing [...]

[...] for his perfection, dedication, attention to detail and what not, but Asin's big break in Hindi cinema has earned her a lot of recognition and further success in movies like Ready (which is again [...]

[...] - but you are the reason why I am writing on filmistani at all) The universal mother of the 80s Hindi cinema. She was everywhere. You needed a mother. She was there. You did not need a mother. She was [...]

[...] 4. Itna na mujhse tu pyaar badha (Chhaya) Another seminal piece of work from the golden age of hindi cinema, another song that would list in a lot of people's list of Favourite Songs of all time whose [...]

[...] EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Road, Movie Arguably, one of the finest movies made in recent years in Hindi cinema, this is a dreamy and magical masterpiece by Dev Benegal.  Even though it is primarily about [...]

[...] . The music is given by Sneha Khanwalkar, the fourth ever female music director in the Indian film industry after Jaddan Bai (mother of Nargis and grandmother of Sanjay Dutt), Saraswati Devi and& [...]

[...] for a story to be put up their on screen. He adapted famous works of literature for the Indian film industry, made films that were about human relationships as well as about politics and the plight [...]

[...] based on books (and even Hindi books) have been around from almost the time that the Indian film industry started, although this particular novel has been over looked (in part due to the reasons [...]

[...] film) Anyway, this film, one of the highest grossing movie ever to be churned out of the Indian film industry was actually a remake. And it was (sort of) an official remake, because it was produced by [...]

[...] that this is talking about goof-ups/bloopers/mistakes in some very popular and appreciated Bollywood movies. Though I am mentioning just a very few here, there of course are hundreds of such mistakes [...]

[...] Did you know that on evaluating the earnings of Bollywood movies, with adjustments for inflation and other factors in place, Uday Chopra (and you have no [...]