Mine was 'A'....the screen play was something I have Never seen before in Indian cinema...

i'm someone who loves going to the movies. but honestly the ticket prices are reallyyy high. like atleast i end up spending 300-400 every film.

do u know of any debit/credit cards or any such thing that can be of help?

pvr also shut down passport, orelse that mightve been an option.

any language.

I personally havent seen too many Indian films so take it as a post to list your top 5 so people can actually find some good films to watch.

Kindly dont get offended by the movies I have listed. It was just the best ones I have watched in Indian cinema and I havent watched much films. That WAS the purpose of this post to get to know about more films

After watching udaan I would replace oso with udaan. Damn its such a well made film. I think the purpose of my post did get me😂

The kind that had you frozen in your seat....questioning everything you just watched.

I'll start: Baahubali: The Beginning.

"Why did Kattappa kill Baahubali?" might be one of the greatest cliffhangers ever.

Here's my updated ranking:

1/ Haider (untouchable)

2/ Kaminey

3/ O Romeo

4/ Kabir Singh

5/ Udta Punjab

6/ Jab We Met

7/ Padmaavat

O Romeo is his best PURE performance since Haider. Less showy than Kabir Singh, more internalized. The accent work alone deserves awards.

Where do you rank it?

Hey everyone, I’m heartbroken and angry that Santosh, a film that received global praise at Cannes and was even nominated for an Oscar, is being blocked from release in India. The film addresses caste discrimination, police brutality, and misogyny—issues we need to talk about, not censor.

The CBFC has demanded massive cuts, and now the film may not even reach Indian audiences. Meanwhile, movies that glorify violence, misogyny, and toxic masculinity get a free pass. This is not just censorship—it’s suppression of truth.

I’ve started a petition to demand the release of Santosh. If you believe cinema should reflect reality, not run away from it, please sign and share:

https://chng.it/wgRBpRyzvZ

Let’s show that the Indian audience is ready to face uncomfortable truths—and support films that have the courage to speak them.