I think Bollywood was popular in the USSR because Russian cinema ALSO loves musical sequences. So many classic films or tv shows my parents and I love have song-and-dance sequences out of nowhere and they’re awesome. It is similar in the sense that you can take the songs out of context, it’s not like a western musical. Anyway, I don’t know for sure if that’s why, but at least it would have been totally normal and possibly preferable for Soviet audiences to see a film with a big song and dance number or several, unlike a lot of western audiences.

This is LITERALLY exactly what I was looking for. Pre COVID the woman that used to thread my eyebrows was Indian and would always have Bollywood movies playing. I wanted to start watching Bollywood movies but didn’t know where to start. I love cheesy over the top movies so I’m definitely going to watch everything on the “grain of salt” list. Thank you!

YOUR HAIR. THE MAKEUP. THE ROOM. THE ARTWORK. THE CALM-VOICE VIBE. SHE'S BACK BABY!!

as someone that was literally raised on bollywood, i find white people's bollywood opinions so intriguing. I wouldn't have expected all of these takes, but i don't necessarily disagree? I always thought bollywood also drove away a lot of people that don't speak the language just off of how intent on double meaning bollywood is. Like, the subtitles will say 'and that's why i never loved you', but actually the exact words he chose to say it could also be interpreted as a call back to an earlier line. If you don't mind horror movies, and want a good introduction into regional indian cinema, watch the many iterations of Manichitratazhu. It's a really good malayalam horror movie that was then remade in a bunch of other languages. All the iterations are really different, so they give you a good vibe of the quirks and characteristics of each film industry.

@jane-mulcahy

2 жыл бұрын

I so agree about the language thing! lots of times when I'm watching Hindi movies, especially comedies, a lot of the jokes will rely on Hindi wordplay. it's actually kind of fun to see whether the subtitles will try to literally translate wordplay or try to adapt it for English. I also think in general, unfortunately many native English speakers aren't very into reading subtitles, which might drive them away from Bollywood. thanks for the recommendation! I'll definitely check it out. I'd love to watch some Malayalam movies.

@nin06

Жыл бұрын

I grew up with immigrant Indian parents, so Bollywood was like our favourite pastime haha. I only speak a bit of Tamil and Hindi (can understand a lot more) so I’ve always been in the middle here, growing up in Canada. Having my mother be a literal translator was a huge help for me as a kid. This also made me always have subtitles on haha. Anyway, it makes me happy to see other people enjoy it as much as I did. That’s why I was so happy to see this video, although I was 9 months late 😅

HUGE Kajol fan here. Thanks for this! My first Indian film was Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham and I still listen to the soundtrack today, Kajol's performance was just mesmerizing!

So when I was a lot younger my mom and sister went to this Indian run goods store, and the gentleman who owned it also rented out Bollywood films. He recommended mohabatien to us. All I knew about Bollywood films as a kid was that they had song and dance numbers and I loved musicals so I was desperate the whole film for the music and dancing to start. We all loved that film, and would go back to his store to rent others (mostly starring shah rukh khan because my mom fell in love with him 🤪)

These are some of my fav Bollywood movies for non hindi speakers: 1. Udaan. 2. Fukrey. 3. Stanley ka dabba. 4. Wake up Sid. 5. Rrr. 6. Golmal(only the first one) 7. Chup chup ke. 8. Hungama. 9. Hulchul. 10. Queen. I think most of these are on Netflix you'll need a vpn.

dude, I literally have "Kal Ho Na Ho" tattooed on me; ALSO felt you should know if you don't, "Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge" is currently being adapted for broadway, and I think they're planning on being a part of next year's season

@pearlngozi2818

Жыл бұрын

The casting was abysmal

i quite literally stopped everything i was doing to watch this. i was hoping you'd make this video one day---excited to start my journey into Bollywood

@sydneyyo99

2 жыл бұрын

thats how i felt!

Kal Ho Naa Ho was my bollywood origin story too! We were learning about Hinduism in social studies in like sophomore year of hs and had a free day, an Indian classmate asked if they could bring it in so we watched it LOL. amazing. the theme song basically became a meme and our class would hum or sing it until graduation 🥲 I’ve been wanting to get more into Bollywood so thanks for this video! 👍 Only one I’m surprised not to see is Bajirao Mastani! Especially for anyone interested in history or historical fashion, what a beautiful movie. And so sad! I loved it, I listen to the songs all the time.

Found your channel through your Degrassi Vid. Love all your content looking forward to see your channel get the recognition it deserves!

Om Shanti Om and Devdas were my introduction to Bollywood when they played back to back on the Australian special broadcasting service late at night when I was like 11 and had a fantastic flu. Aishwarya Rai was a bit of a queer awakening for me 😂 For me it’s always, always the music, but I’ll definitely try some of the Arthouse films you suggested, especially the Lunchbox

@hesterhenrietta261

2 жыл бұрын

Also neglected to mention that I’ve officially bought the Devdas soundtrack four seperate times: once on tape, once on CD, once on a music platform that doesn’t exist anymore and then region locked me out (Australian copyright whyyy!!), and finally on iTunes 🙈

hi jane! I just found your channel and I love you already. i speak telugu at home and i think although tollywood doesn’t have the greatest rep, there are still some gems that you should check out if you’re interested. eega (from the creators of RRR about a literal fly), brochevarevarura (crime comedy), chi la sow (a low key 24hour romance drama), jersey (cricket, drama), goodachari (spy thriller), oohalu gusagusalaade (adaptation of a Shakespeare play i think), okkadu (one of our biggest star’s best film) I think you’d really like some of these!!

I was sooo surprised but ecstatic to find Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na in this list, it’s the ultimate comfort film and my favourite movie of all time. Love your videos, desperately waiting for the last Teen Wolf instalment lol.

Kabhi Kushi Kabhie Gham and Kaho Naa Pyaar Hair were the first Bollywood movies I watched back in 2004 and fell in love with the whole Bollywood.cinema . Bc of those movies I’ve been a huge Hrithik Roshan fan ever since 💁🏻‍♀️

I am so glad your content was advertised to me via the KZread algorithm because now I am quite literally obsessed with you. I'll now be taking a stroll through all of your content thanks.

This reminded me of my middle school friend who tried to get me into watching Bollywood movies and listen to the music. I tried to get her into American Pop and Rock music and films, funnily enough neither of us were familiar with either culture but had a fascination with it. I recognised some of the classics you recommended, and just wanted to say your video format is very entertaining and informative, love your channel. Hope more people would simply indulge in media that isn"t inherently connected to their own Country.

I got my first introduction to bollywood through a random world dance competition that I saw on tv when I was in early high school. There were two performances, a duo pair and a group of young dancers, dancing to Dola re Dola from Devdas and Nagada Nagada from Jab We Met, respectively. The music was so different from what I was used to and so lively that I grew to love it. There are some songs that I used to listen to on Itunes that I wasn't able to get again and I miss those songs, but I still remember the smiles that those songs brought me whenever I would listen to them.

Om Shanti Om was my Bollywood origin story! My classmates would play soundtracks during breaktimes at school and that was the first one I asked about and ended up watching

I love Mujhse Dosti Karogi, I watch it once every six months or so. Rani and Hrithik have such good chemistry, don't know why I haven't seen them in more films. Have you watched Anand though? Although it's very old and the trope used has become very common now, but the movie does it so well. Never fails to make me cry

wake up babe new Jane Mulcahy just dropped

I'm South East Asian American, 1st Gen, and Indian films, especially the more commercial Bollywood films, were/are really popular with women (and queer kids) in our community starting in the 1980s/1990s. My gateway film was SRK's first feature film, "Deewana". 😂 That movie holds such a special place in my heart. I saw it when I was like 4. The soundtrack is bomb, movie super dramatic, young SRK is a delight, and I've always adored Divya Bharta. Though "Mujhse Dosti Karoge" is not like, one of the greats, it's probably one of the movies I've watched the most (I agree it gets a bad rep!) 😂 I loved the music, the letters/emails and secrets and repressed feelings was frustratingly fun, and I also really enjoyed Hrithik Roshan and Rani Mukerji's chemistry!

i'm a simple girl i see a new jane mulcahy video i click.

an amazing non-bollywood (even though there is a Bollywood remake) movie I recommend is the Malayalam movie Drishyam! It's a thriller about a mild-mannered man that goes to great lengths to save his family after a tragic incident changes the course of their lives!

only bollywood film I've ever seen was called Veer Zaara and I really loved it. I'm really excited to watch some of your recommendations

@jane-mulcahy

2 жыл бұрын

I love Veer-Zaara!

Omg my high school social studies teacher had us watch lagaan in class. We went nuts the whole time

the first time my mom watched taare zameen par she loved it so much she literally made every single family member watch it to the point where my brazilian ass can sing all the songs in the movie it’s a 10/10

ive been meaning to get into bollywood, kuch kuch hota hai and kabhi khushi kabhie gham were 2 films my mum was always playing when my siblings and i were kids. shes a bit of a kajol stan lol. i appreciate this guide! good vid as always

listen this video has convinced me to start my bollywood journey officially (i don't count the movies i have seen in passing dubbed in arabic growing up) andi will come back to comment here every time i watch a new one from the list - last week i watched kal ho naa ho, and i could not stop thinking about it for 2 days, mainly the fact that this could've been solved by a throuple lmao, but yeah no, it was so good, i love a manic pixie drem boy - today i watched kuch kuch hota hai, and i can't get over how pretty tina and anjeli are, like who allowed this? also could've been solved by a throuple, or even better, anjeli and tina without rahul lmao. the vibes were immaculate the whole time though, loved it

@neivilde.1242

2 жыл бұрын

just watched ddlj, i kindahated raj the entire first half, but that second half though, that was a complete 180, i was like yes these are the most in love people i have ever seen i am rooting for this relationship at all cost!

@neivilde.1242

2 жыл бұрын

okay, just watched kabhi haan kabhi naa, and so far of all four shah rukh khan movies ive seen, this is my favourite performance of his, probably because the movie is quite consistent throughout and so is his character in terms of acting. by the last 30 minutes though i was so afraid he was gonna get the girl, i was like no movie you were doing so well, but thank god it was a misdirect

@Priya-cm3tr

2 жыл бұрын

@@neivilde.1242 Hey, loved hearing your takes. I would recommend you watch Veer Zara for romance next. For your next venture I would suggest 3 idiots, Dangal Taare Zaman par. Please watch bahubali part 1 and 2 (mythical movies) and recently released RRR which are the highest grossing movies of India- they are not bollywood but tollywood(telegu cinema) but they grossed more than all Hindi films.

@neivilde.1242

2 жыл бұрын

@@Priya-cm3tr thanks for the recs!!

@neivilde.1242

Жыл бұрын

okay, don't know why i took an apparent 9 month break before watching another movie from this list, but i finally watched kabhi khushi kabhi gham. like literally i just finished it a minute ago and I'm still crying. - I'm kinda obsessed with rain being in it but like, for literally no reason. i mean she was still super pretty, - i kept dying at pooja, i love her, she's so hilarious, like because of the video i was quoting her lines before she even said them lmao - the sweater game in this movie is kinda immaculate i love it. also i know 2000s fashion is coming back, but most of it ain't my style, but rohan had some solid looks in there, his all black outfit when he first gets to London, i want it, his orange sweater outfit too, like give me! - I've only seen ddlj and kkhh with kajol and srk, so i know it's not a lot but i really liked them in this one. first off they skewed a bit older, i never got to see them act as an actual married couple before that you could feel had been together for years and loved each other, and i loved that side of them. also, the song/dream sequence where they fall in love and all that, it was kinda spicy! like for the genre, i was like okay am i allowed to watch this? like i am looking respectfully - for some reason i thought i wouldn't like this one based on the premise but turns out it's kinda my fave?

I believe the term you’re looking for is diegetic and non diegetic musicals. Also, love your channel and thank you for teaching me about this style of cinema.

@jane-mulcahy

2 жыл бұрын

thank you, I appreciate it! I've discussed diegesis on this channel before, that's not quite what I was getting at. there are diegetic and non-diegetic musicals in both Hollywood and Bollywood, I was more trying to describe the stylistic differences in how the songs affect the story and structure of films. it's hard to discuss because I don't think a lot of film scholars care enough to talk about it 😭

I love seeing Americans with no Indian ties, like me, that love Bollywood. People thought I was weird but it’s just so unique

hi, a soviet kid here. i /grew up/ on hindu films. and i still love them to this day. my all time favourite one is Seeta Aur Geeta. i don't really know where it stands in the classic/good hindu film, but i love it a lot. there is another film i remember vividly from my childhood but don't remember the name of. all i remember is that it had this scene of a girl having to dance to keep her man alive cause he was being help captive and as long as she should dance they wouldn't kill him. and then they start throwing bottles so they would break and she would have to fance on glass and then they even start shooting at her feet. literally the only thing i remember from the film but man did it stick with me. i would also like to mention my guilty pleasure [i don't love the term but i don't know how else to describe it] non-indian trying to be bollywood films like Bride and Prejudice and The Mistress of Spices made by india together with us and uk. i know it probably makes me a fake bollywood fan but i don't know what to tell you, man. i love them

Love this video Jane! I’m not Indian but do have South Asian ancestry as well as European. Living and growing up here in NYC I’ve gotten to see Bollywood movies in theaters all the time. Pretty much every film you mentioned are on my favorite or absolute favorite lists and also some of the films are the same films I recommended to ppl who wanted to get into Hindi movies. Muhjse Dosti Karoge wasn’t a hit in India due to being released very close with Devdas at the time. It definitely has become a cult film and has always been super popular with the Indo-Caribbean community. Bollywood often gets a bad rep and thank you for giving the facts! It’s a movie/entertainment industry not a genre of films lol and it’s not all musicals or sappy romantic dramas. It has bit of everything.

i never leave comments on youtube videos , but it feels necessary this time because of how much your videos have impacted my life this past year LOL. i discovered your channel through your degrassi video, which inspired me to watch literally the entire show in like two months, i absolutely blew through seasons 1-6 and 10-12, the others were a bit of a slog but we got there eventually, and it’s now one of my favorite shows. and then this video inspired me to get into bollywood, i watched kal ho naa ho first which really was life changing, i’ve been completely obsessed with it since i first watched it back in november. since then i’ve showed the movie to a couple of my friends (they both loved it and one of them cried) and just last night i showed some other friends DDLJ and they also loved it. so i guess i just wanted to say thanks???? your videos are all super awesome and i can’t wait to watch whatever you put out next!

kuch kuch hota hai sounds like such a fanfic premise i love it

@willonastring

2 жыл бұрын

good god. mujhse dosti karoge as well.

@jane-mulcahy

2 жыл бұрын

YES it literally is

hi Jane, i just wanted to say i love your videos, they are so funny and so well done and I love the way you talk about bollywood! i don't know if you've watched it already, but i wanted to suggest Monsoon Wedding. It's a Mira Nair film, so it has the same arthouse style she usually does, but it's also really self referential to other Bollywood movies and tropes, and kind of does it's own commentary on it, mostly through it's technical style. It's basically a family wedding film, that focuses on all the tensions that arise when a big family all get together from around the world. I think you would really enjoy it!

@jane-mulcahy

Жыл бұрын

thank you, I haven't seen it yet! but I've heard all about it, it's definitely on my list

YESS! Every upload is a banger.

I love Indian movies! Thanks for the recommendations.

this was actually super nice bc i only really occasionally watch non/english movies but when i do i really enjoy them. i’m glad to add more to my list

your Videos are sooo good ! Please keep making them :) kinda proud that I already love the Movie lunchbox - now I definetly have to Check out some of the other ones you mention!!

She's back! I've been recommended Kuch Kuch Hota Hai! for ever but never sat down to watch it but taking this vid as a sign

I love that u included om shamti om 😻😻

Also, so excited for the cheerleading video

As someone who grew up with Bollywood it's fascinating to see your perspective on it. If you haven't seen it i think you might enjoy bareilley ki barfi. It feels like a modern version of goofy romcoms like mujhse dosti karoge with more flawed characters. I look forward to any Bollywood (or non Bollywood) content you make in the future!

@jane-mulcahy

6 күн бұрын

I've seen that one! I agree I thought it was a sweet old fashioned rom com. I really like all three of the lead actors

Also, thank you so much for this video!!

Since the movies on your list that I've already seen are ones that I love I think I'm gonna need to watch all the others you recommended. Thank you! As far as recommendations from me, the ones that popped in to my head at random were 2013's "Queen" and 1949's "Mahal". And I'll throw in a personal SRK favorite because I think it has some of the best musical numbers ever, "Dil Se." I hope you do more Bollywood videos!

Yas, girl! Slay the makeup! 💛

You have such a beautiful voice !!

Such a good video oml

Everytime you pop up in my sub box I get excited!!

It's pretty interesting, as someone of Indian decent, watching this video and reading through the comments of people saying what their introduction to Bollywood was. I was raised on Bollywood, so I can't even remember what my introduction movie was. I wish I did!

omg! I stumbled across the song Say Na Say Na from a Bollywood film on KZread like 5 years ago and I've been obsessed with Bollywood ever since! let me mention that Asia in general including India has some of the coolest and scariest horror movies. there's this one Bollywood horror movie that came out recently about this Indian girl who's forced into an arranged marriage and abused by her husband so she choose to become this beautiful witch so she could get her revenge and she started murdering men and eating them. it was absolutely amazing and yes, she was the protagonist of the movie

Great video as always

34:36 Ok but Aman and Rohit in Kal Ho Naa Ho 👀

@jane-mulcahy

2 жыл бұрын

you're so correct

Bollywood has big in African countries but like you said it’s also due to the Indian communities there

@jane-mulcahy

2 жыл бұрын

that's so interesting! it's wild how widespread the Indian diaspora is all around the world

@pearlngozi2818

Жыл бұрын

A lot of non-Indian African people also adore Bollywood. Don't discount them either.

Hum Aapke Hain Koun is also so good and y’all have to watch it

perfect, I got really interested in Indian cinema through RRR, so this is a great guide :)

you’ve missed some of the good movies goes like Devdas,swadesh,tumbaad,96,Chak de India,highway,rockstar,bulbul,gangs of Wasseypur,Talvaar,Dev D,Kai po che,detective byombakshi,veer Zara,rang de Basanti,Gangubai,Haider,wake up Sid,newton,citylight,trapped,Udaan,1920,Hera Pehri,Bhool bhulaiya and many more I can remember this much for now although I like how you analyse history of Indian cinema.

I’m gonna watch all of these (if I can find them streaming lol)! I wonder what the movie I saw ages ago about a historical (mythical….?) imperial couple was called. I think it was a Bollywood movie but now that I know the proper definition of Bollywood, I’m not sure… It had beautiful music, gorgeous actors/actresses, and great dancing, but that definitely doesn’t help narrow it down. Also, if you like homoeroticism and aren’t opposed to campiness, I feel like you’d enjoy Takarazuka!

@adityakoundal9629

2 жыл бұрын

it should be 'Jodhaa Akbar'. some of the other historical Indian movies are Bajirao Mastani, Padmaavat, Bahubali 1&2 (mythical), Asoka.

@plumcalendar

2 жыл бұрын

@@adityakoundal9629 It was Jodhaa Akbar!! Thanks for helping me remember

Omg this video was everything I didn’t know I needed today. Also everything you said about War is spot on. I also recommend Bang Bang if you want a cheesy but FUN film.

@jane-mulcahy

2 жыл бұрын

I think it's by the same director as War! I love Hrithik, I definitely have to watch it!

@hannahstrand-fantl1071

2 жыл бұрын

@@jane-mulcahy Hrithik is my fav! If you haven’t read his Wikipedia I also recommend that because his life could be its own Bollywood film

"Makkhi" is my husband and I favorite movie. Its about this sweet romantic guy who falls in love with a girl, then gets brutally murdered by a mobster that also wants the girl...then gets reincarnated as a fly set on revenge. It is the most insane amazing movie I have ever seen. I honestly don't know if its Bollywood or not, there is a musical number?

I'm way late but glad I watched. Have only seen lagan but loved it

I watched om shanty om this past week, it was so much fun

I finished the video then immediately pressed play on Lagaan. Like just now. Thanks for the video! Edit: y’all it was beautiful. I fully don’t know anything about cricket about like. Ball? But I was on my toesSo was War the final Khalid twist made me laugh so loud

I'm interested in other cultures and languages overall so I need to expand my Bollywood horizons, thank you

Pretentious Bollywood Reviews was amazing. So sad they stopped 🤧

One of my favourites is jab tak hai jaan! It’s angsty and the songs are amazing. Also it really cemented shah rukh khans acting in romance movies for me. Have you watched any of the Hindi series? Also do you speak Hindi?? I’m new to the channel

@jane-mulcahy

8 ай бұрын

I haven't seen Jab Tak Hai Jaan but definitely heard of it! I'll have to check it out some time. and I haven't seen any Hindi shows, in my experience they're kinda hard to find with english subtitles which is why I haven't tried any yet. I do know a little Hindi, for a while I was trying to teach myself but I've fallen off in the last year or two, haven't practiced in a long time lol

@springday8692

8 ай бұрын

@@jane-mulcahy yes the shows that generally play on tv are pretty hard to find with subtitles, I think some Netflix/Amazon prime shows do have them but they aren’t generally the ones made for a tv audience That aside I love your view point and analysis of Hindi movies, I would love to see more of it! Ps: you should definitely watch the movie, it’s got the perfect vibe for late night watching with popcorn

I love Rangoon (WW2 patriotic story about love and independence, with diegetic music) and Krrish (2 Superhero movies and one alien movie, Krrish 3 is X-men with many ads for cars.) if they are bollywood? I think they are, also for tv shows the Maharakshak franchise is amazing. Devi is basically Indian Buffy I love it.

@jane-mulcahy

2 жыл бұрын

haha I've seen at least part of Rangoon, and I really want to watch the Krrish movies! they're definitely Bollywood. and I'd love to get into Indian tv, there's a lot of goofy stuff there.

My soviet nanny loved Bollywood films, kabi hushi kabi hum was go to film

@dzrmgkva

8 ай бұрын

I even dated once a guy just because he looked like Shahrukh Khan

I was introduced to Bollywood because a friend had Dhoom 2 on in the background during a party and I was like What. Is. This. And I own a copy of Holiday, the Bollywood remake of Dirty Dancing. So much fun stuff there.

Is there a good place to watch these legally online? After watching Emma 2020 I realized how much I miss watching light hearted fluffy romantic comedies… bring on the dance numbers, I say. The more the better.

@jane-mulcahy

2 жыл бұрын

I think plenty of them are available on netflix or amazon prime! the ones that aren't are probably available to buy or rent online somewhere, and sometimes you can even find them for free on youtube lol. if all else fails, check your local library! I've found lots of Hindi dvds at mine. and I feel you on the fluffy rom coms. we could all use some escapism!!

Lagaan ftw

Mugamoodi is a 2012 Tamil superhero action comedy that I really wish more people would watch.

I would really recommend you watch one of my fav movie 'Raanjhanaa'. While watching this video, I realise how similar my favourites list was to yours. I have a feeling you'll really like it.

@jane-mulcahy

10 ай бұрын

I've heard of that one! I'll check it out

A degrassi and Bollywood fan omg it's like we're the same person. All my friends do is watch Degrassi/Bollywood movies together

@jane-mulcahy

2 жыл бұрын

we need to start a club!!

haha love the Dollywood shout out

Recently found your channel and I absolutely love your videos I’m also a non Indian person who recently got into Bollywood and a youtuber who does videos abt Bollywood I’d Reccomend is thatgirltas

Fave Indian movies my friend showed me in high school: Luv Ka The End, Student of the Year

have u watched our webseries Sacred Games, Mirzapur, Family Man, Paatal Lok, Mumbai Diaries

kabhi haan kabhi naa is the most beautiful movie ever I swear

I love Cyrano de Bergerac so much, it's one of my favorite plays. Always love when movies do the dynamic, especially when they do it well. An example is the half of it, which is a really cute gay teen romance movie.

@jane-mulcahy

Жыл бұрын

I enjoyed The Half of It! If you want a very silly (if not perfect) version of the story, Mujhse Dosti Karoge is definitely a fun one

I feel like you would love to watch bc it’s so bad it’s soo good Kung Fu Yoga. It has Jackie Chan

Are you officially over Hindi movies now?? Haven't seen you posting a review for animal, jawan or rocky-rani on letterbox, and no videos on yt(about Bollywood) either for a long time now😢😢 Hope you're doing well tho😊

@jane-mulcahy

5 ай бұрын

I released a video on War like a month ago!

Have you watched the Dhoom and Race series yet?

@jane-mulcahy

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen most of the first two Dhoom movies (I rewatch the Hrithik dance from Dhoom 2 way too much) but I haven't seen any of the Race movies yet. they look funny tho!

Bhojiwood is the best of all , if you know what I mean.

you forgot Pollywood

Gangs of Wasseypur

I'm so happy this channel exists 🤍 I watched a couple of indian films when I was a kid because they just happened to be playing on TV, but I never learned their titles and I don't think it's likely I'll ever find them, but the list on this video is a great place to start