These are some of the best Indian movies, as per the critics, that you can watch on YouTube this weekend.
There are some films that work wonders in the box office and then there are some that work wonders on critics and their audience. These kind of films are considered and called critically acclaimed as often the mass public fails to understand them or spend their money on them. However, this doesn’t mean that they’re not good.
India has had some of the most amazing movies from its indie makers and genres that touched some of the most sensitive topics, something that has been missing from Bollywood for the longest time. For how long would we have to settle for the same old story of a guy and a girl falling in love?
There’s so much more to India than simply making their best looking actors, sing and dance. We can also make them act on fine story lines that will include some good makers too.
However, if you’ve missed out on these great and critically acclaimed Indian movies, in the theatre, you can catch them, this weekend. And, that’s not through Torrents, but on YouTube. Yes, our beloved YouTube has some of the finest films from Indian cinema and you can check them out, this weekend.
1. Monsoon Weekend (2001)
Director – Mira Nair
source: Shrestha Bhaduri
2. Dor (2006)
Director – Nagesh Kukunoor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uar5ROZtyPo
source: Bolly Kick – Hindi Movies 2017 Full Movie
3. I Am Kalam (2010)
Director – Nila Madhab Panda
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUS_B7HkvgA
source: Douglas Walker
4. AMU (2005)
Director – Shonali Bose
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAGgBMVDdYk
source: baggi Singh
5. Being Cyrus (2005)
Director – Homi Adajania
source: Being Fortunate
6. Dasvidaniya (2008)
Director – Shashant Shah
source: Junglee Film Club
7. In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones (1989)
Director – Pradip Krishen
source: Rohit Jain
8. Parzania (2005)
Director – Rahul Dholakia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dZyWBd6KjM
source: Asad Zeeshan
9. Superman Of Malegaon (2008)
Director – Faiza Ahmed Khan
source: Junglee Film Club
10. Matrubhoomi: A Nation Without Women (2003)
Director – Manish Jha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_Tsg05ZxrA
source: kaushal gupta
Now, you know what to do this weekend.
28th July 2017
Jyotsna Amla