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Bollywood is the informal name given to the popular film industry based in India. The name is a conflation of Bombay, the old name of Mumbai, and Hollywood, the center of the United States film industry. Thanks for browsing our collection of Bollywood movie downloads. Read more about Bollywood Movies.
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Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam
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Aankhen
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Bichhoo
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Nandini (Aishwarya Rai) the daughter of a classical singer Pandit Darbar (Vikram Gokhale) loves his student, Sameer (Salman Khan). However, Vanraj (Ajay Devgan) sends his proposal to her father. Sameer and Nandini are caught romancing with each other and more...
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Vijay Singh Rajput is an honest, successful and disciplined Bank Manager commanding respect and reputation from his clients. He notices that the employees and the management have been cheating the Bank. The Bank Management terminates him. more...
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This is the story of Jeeva, a small time criminal leading the life of nonentity. His penchant for solitude is an outcome of his troubled past. The fresh breath of life is the bubbly girl next door, Rani. While Rani overtly tries to befriend Jeeva, the more...
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Laadla
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Dil
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Love In Nepal
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Raj Verma lives with his widowed and ailing mom in an Indian city. He is unemployed and is looking for employment so that he can get medical treatment for his mom. One day he comes to the rescue of a multi-millionaire industrialist, Laxminarain Jetley. more...
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Hazari Prasad was a big time miser and his son Raaja was the exact opposite. Hazari Prasad hoped to marry his son to a rich man's daughter and get dowry in exchange. Mr. Mehra, a millionaire with just one daughter, Madhu, was just the man Hazari Prasad more...
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LOVE IN NEPAL strives to re-define the humor/action genre in Indian cinema, with the business of advertising as its backdrop. Abby (Sonu Nigam) is the wild and wacky, creative head of an emerging advertising agency called Madness. A compulsive flirt, he more...
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Anjaam
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Khamoshi: The Musical
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Kaun
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Anjaam (Final Result) is the story of Vijay Agnihotri (Shah Rukh Khan) a rich man and Shivani (Madhuri Dixit) an air hostess. During a business trip Vijay meets Shivani, a hostess on his flight. During the flight Shivani pampers Vijay when he is more...
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"KHAMOSHI" (Silence) is the story of Annie (Manisha Koirala) whose parents (Nana Patekar, Seema Biswas) are dumb and deaf. As a child Annie learns music from her grandmother Maria (Helen), who teaches her piano and singing. After a tragedy in her family, more...
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While watching the news on TV, a young girl (Urmila Matondkar), who is home alone, hears about an escaped serial killer. People are warned to be wary of letting strangers into their homes. The doorbell rings and a man (Manoj Bajpai) stands outside and he more...
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Om Jai Jagadish
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Deewana Mastana
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Kehtaa Hai Dil Baar Baar
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Om is a simple man with extraordinary musical abilities. Jai is ambitious and obsessed with creating a fast car that will revolutionize the automobile industry. Jagadish is a light-hearted youngster studying in college. Om is happy and content that all more...
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A streetsmart Raja (Anil Kapoor) and his friend Gafoor (Johny Lever) are the blackmarketeers of train tickets. Raja's dreams of becoming successful make him rob 2.5 million Rupees from the railway lockers and flee to Mumbai with Gafoor. In Mumbai, Raja more...
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Set in New York, this film is about Roger Patel (Paresh Rawal), a wealthy restaurant owner and the fond father of two beautiful girls, Dr Ritu (Kim Sharma) and her sister (Toral Mehta). He dreams of getting them married to young men who possess what he more...
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Deewana Mujh Sa Nahin
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Joru Ka Ghulam
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Judaai
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A beautiful model (Madhuri Dixit) is well-known among her friends for being aloof and choosy about whom she mixes with. A photographer (Aamir Khan) finds himself attracted to her and when he tries to make friends with her, she rejects him. He is more...
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Wealthy Dyaneshwarprasad Pitamber (Kader Khan) has a problem, to be precise four problems - his four uncontrollable daughters, named after four Goddesses: Lakhsmi, Saraswati, Parvati, and Durga (Twinkle Khanna), who refuse to be disciplined or to be more...
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When Kajal (Sridevi) marries Raaj (Anil Kapoor), an Engineer by profession, she and her dad (Kader Khan), automatically assume that he is rich, wealthy, and corrupt. But that is not the case. Raaj does not have an air-conditioner, a car, nor even a more...
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Jeena Sirf Merre Liye
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Badal
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Gharwali Baharwali
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They loved each other, even before they knew what love was ... they got separated, even before they understood the pain of being apart... They remembered each other, even though they could never forget each other.. They yearned for each other, even more...
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Jaisingh Rana (Ashutosh Rana) is a trigger-happy cop who kills people for fun. Badal (Bobby Deol) is rendered orphan by him and is subsequently nurtured by a Mantaveer (Ashish Vidyarthi). Badal turns into a terrorist with a sole mission of avenging the more...
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Kajal, her husband Arun, and Arun's father live together and Arun's father wants Kajal and Arun to have kids but Kajal can't conceive. Arun's father keeps on telling him to find another wife but Arun doesn't want to. Arun goes to Nepal with his brother more...
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Biwi No. 1
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Kismat
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Jaani Dushman
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Rupali is a tall, leggy model who is intent on her career. When a photographer, Deepak, proposes to marry her, she turns him down, for she would like to marry a multi-millionaire - and nothing short of that. She meets her dream man in Prem Mehra - and more...
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Tony (Bobby Deol) has grown up on the streets after he was abandoned in the city. To survive, Tony learned to live by his wit and courage. From petty theft to loan recovery, Tony did everything for a price. Sapna (Priyanka Chopra) is a rising musician more...
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Long ago in Nag Yuni, Kapil (Munish Kohli) and Vasundhara (Manisha Koirala) loved each other. But because of a Sadhu's curse, they got separated from each other. According to the curse, they will be united once again in the 21st century. In the 21st more...
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Hello Brother
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Mumbai Se Aaya Mera Dost
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Aksar
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Take a spontaneous actor like Salman Khan, pair him with an intense Arbaaz Khan and a lovable Rani Mukherjee, add the expertise of talented Sohail Khan as director, and what you get is Hello Brother - the fun film that will haunt you forever. more...
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India is a land of a billion people, 60 percent of whom are living in over 500,000 villages spread around the country. Despite the best efforts of the Indian Rural Department, about 87,000 of these villages still do not have electricity. The film deals more...
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Ricky Sharma, a famous fashion photographer and a lady killer, aspires to photograph the sexiest siren of them all: Sheena Roy. In an unexpected development, a strange visitor gives Ricky an offer he can't refuse. Ricky finds himself in an intriguing more...
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Dulhan Banoo Mein Teri
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Sometimes a name is a devotion, a dream & love. With his vision and blessings of his Dadi Ma, Deepak Raj(Faraz Kahn) son of a London based NRI Kuldeep Rai(Dilip Tahil) and Kashi(Bina), visit India with his friend little Jack (Johnny Lever), a music more...
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About Bollywood MoviesThough some purists deplore the name Bollwood (arguing that it makes the industry look like a poor cousin to Hollywood), it seems likely to persist and now has its own entry in the Oxford English Dictionary. Bollywood (Mumbai) and the other major cinematic hubs in India (Tamil - Kollywood, Telugu - Tollywood, Bengali - also called Tollywood, Kannada, and Malayalam) constitute the broader Indian film industry, whose output is the largest in the world in terms of number of films produced and in number of tickets sold. Bollywood is a strong part of popular culture of not only India and the rest of the Indian subcontinent, but also of the Middle East, parts of Africa, parts of Southeast Asia, and among the South Asian diaspora worldwide. Bollywood is also commonly referred to as "Hindi cinema", even though use of poetic Urdu words is fairly common. There has been a growing presence of English in dialogs and songs as well. It is not uncommon to see movies that feature dialogs with English words and phrases, even whole sentences. A few movies are also made in two or even three languages (either using subtitles, or several soundtracks). Most Bollywood films would be classified as musicals. Few movies are made without at least one song-and-dance number. However, they do not fit easily in the "musical" category as defined by Hollywood movies; they usually contain a great deal more in the way of plot and action than is found in the typical Hollywood musical.
Indian audiences expect full value for their money, with a good entertainer generally referred to as paisa vasool, (literally, "money's worth"). Songs and dances, love triangles, comedy and dare-devil thrills--all are mixed up in a three-hour-long extravaganza with an intermission. Such movies are called masala movies, after the Hindi word for a spice mixture, masala. Like masalas, these movies are a mixture of many things. Bollywood plots have tended to be melodramatic. They frequently employ formulaic ingredients such as star-crossed lovers and angry parents, love triangles, corrupt politicians, kidnappers, conniving villains, courtesans with hearts of gold, long-lost relatives and siblings separated by fate, dramatic reversals of fortune, and convenient coincidences. There have always been Indian films with more "artistic" aims and more sophisticated stories, both inside and outside the Bollywood tradition. Bollywood conventions are changing, however. A large Indian diaspora in English speaking countries, and increased Western influence at home, have nudged Bollywood films closer to Hollywood models. Film kisses are no longer banned; the once-ubiquitous "wet" scenes, with damp saris molded to an actress's curvaceous form, have been replaced by skin, pure and simple. Plots now tend to feature Westernized urbanites dating and dancing in discos rather than arranged marriages. Plots can be less melodramatic, more sophisticated. Some Indians think that this is "progress"; others miss the masala films of yore. - The preceding paragraphs were derived from a full article available from Wikipedia and its use is governed by the GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. |
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