Top 10 Films Of Ashutosh Gowariker

1. Swades Click to look into! >> Read More... (2004)

Considered as one of ‘ Shah Rukh Khan Shah Rukh Khan or also known as SRK is a prominent >> Read More... ’s finest performances and lauded for its powerful social message to get NRIs to come back to India and contribute to the nation’s welfare, this film attempts to resolve the protagonist’s conflicts as he assists the villagers to become independent and productive members of society.

2. Lagaan (2001)

The movie remains one of the most popular sports films and also sustains its popularity in the overall category due to its strong plot and well-written characters. Set in colonial India, the story of a group of farmers fighting against the imposing tax regime is very heartwarming and showcases that determination and spirit are capable of overcoming the greatest of odds. The cricket tournament of the Britishers against the farmers sets the backdrop as we wait to see whether the truth will triumph. We feel their enthusiasm as they train in this novel game without losing heart while battling treachery within their team. The last over keeps us waiting with baited breath for the amazing ending.

3. Jodhaa Akbar Click to look into! >> Read More... (2008)

The director makes an ambitious take on the personal life of ‘ Akbar The Great This series was a touching narrative of "Jalaluddi >> Read More... ’ and see the internal conflicts of the world’s most prosperous empire of its time. An empire so rich and powerful breeds betrayal and mutiny and the film focuses on how the emperor dealt with it while forming alliances with the Rajputs. Initially rejected by his newly married wife Jodhaa, he slowly gains her trust and together they attempt to lead the empire.

4. Baazi (1995)

The movie follows a cop who sets out to prove his integrity after he is wrongly convicted while investigating a scam.

5. Pehla Nasha (1993)

The plot revolves around a broke actor who strives to prove his innocence in a murder case.

6. Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey (2010)

The film was positively received by both critics and viewers alike but it failed to resonate with the general masses. It emerged as a very big flop but the premise and plot make the movie a particularly well-written one.

7. Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa (1994)

SRK has said that it is one of his most favorite films to date. He plays the role of a jilted lover who causes a break-up with a couple to get his girl. But when he sees that he is interfering with true love, he becomes the bigger person and reunites them much to his chagrin.

8. What’s Your Raashee? (2009)

The plot trails a young man who tries to find his ideal wife based on their zodiac signs.

9. Naam Story coming soon... >> Read More... (1986)

The protagonist is forced to go under the radar as he evades the law and struggles to make it in Dubai after he is conned with a false visa.

10. Mohenjo Daro Click to look into! >> Read More... (2016)

This movie serves as one of the director’s ambitious projects as he attempts to recreate the height of the Indus Valley civilisation and capture the zeitgeist of the era while showing the conflict and resolution of the period in tandem with the impending natural calamities.