TOP 10 Bollywood Movies Based On Famous Novels

There is always some inspiration that makes it possible for us to create something, whether it be a song, a book, or a movie. Bollywood continues to seek these types of influences, whether they come from the west or the south (Tollywood) (Hollywood). But the inspiration from novels is something that keeps our filmmakers going! The following is a list of the top 10 Bollywood that are based on novels.

1. Haider- (Hamlet)

Tabu does a superb job of portraying a wounded and traumatized soul looking for peace and love. Kay Menon captivates with his frightening and cunning appearance. Narendra Jha Narendra Jha is an actor from India who is best kn >> Read More... is remarkable as the doctor who, to save lives, gets labeled as supporting militancy. You are as impressed by the performers playing minor roles as you are by the faces that appear only for a brief moment. In one scene, Shahid encounters an older woman at a government agency where they both arrivein quest of their missing relatives.

2. Devdas- (Devdas)

This movie was set in the early 1900s, starts when Devdas (Khan), the pampered younger son of a prosperous family, returns home after spending ten years studying law in London. He first stops to visit Paro (Aishwarya Rai), the stunning girl next door, before greeting his mother. Their childhood friendship quickly turns into love, but Devdas' parents forbid a marriage due to the other family's lesser social standing.

3. Omkara Click to look into! >> Read More... - (Othello)

Omkara, a film by Vishal Bharadwaj that is an adaption of Othello set in rural India, is currently playing on our screens. Truly inventive is the ease with which Vishal adapts Shakespeare's story of friendship, resentment, and betrayal to this rural environment. Omi Shukla, played by Ajay Devgan Ajay Devgn is an Indian film actor. He is perhaps >> Read More... , is the leader of a band of outlaws in Uttar Pradesh. Vivek Oberoi Vivek Anand Oberoi's birth was on 3rd Septembe >> Read More... is Kesu, his loyal sidekick, while Saif Ali Khan Saif Ali Khan is a film celebrity born to actress  >> Read More... is Langda Tyagi, his cunning chief lieutenant.

4. Maqbool- (Macbeth)

Vishal Bharadwaj, a filmmaker, writer, and composer, adapts Macbeth to the Mumbai mafia in Maqbool. Shakespeare is hidden by weapons, thugs, and slang from the streets. The outcome is a melancholy operatic tragedy. Maqbool goes beyond the standard " Bhai Click to look into! >> Read More... " film tropes, such as gang rivalry, corrupt police officers, and the political undercurrent. Bharadwaj explores the nuances of lust, love, remorse, and atonement. Maqbool is a dark film, yet despite this, the script is well-written, and the acting is excellent.

5. Sarkar Click to look into! >> Read More... - (Godfather)

The literary masterpiece The Godfather by Mario Puzo, which Francis Ford Coppola Francis Ford Coppola is a director, screenwriter, >> Read More... memorialised in Hollywood, served as the basis for Sarkar. Because The godfather was set in the United States and Sarkar is situated in an Indian environment, comparing the two would be blasphemy. To be more accurate, it's pretty Mumbai-like. The Godfather may have served as inspiration for a lot of Indian movies, but RGV captures its spirit by focusing on Mumbai's politician-underworld nexus and describing the game’s political heavyweights play.

6- 3 Idiots Click to look into! >> Read More... - (Five Point Someone)

The demands of his family might be too much for young Raju. Only two of his engineering school friends serve as his social network. One of them, Rannchhod Chachar, also known as Rancho ( Aamir Khan Aamir Khan or Mohammed Aamir Hussain Khan is Bolly >> Read More... , 44, portrays 22, but everything works out), is a natural tech wiz and serves as a sort of compass for both his pals and the movie as a whole. Farhan (Madhavan) could have worked as a wildlife photographer. He, like many others in this country, would be the envy of his neighbors and the pride of his parents if he were accepted into the Imperial College of Engineering, or IIT, to be more accurate.

7. Kai Po Che- (The Three Mistakes Of My Life)

The film Kai Po Che, set in Gujarat, another tumultuous melting pot famous for Sabarmati Ashram and Sabarmati Express, accomplishes what Bombay does more authentically and outside of the expected parameters. In Kai Po Che, three friends each portray a different facet of India: the capitalist (Rajkumar Yadav as Govind Patel), the political ( Amit Sadh A well-known actor who appears in Indian Televisio >> Read More... as Omkar Shastri), and the emotional (Sadh) ( Sushant Singh Rajput Sushant Singh Rajput is one of the famous Indian t >> Read More... as Ishaan Bhatt).

8. 2 States- (The Story Of My Marriage)

A reimagining of the same-titled biographical novel by Chetan Bhagat Chetan Bhagat is a renowned Indian author who was >> Read More... , 2 States: A Story of My Marriage. The story revolves around a boy from north India named Krish who meets a girl from south India named Ananya at IIM Ahmedabad, and the two fall in love. To persuade her Tamil parents and his Punjabi mother to approve of their union. The best quality of Two States is how original the casting, strategy, and language are. Instead, of making you say "awwww," it is the kind of romcom that makes you go "huh."

9. Saawariya Click to look into! >> Read More... - (White Nights)

Director Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Saawariya, which stars newcomers Ranbir Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor as Raj and Sakina, is a glossed-up, all-song-and-dance retelling of Dostoevsky's classic story White Nights that also wisely draws inspiration from Luchino Visconti's 1957 film adaptation. Saawariya is an expensive and extravagant endeavor that falls short because the content is poor, and the director doesn't seem to notice.

10. Half Girlfriend (Half Girlfriend)

With a plethor of melancholy songs and rain sequences—the latter of which deserves a whole page to itself—director Mohit Suri Mohit Suri has directed many Indian movies mostly >> Read More... makes a valiant effort to redeem this half-baked plot. After watching the movie, you'll want to move to the Atacama since Riya Somani's fixation with strolling outside in the rain with her eyes half open is used so frequently and in many locations. Half-speeches on patriotism and loving your tongue, "Hindi," are inserted into the narrative because Chetan Bhagat might have known that Half Girlfriend would eventually be made into a Bollywood film.