Top 10 Bollywood Movies With Awesome Dance Choreography

For an industry renowned for bursting into dance at any moment throughout the run-time, dance is a necessary component in all Bollywood movies that adhere to the conventional formula of the business. Hindi cinema has produced unforgettable dancing moments on the big screen through item numbers, lengthy sequences, and movies about dancing. Bollywood dances have a way of both supporting the story and making the actors look excellent.

1. Dhoom 2 (Dhoom Again)

Aryan ( Hrithik Roshan Hrithik Roshan with his unimaginable dance moves i >> Read More... ), a thieving artist with a passion for rare artifacts, is wanted for exquisite heists worldwide. Dixit develops a pattern based on deliberate clues left behind after each crime and foresees Aryan's upcoming heist in Mumbai. Aryan, a master of disguise in the vein of Val Kilmer in "The Saint," flees while Dixit and Ali (Uday Chopra) follow. In Sunerhi (Aishwarya Rai), Dixit's mole posing as a skilled burglar, he meets a buddy along the road.

2. Bang Bang Click to look into! >> Read More... (Bang Bang Title Track)

Hrithik Roshan may tremble in his dramatic situations, but when someone is that attractive, it isn’t easy to notice. Fans of Roshan will gaze at his Greek God appearance for most of the movie. But happily, Hrithik seems to be having fun in his role as Rajvir. He plays his part wonderfully while acting casually. His portrayal of Rajvir is flawless, extending his Dhoom 2 persona more positively.

3. Student of the year 2 (Ye Jawani Hai Dewaani)

Punit Malhotra A young newcomer in Bollywood in the field of Dire >> Read More... , the director, ensures that there is a lot of drama and action outside of the classroom, with an emphasizing on sports, dance, and romance—not that the new-age campus youngsters will object. But you can't help but feel cold about Tiger's relationship with the two debutantes. The writing also doesn't seem to have matured despite being seven years after SOTY.

4. Street Dancer 3D (Muqabla)

The plot and message of Street Dancer 3D couldn't be much more expected (this would be a good moment to remind everyone that Remo D'Souza's last movie was Race 3); nonetheless. In these politically tumultuous times, it's encouraging to watch a movie that prioritizes harmony and peace over xenophobia. Unfortunately, Street Dancer 3D has nothing fresh to offer; even the choreography and dance routines are recognizable if you've seen Indian reality shows.

5. Ram Leela (Nagada Sang Dhol)

This movie is also a frantic, sumptuous hotchpotch, but perhaps for the first time, Bhansali explores something primal and is fully aware of how violence works. There is no attempt to cosmeticize violence or love or to pound emotions with tricks of the eye. Despite the overcrowded frames, the scenes between the lovers are filled with exquisite simplicity while the camera moves quickly amid scenes of conflict and violence.

6. War (Jai Jai Shivsankar)

Hrithik Roshan and Tiger Shroff Jai Shroff or popularly known as Tiger Shroff is a >> Read More... , two action movie icons, square off in the film War. Fans of both stars will find it to be a tempting offer. A millennial homage to Sanjay Dutt July 29, 1959, was the day when the two legends of >> Read More... and Jackie Shroff's fight scene in Subhash Ghai's Khalnayak from the 1990s. But aside from this controversial idea, War offers a lot more for fans of action films.

7. Bajirao Mastani Click to look into! >> Read More... (Pinga)

Bhansali had planned to star Salman Khan Salman Khan is a very famous Indian actor and a pr >> Read More... in a movie on the Maratha Peshwa Bajirao I and his second wife Mastani in the 18th century as early as 2003. The project repeatedly reappeared throughout time, only to be relegated to development hell. After Deepika Padukone Deepika Padukone is an Indian actress and model. S >> Read More... and Ranveer Singh Ranveer Singh Bhavnani is an Indian movie actor wh >> Read More... were cast as the leads in Ram-Leela, filming could begin.

8. Krish 2 (Dil Na Diya)

Krishna, a sculptured wastrel who frequents playgrounds, still doesn't appear to have a handle on his abilities despite growing up around them. Every leap he makes him squeal with amazement, and he is always grinning naively, with most of the indications of a keen mind destroyed.

9. Agneepath (Chikni Chameli)

The plot of Agneepath takes place in the village of Mandwa in 1977, when Master Dinanath Chauhan, a straightforward schoolteacher, attempts to affect change among the locals who venerate him with the reverence usually reserved for deities and Gods. He owns a school and resides with his wife Suhasini ( Zarina Wahab Zarina Wahab is a veteran and well-experienced Ind >> Read More... ) and son Vijay ( Arish Bhiwandiwala Arish Bhiwandiwala was born in Mumbai on 18th Octo >> Read More... ), who is 12 years old, and makes an effort to guide him along the moral road of honesty, nonviolence, and temperance.

10. Bunty Aur Babli Click to look into! >> Read More... (Kajra Re Kajra Re)

If there is plenty of entertainment for the audience throughout the film, there isn't enough of an impact to make you remember it long after it has been over. It's like one of those movies you'll see once as a pleasant time-passer, grin, and then forget. This is the film's primary flaw. Another problem was the hoopla surrounding the Bachchans' debut on-screen collaboration, which was rather unimpressive.