Top 10 Bollywood Movies With Best Screenplay

India is a nation rich in tales and storytellers. Indian films have become incredibly well-respected on a global scale throughout time. In 1913, the first Indian movie was released, and the industry hasn't looked back since. Most people think of Indian cinema as producing realistic films. The excellent screenplays and their authors deserve all the praise for the preceding clause and the accolades bestowed upon Indian cinema.

1. Swades

In Swades, Shah Rukh Khan Shah Rukh Khan or also known as SRK is a prominent >> Read More... gave a pleasant and heartfelt performance. He explores the inner workings of his persona. We can actually feel Mohan's suffering and predicament as he interacts with the villagers. And it is a huge accomplishment to elicit such feelings from the audience. Ashutosh Gowarikar, the director, deserves all the credit. Probably the best movie of 2004 is Swades. Critics and viewers alike have already given it raving reviews.Barfi

2. Pink Pink is an American Songwriter, Singer, and Actres >> Read More...

In this 136-minute gripping thriller, every single actor has raised the bar. If Taapsee shines in the opening courtroom scenes, Kirti raises the bar in the climax. Pink is one of the girls that have displayed a wide range. They haven't been overshadowed by anyone, not even Bachchan or the cunning lawyer Prashant, who is portrayed by the intense Piyush Mishra Piyush Mishra is an Indian film actor, singer, com >> Read More... .

3. Rockstar Click to look into! >> Read More...

The highlight of Rockstar is the slightly elevated, high-on-passion relationship between two unusual partners: the absolutely illiterate JJ, who doesn't like his females to be tidy, and Heer (Nargis Fakhri), an uptown Stephenian who is ready to marry and start a family like all sweet girls do. Mohit Chauhan's singing, Irshad Kamil's words, and AR Rahman's music are the stuff that classics are composed of.

4. Ranjhana

Shakespearean in style and presented on a grand scale, Raanjhanaa is a love story. The first part of the novel, which is set in Benaras, which is sort of like the beating heart of India, simply knocks you off your feet with its vibrancy and atmosphere. The story revolves around Kundan (Dhanush), a Tam-Bram living in Benaras.

5. M.S. Dhoni

Sushant tacitly endorses his persona and transforms into MSD without overtly imitating the cricket player. Even his famous helicopter shot and reserved demeanour are flawless. The performer makes a successful strike. The movie also has a fantastic first half that shows Dhoni's early struggles as a want tobe professional cricketer. Beautifully, Neeraj Pandey recreates Dhoni's Ranchi existence. He keeps it real and understandable.

6. Toilet- Ek Prem Katha Ek Prem Katha is a Hindi TV series that airs on DD >> Read More...

The story takes place in an Uttar Pradesh small town. The characters, their accents, and their culture are heavily influenced by the settings, which are in and around Mathura. In this context, when women are typically the weaker sex, Toilet recounts an unusual account of an older bachelor who falls in love with a young woman.

7. Kesari

Akshay Kumar Akshay Kumar was born on 9th September 1967 and hi >> Read More... fully commits to the role, and it pays off well. Although it was a challenging character to play, this powerhouse of ability made sure to carry the entire film on his shoulders. There isn't a single weakness in him when it comes to combat, and he is gracious in action scenes. Kesari adds more than just one memorable feather to Khiladi Kumar's cap.

8. Tanhaji

Om Raut Om Raut is an Indian director, producer and writer >> Read More... handles the scale remarkably well for someone helming his debut Bollywood movie. Following the precedent set by other period dramas, he avoids becoming overly conventional. It represents a brand-new attempt to mash up and redefine this genre with a dash of masala. He is able to tell a really fascinating historical chapter in his own unique way. This might pave the door for the emerging Masala Period Drama genre.

9. Chak De India

Chak De India is an uninhibited homage to patriotism without any frantic chest-beating thanks to excellent performances by a group of unknowns, a gritty pace, and a marvellous amount of restraint. The seniors can't handle the juniors stealing the spotlight, the small-town gals despise the ultra-snobs, the city-slickers think Chhattisgarh is a jungle, and the petty camps start a virtual gang war that even escalates into a revolt against the strict coach.

10. The Lunchbox Click to look into! >> Read More...

Irrfan is complemented by Nimrat's Ila, who is as gentle as a sandesh yet has a dark, molten heart. You're caught by quiet moments, like the expression on Nimrat's face when she scents the world on her husband's clothing. Ila's tale of housewives enduring husbands who turn off is masterfully told. Delicate performances serve as the glue that holds this movie together.