1. Disney Movies 1960 1970
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3. Best Hindi Movies 1960 To 1970
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شرمیلی ۔ ہندی فلم ، اداکار: ششی کپور ، راکھی گلزار. Play next; Play now; Raj kapoor & Nargis Dutt Superhit Movie - Shree 420 [HD] (1955) - Bollywood Classic. Patton - (1970, Franklin J. Schaffner) (George C. Scott, Karl Malden) 15. Close Encounters of the Third Kind - (1977, Steven Spielberg) (Richard Dreyfuss, Teri Garr) 16. M*A*S*H - (1970, Robert Altman) (Elliot Gould, Donald Sutherland) 17. The Exorcist - (1973, William Friedkin) (Ellen Burstyn, Linda Blair) 18.

The top 30 greatest classic Bollywood films have been selected. Which films made the list of Bollywood’s best? Introduction Mr. 55 – Classic Bollywood Revisited!

International marketing books free downloads. At last present our definitive list of the classic Bollywood movies you absolutely must see before you die. Hundreds of films were scored and ranked across multiple dimensions of Bollywood cinema including: story, direction, performances, musical composition, as well as cultural impact and legacy. We included Hindi-language films made between the period of 1949-1979 on our list of the best classic Bollywood movies ever made. Some on the list are beloved favorites of the industry, while others may surprise you. Among the winners are directors Guru Dutt, Bimal Roy and Raj Kapoor–names synonymous with masterpiece Indian cinema–each with multiple films among Bollywood’s all-time greatest.

Always wondered why a couple of young Harvard students like us love old Indian films so passionately? No matter what you think you know about Bollywood movies, t he films on this list will change your understanding of Indian films like never before. From village epics that grapple with our national identity to the nostalgic poetry of sudden disillusionment, classic Bollywood films transport us from the enchanting glamour of Bombay nightlife to the majestic gardens of Kashmir. They carry our souls through hardship and loss and revive our spirits with redemption. This is cinema the way it was meant to be.

Disney Movies 1960 1970

This is classic Bollywood. It is art, completely subjective. There is no form better than the other. I would argue that there is a time and a place for everything, even something as lowly as Tees Maar Khan (alright, that last part may have been untrue).

While you may think that you are watching something better, you may very well be missing out on your all time favorite film by not watching a Guru Dutt or Balraj Sahni film. I would suggest give everything a little time. Popular opinion may favor a Kurosawa or a Hitchcock, but you may like something with Dilip. Hitchcock movies are mostly suspense. Indian movies also have suspense in between when you see Johny Mera Naam, Ustadon Ka Ustad, Jewel Thief to mention a few.

Indian movies always have something to contribute to culture, family matters, etc. As we Indians are very much bonded with families. Even the action movies will have something to show how one brother sacrifices to bring good in another brother, (DEWAAR).English movies are mostly good at action and thrills like James Bond, Star Wars, Western, etc.

Hindi Movies 1960 1970 Songs

So Indian movies mostly have social issues to deal with. This list is a near-to-perfect balance of commercial and art-house Bollywood classics, a job well-done I must add, although I may not agree with the inclusion of one or two films in this listpersonally, I would exclude Yashji’s Waqt and replace it with another film of his, namely the intensely suspenseful thriller Ittefaq (1969)would also personally include Shyam Benegal’s Bhumika (1977), Mehboob Khan’s Andaaz (1949), Satyajit Ray’s Shatranj Ke Khiladi (1977) and Chetan Anand’s Neecha Nagar (1946) in this list. ARDH SATYA But, was it post 79? Think it was. Or else would have been an obvious inclusion. A great movie to watch for someone who thinks western movies and actors r better.

Best Hindi Movies 1960 To 1970

Btw Kurosawa said the following about Satyajit Ray, “Never having seen a Satyajit Ray film is like never having seen the sun or moon”. I also like Guru Dutt, Hrishikesh Mukherjee, Gulzar, Bimal Roy, Shyam Benegal. It is also very true that we make a huge number of nonsense masala movies, but that’s true with Hollywood too.

Hindi Movies 1960 1970

Infact these days it’s more true. This is a fabulous list! My personal favorite movie of ALL TIME is Anand, because I absolutely loved the pre-superstar performance of Amitabh Bachchan(still don’t know how it’s spelled) and Rajesh Khanna was brilliant. I love how simple Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s films are, yet they are so brilliant and touching and heartwarming. The ending always makes me cry. Kal Ho Naa Ho was similar to Anand, but it was an hour longer than Anand and it had lots of unnecessary characters that added to the humor, but some of the jokes were pretty perverted. Anand was an innocent movie and I loved that.