Bollywood boasts a deep-rooted storytelling practice capable of stirring various feelings, while Netflix presents an enchanting assortment of flicks guaranteed to induce joyful sobs. These films intertwine touching plots with identifiable figures, highlighting the charm of affection, camaraderie, and kinship.
Eating meals together keeps a family bonded, as demonstrated by Sooraj Barjatya in his film Hum Saath-Saath Hain. Over time, Indian cinema has shown various depictions of families, emphasizing societal expectations, traditional family roles, and women’s portrayals. More recently, we see films that present a genuine reflection of family life instead of just projecting harmony. Streaming platforms like Netflix have also produced movies about troubled families, offering a realistic view.
The 80s was a great decade for horror, kids’ films and horror-focused kids films. Think The Goonies, Monster Squad or other mainstays, and if you grew up with parents who appreciated these classics you probably know how entertaining they can be. And developer Frosty Pop seem to agree with their hit title The Get Out Kids, out now on the iOS App Store.
In a cinematic twist, the hilarious drama “Khel Khel Mein,” featuring stars like Akshay Kumar, Taapsee Pannu, Fardeen Khan, and Vaani Kapoor, debuted in theaters on August 15, 2024. Now that it has charmed audiences at the box office, it’s preparing for its digital premiere! The good news is that soon, you can watch this film right from your cozy living room. Mark your calendars: “Khel Khel Mein” will be available on Netflix on October 10.
Through the passage of time, Yash Raj Films have preserved their renown by crafting grand spectacles in Indian cinema. Despite a quiet period during the Covid era, the studio has rethought its content strategy and now prepares to offer viewers an impressive eight feature films over the next three years – marking the largest output for any Indian film studio. Insiders familiar with the project’s progress suggest that Aditya Chopra has already secured agreements for eight feature films with some of India’s most prominent cinematic stars, and production is set to commence on the big screen starting from 2025.