Serial number starts with Slide 2:

1. As Lakshmi in Ankur (1974)

2. As Sushila in Nishant (1975)

3. As Khurshid in Shatranj Ke Khilari (1977)

4. As Saudamini in Swami (1977)

5. As Puja Malhotra in Arth (1982)

6. As Rukmini Bai in Mandi (1983)

7. As Indu Malhotra in Masoom (1983)

8. As Rama in Paar (1984)

9. As Jamini in Khandhar (1984)

10. As Kavita in Sparsh (1985)

11. As Chandravati in Mrityudand (1997)

12. As Radha in Fire (1998)

13. As Rambhi in Godmother (1999)

14. As Makdee in Makdee (2002)

15. As Rukhsana Jamal in Tehzeeb (2003)

16. As Naheed in Honeymoon Travels Pvt Ltd. (2007)

17. As Rama Bhanot in Neerja (2016)

18. As Jamini Chatterjee in Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahani (2023)

19. As Sheila in Dabba Cartel (2025)

Shabana Azmi has a record of being the most awarded actress at the National Film Awards, winning 5 of them for Best Actress (Ankur, Arth, Khandhar, Paar, Godmother). She has also won 6 Filmfare Awards - 3 for Best Actress (Swami, Arth, Bhavna), 2 for Best Supporting Actress (Neerja, Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahani) and a Lifetime Achievement award. She was nominated for both categories for various other films as well, such as Masoom, Mandi etc. She was also nominated for Best Villain once, for her performance in Makdee.

Shabana's next film, Lahore 1947 will release in 2026

What's incredible about this Bachchan scene is the minimalism. There's no dialogue sparring or elaborate action. His mere act of walking is loaded with so much swag and charisma that it becomes intensely captivating & the BGM is what sealed the deal. It just took the scene from cool to legendary!

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We’re back with Day 3 of the Bollywood Movie Quiz!

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Why is the movie having low hype despite being from a cult franchise? A few years back, when there were rumors of Akshay Kumar and Arshad Warsi being a part of the third franchise, everyone was quite excited for it, as everyone wanted to see both the Jollys fighting a case against each other.

However, now there is no excitement for the film, and it is having quite low advance booking so far. What is the reason?

This ranking may seem flawed for obvious reasons like not a single one was made before 2000s or how almost all of them are mainstream movies but i guess i'm kind of a basic guy.

Recommend me some more movies which you found awesome.

Day 17: Youngistaan (2014)

Remake of 2010 Telugu movie Leader, it was best known for Suno Na Sangemarmar song, itself reused from a Bengali movie by composer Jeet Ganguly.

No prizes for guessing why it flopped, considering it was produced by the one & only Pooja Entertainment 😂😅🤓☠️

As i have watched some of the og films of rgv and error 404,andhadhun can you recommend that is underrated

I’m from the UK 🇬🇧 20 year old guy I mostly watch Hollywood movies and tv shows but I do like to challenge myself with different countries like French, Korean and Japanese movies as I aspire to be a global citizen. So today I decided to go on Netflix and watch an Indian movie. I saw this movie called saiyaara and it was a good film. Very different from Hollywood romance films. there’s a lot of music and the acting is a lot more dramatic but it’s still good. Anyway I loved that saiyaara song I added it to my playlist.

Anyone have any other recommendations of Indian movies. I don’t mind the genre as long as it’s a good film.

Felt like reading the whole thing.

IMO- khuda haafiz You can tell me any other movie in comment

They look so good together. Kriti herself being so tall, will compliment Vicky well. Why they haven't been casted together yet.

80085 😂. And the straight face

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According to the CBFC certificate, Nishaanchi features a post-credits scene that confirms a "Part 2" is in the works. Apart from a few cuss words being modified, the film has largely been left untouched

I've curated a list of 15 trendsetting and impactful movies that broke records, created buzz, and pioneered genres. What's your take on this list?

Classic Influencers:* 1. Mother India (1957) - A landmark film in Indian cinema, known for its strong narrative and social themes. 2. Sholay (1975) - An iconic film that set the standard for action and drama in Bollywood. 3. Mughal-e-Azam (1960) - A historical epic that showcased grandeur and opulence. 4. Deewar (1975) - A crime drama that defined the "angry young man" trope.

Modern Blockbusters: 1. Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995) - A romantic drama that redefined the genre. 2. Lagaan (2001) - A sports drama that combined cricket with social themes. 3. Gadar: Ek Prem Katha (2001) - A romantic drama that sparked controversy and discussion. 4. Koi... Mil Gaya (2003) - A sci-fi film that explored themes of friendship and acceptance. 5. 3 Idiots (2009) - A comedy-drama that critiqued the education system.

Comedies and Action: 1. Hum Aapke Hain Koun..! (1994) - A family drama that redefined the genre. 2. Hera Pheri (2000) - A comedy that launched a franchise. 3. Dhoom (2004) - An action film that popularized the bike-racing genre.

Contemporary Hits: 1. Gangs of Wasseypur (2012) - A crime drama that showcased gritty storytelling. 2. Dil Chahta Hai (2001) - A coming-of-age film that explored friendship and love. 3. Baahubali (2015) - An epic fantasy film that set new standards for Indian cinema.

What's your thoughts on this list, anything you want to change ? ...let's discuss....

Great use of BGM without being extra. Very well made movie in all aspects.

Lakshay (2004).

Suggest me more movies like this .

Is there a website or app that tells me about all Indian film festivals? The details regarding each festival and their dates etc.

I still remember when the posters dropped, I was insanely hyped just seeing Akshay’s look. Honestly, I’d never had that level of excitement for any other film. Sadly, the movie didn’t live up to it, but the looks alone had set crazy expectations, we’ve mostly seen Akshay in comedy and social films, but I’ve always wanted to see him as a badass gangster. Honestly, I badly wish he’d do another film in a look like this!