BOLLYWOOD HIT S 2017 DOWNLOAD AND LISTEN

Bollywood Hit S 2017 Download And Listen

'Dangal' released worldwide in December 2016 and in China in May 2017.The movie was set in northern India, and stars Khan as an aging father with a paunch вЂ” an unfamiliar sight for a Bollywood superstar. It was dubbed and subtitled for a Chinese audience.Earlier this year, 'Secret Superstar,' featuring teen actress Zaira Wasim as the lead and Khan in a supporting role, also won over Chinese audiences. While some brainless movies such as Golmaal Again and Judwaa 2 topped the box office charts, there were several other content-driven films such as Lipstick Under My Burkha and Newton (IndiaвЂ™s official entry for Oscars) that glorified Hindi cinema this year and won several accolades abroad.Latest Bollywood Songs: Download and listen online New MP3 Hindi songs. Bollywood songs, mp3 free music , free movies, latest music videos.'Hindi movies do well because they have a larger appeal,' Abhishek said.

But then there were the sparkling gems redeeming what is possibly one of the worst movie-going years in living memory. 2017 gave us horrific atrocities that left me feeling sick in the pit of my stomach. It would be so much easier to pick out the rotten apples from the Bollywood basket.

Fresh, feisty and fearless ,nothing in this unexpected storm-trooper of a film prepared us for its high-velocity energy and fervent statement on female sexuality. Anaarkali of Arrah: Another debutant director, Aninash Das showed us what the tried and tested Vishal Bhardwajs and Imtiaz Alis failed to do this year. But there is an illimitable amount of honour in a film like this. This extraordinary film derives its unhampered persuasive powers not from posturing but from ripping apart all our perceptions of what cinema is and should be , by entering the nervous system of a patriarchal community where women are still not given the right to choose their partners.There is no honour in honour killing. G Kutta Se: In Haryanvi and partly in Hindi, the language of oppression that debutant director Rahul Dahiya spoke in this bludgeoning masterpiece left me speechless.

Mukti Bhawan: Debutant (again!) Shubhashish Bhutiani's Mukti Bhawan sweeps us into a world where death is not the end but a release into a realm of imperishable freedom. And Swara Bhaskar in the title role dazzled with a beauty that was visible in her character's soul.3. Stunning in thought, spellbinding in plot and utterly gripping in the way the story of a small-town dancer-singer's adventures in lecher-land unfolds.

The Silence is a very painful film to watch. The film's shrieking silences batter our conscience into a rude awakening. It really wouldn't have mattered which language it is in. The Silence: Like the under-celebrated G Kutta Se, this film is not in Hindi, but Marathi, although one of the protagonists spoke in Hindi. This was yet another debutant director bringing immeasurable hope to our cinema.4. As he takes us, along with his two protagonists, on a journey to the holy city of death Varanasi, the film somewhere along its resplendent route to salvation, becomes a treatise on life as defined by the inevitability of death.

Solo is ample proof of Bejoy Nambiar's mastery over the desi noire genre which so far Anurag Kashyap thought he owned. In the frigid frozen environment of isolated hearts and broken promises, a light is lit. Solo: Four stories about bereavement and loss, Solo, with its supremely impassioned plea to fob off isolation is a shout-out for comfort and warmth in a world gone completely cold. And, Anjali Patil's powerful performance holds the film together. The little girl's guilty eyes will follow your nights and vitiate your days. The Silence is not a film which you would forget in a hurry.

The ensemble cast is the finest in years. It is this mix of mirth and melancholy that makes Tu Hai Mera Sunday one of the most precious slice-of-life films in recent times. First-time feature filmmaker Milind Dhaimade takes us into places where we all have visited at one time or another. Tu Hai Mera Sunday: Once in a while in my long career as a movie fanatic I come across a sparkling gem that reminds me there's still so much to see, so many places to go, for Indian cinema. He has rapidly emerged as one of India's most exciting contemporary actors.6.

Loev: The spelling isn't right, I know. Hindi Medium is a well-told parable of middleclass aspirations, scattered with moments that every parents would recognize with a combination of pleasure and dread.8. The desperate clamour to find a place in these expensive prestigious schools leads to an absurdist drama in this deliciously droll satire. Hindi Medium: The surprise success of the year is a wise and sensible peep into the world of English-medium education.

He goes straight for the kill. Writer-director Sudhanshu Saria doesn't waste time in constructing back -stories or deconstructing the complex relationship of his two characters to make their passion more accessible to us. Loev is a tender yet brutal, slender yet sturdy drama strewn with clues to the heartbreak that eventually awaits those who dare not love beyond the prescribed boundaries.

This was a prison-break drama on a par with Franklin Schaffener's 1973 classic Papillon and certainly superior in its intellectual political and spiritual ramifications to the overrated Shawshank Redemption.10. Ballsy and brave, it penetrates the politics of prison life without relinquishing the right to engage us in a solid storytelling spree where a clever cat-and-mouse game is played out between a sadistic jailor (Ronit Roy, in top form) and a non-guilty prisoner (Farhan Akhtar) who is hellbent on getting his liberty at any cost. Lucknow Central: This was the most engaging thinking-man's thriller of the year again by a debutant director Ranjit Tiwari.

Director Sandeep Reddy Vanga's narrative seesaws between arrogant brilliance and lurching experimentation creating a protagonist a film that is impossible to forget, let alone ignore.(Subhash K Jha is a film critic and movie expert)(Disclaimer: The opinions expressed above are the personal views of the author and do not reflect the views of ZMCL. But guess what! Arjun Reddy is also a brilliant surgeon. A startling jolting take on Devdas its leading man played with insouciant intrepidity by Vijay Deverekonda, was an arrogant drugged doped borderline misogynist.

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