Best Hindi Movies 2014-15 in Australia

Hindi movies are very popular in Australia. Australia resident NRIs love Bollywood. Below is shared a list of best Hindi movies popular in Asutralia.

There are tons of Hindi movies produced each year, either for big screen or broadcast across several Hindi TV channels. This article will take a look at fifteen of these movies from the highest ranked to the lowest and give very brief (spoiler-free) introductions about them. So whether you are looking for big screen or movies on Indian TV channels, read on and decide which ones you would like and which ones you would not.

1. PK: A stranger is known only by his initials, PK. He traverses the city, asking questions with innocence and curiosity. As he goes about his journey, he discovers love and laughter and letting-go.

2. Haider: When a young man’s father disappears, he returns to Kashmir to confront his uncle, who just so happens to have played a part in the death of the man’s father.

3. Queen: A girl from a traditional Delhi family is devastated after her marriage is cancelled, hence she sets out on her honeymoon all by herself.

4. Happy New Year: A bunch of rather ordinary people hatch up a plan to pull off a monumental diamond heist—the biggest ever—and somehow win the admiration of millions of other people.

5. Kick: Having walked away from a tumultuous romance, an adrenalin junkie gets into a life of crime, only to get caught in the crosshairs of a veteran police officer and a local gangster (with whom he gets embroiled in a turf war).

6. Jai Ho: A former officer of the army decides to propagate social responsibility among the ordinary citizens around him. However, he is stopped in his tracks when he come up against a rather powerful political family.

7. Bang Bang: A young receptionist in a bank crosses paths with Rajveer Nanda, the man with a strange and mysterious past.

8. Holiday: An officer in the military makes it his mission to hunt down and apprehend a terrorist, take down his terror group and kill off the sleeper cell that takes orders from this terrorist.

9. Highway: A woman is slated to be married soon. However, just before her wedding, she is abducted, and her kidnapper demands a ransom. But, as time goes on, Stockholm syndrome starts to creep in—her bond with her kidnapper strengthens.

10. The Villain: A man goes on a determined revenge mission when the woman he loves is murdered by a violent serial killer.

11. 2 States: This is a story about how a man met the woman of his dreams and how much trouble they had to get through (because of various cultural differences) before they could get married.

12. Hasee Toh Phasee: Ten years after they first met, Nikhil and Meeta are re-introduced to each other. Nikhil is given one week to prove himself worthy of marrying Karishma, who happens to be Meeta’s sister. This creates a kind of spark between the two old acquaintances.

13. Mary Kom: This is the story of the life of Mary Kom, the Indian boxer who had to struggle massively before she could ever accomplish her life-long dream.

14. Mardaani: When a police officer searches for a missing teenage girl, he discovers an eerie child trafficking syndicate. It is now his mission to hunt down the ruthless mob boss that runs the syndicate.

15. Khoobsurat: A psychotherapist meets a young prince and falls for him. However, he is nothing like her and also happens to be engaged to marry someone else.

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Coming Of Age Of Bollywood And South Cinema: A Beautiful Blending

Indian movies have matured over the years and have carried along with them a legacy that is hard to shed off. This is a flow of ideas from one generation to the next, celebrating the world of free thinking and expression.As a result of such innovation, the present genre of movies is looking at story telling that spans the southern languages and Hindi.

Indian movies have matured over the years and have carried along with them a legacy that is hard to shed off. This is a flow of ideas from one generation to the next, celebrating the world of free thinking and expression. But all along the way, the Indian box office report suggests that movie makers in India have flown on the wings of the sentiments of people.
Influencing The Masses:
Nowhere in the world has the film industry influenced the people and has been influenced by them, as has been in India. And therefore, be it Bollywood or south cinema, the glorification of the common man has been at the fore of every theme. Directors and script writers have taken liberties every now and then but still have tried to ride on the populist wave, more often than not. As a result of such innovation, the present genre of movies is looking at story telling that spans the southern languages and Hindi.
Blending Shift of Focus:
Movies from south India and from Bollywood are getting remade in either language and in some cases, in both languages at the same time. Movies like Ready, Singham, Ghajini, etc have started this concept of bilingual movies which have been held with esteem in the Indian movie reviews. More of such films are in the pipeline where there is a liberal exchange of directors, actors and ideas across the two of the major film industries of the country.
Apart from the concept of the cinema, the songs are also being remade in either language. This blend or exchange of ideas is not only limited to stars or to the making of movies in the other language. It has extended into the viewership which is increasing like never before. Hindi speaking citizens of India are following the south cinema and people from south India are transcending from their shell of superstars to the mainstream movies of Bollywood.
Effects of Blending:
By such a blend, the Indian box office report is getting better as the businesses done by the movies are getting profitable. Some might dismiss it as marketing gimmicks but they fail to see the essence of such movies. It is only because people want to see the movies and flock the theatre, that such an exchange is possible. Without the audiences, the Indian movies wouldnt ever run.
Thousands of movies are being made every year in the country in different film industries. The sharing that is going on actively between Bollywood and south cinema is a testimony to the fact that these two profitable industries are joining hands. And this has enabled to rake in profits as well as give people more reasons to watch movies and contribute to the growth of Indian cinema on the whole.
Indian movies and south movie news is full of such incidents where the exchange is shown in a better light. The stalwarts of Bollywood are interested in picking up stories and directors as well as stars from the south cinema. Even some of the negative traits and characters are being borrowed. Such an exchange has very rightly increased the viewership and the blend is both about profits and about an amalgamation of the better parts of both worlds. The common man is in a time which is ticking off into the future with bells of celebration.