10 Films Sriram Raghavan Wants Everyone To Watch | Film Companion

From Alfred Hitchcock’s spy movie Notorious to the lovely romance of Vijay Anand’s Kala Bazar - here are some of the best films the director Sriram Raghavan has watched. Tell us in the comments how many of these films have you already watched?
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Read his complete list of 30 films here: www.filmcompanion.in/sriram-r...
0:47 - Notorious - (Director - Alfred Hitchcock)
1:27 - The Fallen - Idol (Director - Carol Reed)
2:06 - The Asphalt Jungle - (Director - John Huston)
2:38 - Kala Bazar - (Director - Vijay Anand)
3:26 - Rififi - (Director - Jules Dassin)
3:52 - Cet Obscur Objet Du Désir - (Director - Luis Buñuel)
4:27 - The Killing - (Director - Stanley Kubrick)
5:03 - Assault On Precinct 13 - (Director - John Carpenter)
5:29 - Krótki Film O Zabijaniu - (Director - Krzysztof Kieslowski)
6:07 - Barton Fink - (Director - Joel Coen & Ethan Coen)
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Read his complete list of 30 films here: www.filmcompanion.in/sriram-raghavan-movies-30-recommendations-alfred-hitchcock-notorious-vijay-anand-kala-bazar Share your favourites in the comments below.

[@NiranjanNavalgund]

The right link here : www.filmcompanion.in/sriram-raghavan-movies-30-recommendations-alfred-hitchcock-notorious-vijay-anand-kala-bazar

[@akshanshgautam2941]

Guys fix your link

[@riyabishnu4711]

Where would I get these films????

[@akshanshgautam2941]

Riya Bishnu M4uhd.net

[@riyabishnu4711]

@@akshanshgautam2941 thanks

[@ThePRNaik]

So here is the list. Enjoy....👍 1. Notorious (1946) 2. The fallen idol (1948) 3. The asphalt jungle (1950) 4. Kala Bazar (1960) 5. Rififi (1955) 6. The obscure object of desire (1977) 7. The Killing (1956) 8. Assault on precinct 13 (1976) 9. A short film about killing (1988) 10. Barton fink (1991)

[@sachautovlog2261]

#11 And the so called Cheap attention seeker

[@keyurmacwana2943]

Thank you

[@Suchanda_C]

Thanks a ton!

[@tilapokhrel]

Thanks

[@vivekraut1485]

Dhanyawaad Naik saheb🙏

[@Kartik-on7qh]

Oh, Man. I cannot thank you enough #FilmCompanion for doing this. Great for cinephiles and aspiring filmmakers. Please do more such stuff, also make list with Anurag Kashyap, Shoojit Sircar and other filmmakers

[@shubhamkasana3691]

Thanx Kartik Jha.... Will You Recommend Some Films To Me

[@AryanM3879]

@@shubhamkasana3691 genre??

[@ashishnagar]

They already did with Anurag Kashyap.

[@anshulkandpal2384]

*Generic comment about why isn't my favorite movie in this list??*

[@konark7151]

Generic statement disagreeing to it.

[@ZafarLaw]

You need to have a taste of these movies to create a masterpiece like Andhadhun, agreed Raghavan

[@VARMOT123]

hyperabadi wasn’t it inspired from a French short film ?

[@ZafarLaw]

@@VARMOT123 may be but even adaptation need creativity

[@ravishingravi]

It’s a good film. Not a masterpiece.

[@ZafarLaw]

@@ravishingravi i agree boss then hum saath saath hai was a masterpiece indeed

[@ravishingravi]

@@ZafarLaw Nobody in hyderabad or rest of India can understand what that means. I guess this is a masterpiece if you compare with Gunda as well.

[@tandrasafui8990]

My favorite thillers 1. Psycho 2. Repulsion 3. Shadow of a doubt 4. Blow up 5. Possession (1981) 6. The lives of others 7. The touch of evil 8. Perfect blue 9. The hitchhiker 10. Z

[@TechieLa]

They are great ❤️

[@abhishelke123]

Wow many films are completely new to me, thanks for these recommendations.

[@RB-om8sk]

I m Huge Fan of Dev Saab he was a trendsetter in Indian cinema in so many ways.... RIP legend the most charismatic Star actor Indian cinema has even seen 👍🙏

[@pritambiswas1000]

Thanks for this list #FilmCompanion and Raghavan Sir

[@aravindkumar6631]

Film companion this is the best video pls continue this series with all Indian directors from North to south

[@rmk1079]

Wish we had the man himself speak about these films..

[@Ashish-nd3xj]

Lovely, lovely content. Well done. Big fan of film noir. My favourites apart from the ones in the list: dial M for murder, to catch a thief, Mahal (ashok kumar, madhubala), 20 saal baad, third man, jewel thief, teesari manzil,

[@abhinavabhinav112]

My list. 1. Reservoir dogs 2. Pulp fiction 3. Django unchained 4. Inglorious basterds 5. The hateful eight 6. No country for old men 7. Fight club 8. Good will hunting 9. The prestige 10. The prisoners. ( And a lot of more) INDIAN CINEMA LIST 1. Gangs of wasseypur 2. Bandit queen 3. Satya 4. Super deluxe (Telugu) 5. Court (marathi) 6. Tithi (Kannada) 7. Haider 8. Maqbool 9. A Wednesday 10. Hazaro khwaishyen aisi

[@awaisikhlaq2309]

All tarantino movies

[@abhinavabhinav112]

@@awaisikhlaq2309 do muslims watch movies? Isn't it haram ? Just asking , never mind. PBUH 😅

[@xdfckt2564]

Super Deluxe is Tamil. Would recommend 96, Tamil MA, Aaranya Kaandam and Yuddham Sei.

[@imonceagainaskingforyourfi4432]

Super deluxe is Telugu? 🤭

[@Winnerrr-nz7pm]

Super deluxe tamil😐

[@merimaacinema]

The 10 movies apart, thanks FC - this is a very well-edited and engaging video 'list'! Style (almost) matching the substance!

[@saeedjaved5220]

Filmchamdni

[@saeedjaved5220]

Bazihar

[@trishla05]

I know it's a stretch, but if you could also post the available platforms we can watch these on, it'd be great. Loving this series.

[@SajalKr]

most of them wont be on platforms, except maybe Mubi

[@smilingladka]

Stanley Kubrick's The Killing was indeed a masterpiece. ❤️

[@jitendra-ke5lb]

What about A Clockwork Orange?

[@smilingladka]

@@jitendra-ke5lb I said 'a' masterpiece, not 'the' masterpiece. Kubrick was indeed a genius. His whole filmography is genius.

[@lodalega9674]

Paths of glory(1957) is another Masterpiece by him.

[@vishalramesh2307]

I won't watch any of his movies until he personally explains andhahun climax or he makes a sequel

[@imparthim4584]

Just assumed, he listened to the doctor

[@_alif_6734]

That's the proof of great filmmaking. Director Sriram raghavan wants everyone to make their own theories about the movie.

[@DonCannoli]

It wasn’t even that ambiguous, he just expects you to connect the dots yourself and not over-explain it to the audience

[@kaishwaryak]

Lol, a number of interpretations 1. He remained blind and over the years developed sixth sense 2. The story that he told Sophie was lie (Simi died and he gave in with the doctor, got the eyes transplanted and took the money) 3. Simi probably killed the doctor and didn't kill him but instead fled from that place, got a plastic surgery done, changed passport and left that place, as Simi had a lot of money 4. Also, another thing he wasn't blind at all from the beginning even after Simi poisoned him.....that part isn't shown.... he's such a natural in playing as a blind that he probably faked that and nothing was probably in the 'pera' sweet....he just faked a panic attack and probably had sex with Simi to calm her down......and the next that he faked was just wearing contacts.....so probably he wasn't blind from the beginning and after that incident as well......but he needed the money, so gave in with the doctor......because it's very weird how would those two people whom he knew would get him to the doctor's chamber.....you start questioning each and everything if that's the case There are many permutations and combinations possible.

[@vishalramesh2307]

@@kaishwaryak are you bloody dumb???? - I asked out of all the possibilities which is the correct one... You have circled around and come back to the question

[@SandeepMeena79]

I think everyone forget R.madhwan starrer 13B, it's a perfect horror mystery thriller

[@20shourya]

chicken 69

[@kapilpatil8644]

Sandeep Meena its true ,. One of the gripping thriller ever made in india

[@brendonbuthello]

Watch the Thirteenth Floor...it is remade as 13b with the TV angle...but well done

[@TheInsaneTimes]

I thought '12 angry men' would be part of this list.. Sadly it's not but it's highly recommended..

[@abhinavabhinav112]

Sydney lumet was fuckin master filmmaker.

[@maneshwarsingh8688]

It's ok, not that great

[@irshuutube]

I waz thinking the same...

[@god1770]

@@maneshwarsingh8688 you've gotta be kidding me... It's one of most brilliant, most gripping films I have come across! Without a doubt, one of The best mainstream films...

[@Jay-lk8hi]

@@maneshwarsingh8688 What are you talking about man! 12 Angry Men is one of the best movies of all time

[@adhikaralasomashekar3503]

Great Recommendations 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@shubhamkatewad]

I was searching for movies to understand cinema more and I got this video thank you FC ☺👍

[@shaileshhumbre1097]

Thank You!...& that word in entire English video 04:58 'Baap' 👌😀

[@junadas445]

Where can I find all these movies?? Plz reply

[@vaibhavsharma8081]

Nice narration

[@sirlordhenrymortimer6620]

The king of thriller is Hitchcock not Sriram raghavan . My favourite thriller is 1. Psycho 2. M 3. Vertigo 4. Chinatown 5. The conversation 6. The conformist 7. The tenant 8. Double indemnity 9. Mulholland drive 10. The passenger

[@gauravpatil7977]

Mulholland drive is not his movie..it is david lynch's.

[@sirlordhenrymortimer6620]

@@gauravpatil7977 I know it's David lynch's film ..... what's your point ?. I have listed my favourite thrillers of all time .

[@legayadega4043]

LOL,This got to be the most "obvious" list one could come up with.

[@sirlordhenrymortimer6620]

@@legayadega4043 it is "obvious" because the films from this list are considered to be the greatest or the most influential thrillers of all time

[@legayadega4043]

@@sirlordhenrymortimer6620 "My favorite Thriller"..... This is what your comment said,and now u r calling them the Greatest/Most influential,I guess you typed on Google,"Greatest Thrillers of all time",Chose your titles from different lists it showed,Copy pasted them to look different and cool but got caught by a superior individual like me,isn't that the case Bro?and nah i am not judging u,contradiction in your comments yelling out the truth.

[@rakeshshiva625]

My list Houseful, Golmaal,Judwaa, Race 3, Jhoom barabar jhoom, Blue, Dilwale, Dabaang 3, Mela, Aap mujhe acche lagne lage, Action Jackson, Shandaar, Befikre

[@sapanabasnet7533]

Hahaha 😂😂😂 funniest comment . Made my day😄

[@SandeepMeena79]

Esi movies banane ke liye bahut himmat chahiye

[@kingbing3315]

😂😂😂👍👍🙏🙏

[@vivekraut1485]

Mai prem ki deewani hu

[@shwetadhoundiyal2048]

Hahaha nice

[@MunishKumar-wm8hf]

This is serious generation gap between raghwan and most of viewers

[@legayadega4043]

For cinematically unaware people like u maybe.

[@pratikmore3560]

Some movies are timeless. Just watch any one of these movies. You would be glad. I haven't watched any movie on this list but one of my fav is the oldest movie I've watched (12 angry men released in 1957).

[@Vishal-]

My Top 10 Godfather Shawshank redemption Psycho Shutter Islands Inception Tinker tailor soldier spy Taxi driver Madras Café 2001 A space Odyssey

[@yourbro8906]

Wow this list is amazing Have you seen Anurag Kashyap movies?

[@aravindkumar6631]

Than Shawshank Robert bersons movies are better like man escaped

[@a6hiji7]

Watch "Suraj Ka Satvan Ghora" and "Meghe Dhaka Taaraa" :D ... Great film making does not always need to be just about the western formula of shock and surprise.

[@tejasbhatt6411]

I was hoping to find Charade there, considering how awesome the banter in Raghavan‘s films generally is.

[@wandererbird4602]

“The Killing”! You simply can’t keep Stanley Kubrick out of the game. He is the greatest!

[@edwardkumarkenway1875]

But Kubrick himself disowned it as far as I know. And maybe that's why the killing in stead of his other well known greats.

[@wandererbird4602]

Shouvik Roy well, I don’t think he disowned the Killing. He did disown “Fear and Desire” and found that to be amateur.

[@edwardkumarkenway1875]

@@wandererbird4602 My bad.Thanks for reminding me. Sorry.

[@nikhilparmar9697]

Did anyone notice "Double Indemnity" written on Sriram Raghvan's T-shirt in thumbnail?

[@arindamned]

Hell of a movie.

[@youisstupid2586]

Phir kabhi mat kehna ke koi tumse pyar nahe karta... yeh pyar nahi to aur kya hai? Lol All the 30 films. 1. Notorious (1946) Director: Alfred Hitchcock 2. The Fallen Idol (1948) Director: Carol Reed 3. The Asphalt Jungle (1950) Director: John Huston 4. Jules et Jim (1962) Director: François Truffaut 5. Jagte Raho (1956) Directors: Sombhu Mitra, Amit Maitra 6. Kala Bazar (1960) Director: Vijay Anand 7. Zelig (1983) Director: Woody Allen 8. Groundhog Day (1993) Director: Harold Ramis 9. Sachaa Jhutha (1970) Director: Manmohan Desai 10. Rififi (1955) Director: Jules Dassin 11. Stalag 17 (1953) Director: Billy Wilder 12. The Wages of Fear (1953) Director: Henri-Georges Clouzot 13. The Man Who Would be King (1975) Director: John Huston 14. That Obscure Object of Desire (1977) Director: Luis Buñuel 15. The Killing (1956) Director: Stanley Kubrick 16. Assault on Precinct 13 (1976) Director: John Carpenter 17. The Lives of Others (2006) Director: Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck 18. Downfall (2004) Director: Oliver Hirschbiegel 19. The Sicilian Clan (1969) Director: Henri Verneuil 20. A Short Film About Killing (1988) Director: Krzysztof Kieślowski 21. Once Upon A Time In America (1984) Director: Sergio Leone 22. Yateem (1988) Director: JP Dutta 23. Thalapathi (1991) Director: Mani Ratnam 24. Anupama (1966) Director: Hrishikesh Mukherjee 25. Barton Fink (1991) Directors: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen 26. High and Low (1963) Director: Akira Kurosawa 27. Darkness in Tallinn (1993) Director: Ilkka Järvi-Laturi 28. The Truman Show (1998) Director: Peter Weir 29. The Great Gambler (1979) Director: Shakti Samanta 30. The Secret in Their Eyes (2009) Director: Juan José Campanella

[@ramsankar4319]

where can i watch these films??

[@gaurav.anirbandutta]

Glad to see Barton Fink on the list. Almost the best Coen Brothers film, if not for Millers Crossing.

[@olddelhifilms]

Was that scully in the end ??

[@ritvikbhuinya2620]

Truman show it is

[@deepalall647]

Thriller movies are so underrated in Bollywood.Sriram Raghavan movies are so heavily inspired from foreign movies but atleast he does justice to them without making it look cheesy.I wish more directors ventured into thriller/mystery genre instead of the same old remakes and formula films.I am waiting for Bollywood to make an original spine chilling thriller.

[@2035midhun]

Are these available on netflix?

[@phenomenal14U]

Please please please make more videos like these 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@subhasish_barui]

wow !! make more such videos.

[@Freeingsoul]

Great I am currently obessed with alferd Hitchcock movies and I wonder why vertigo was not in his list. Will surely watch rest of the movies in his list.Thrillers are fun very captivating and if it's good it capture your mind for whole time.good to increase your focus and patience

[@legayadega4043]

Watch Hitchcock's Silent Masterpiece "The Manxman"(1929)

[@sirlordhenrymortimer6620]

Because Hitchcock is the master of suspense and quite simply the greatest storyteller.

[@richasingh7715]

ye sab dekhne ko milegin kaha ??

[@atulchalbaaz]

It's difficult to find these movies online

[@rmmm5989]

Nice

[@KrishnaTripathi1709]

I have watched notorious ,killing,asphalt jungle Big fan of raghavan sir,Kubrick sir and Hitchcock sir.

[@santioned_sneh]

Wow... i have watched 5 of them.

[@AdarshKumar-nj7rp]

6:35 Is it just me or it's the same mansion as in The big Lebowski?

[@devanshudodke1020]

This is the best video on this channel so far.

[@FilmCompanion]

Thanks for watching!

[@devanshudodke1020]

@@FilmCompanion I would really love to know about Zoya akhtar, Rajkumar hirani and sujit sarkar's top 10 film list. Can you make that playlist??

[@007einstien]

"If it was written straight like PULP FICTION"...Duuudddeee, I want what you're smoking!

[@berserk322]

I'm shell shocked after listening to it. The guy who was narrating must have not seen pulp fiction.

[@vicksgoli6211]

That's why Raghwan would not take Samuel Jackson in his film even if Jackson pleads

[@berserk322]

@@vicksgoli6211 there is a very low chance that Jackson had even heard of Raghavan

[@berserk322]

@@vicksgoli6211 also idk how you wrote it and why it doesn't make sense in the conversation

[@vicksgoli6211]

@@berserk322 okay ,let's put it this way You didn't understand what I tried to say

[@Indeeee]

My 10 favorite movies of all time:- 10. The Godfather 09. Schindler's List 08. Taxi Driver 07. 2001:A Space Odyssey 06. Raiders of the Lost Ark 05. Star Wars Ep-5:The Empire Strikes Back 04. Jaws 03. Aliens 02. Terminator 2:Judgement Day 01. Jurassic Park

[@mumbaiker6159]

It shud have named classics movies to watch for

[@Billie0708]

My Top 10 Taxi driver The Master The Dark Knight The Godfather The Shawshank Redemption Dil Chahta Hai Saving private Ryan Blood Diamond Brokeback Mountain Swades

[@sanchitsharma6852]

Tere. Se pucha kisine

[@Billie0708]

@@sanchitsharma6852 magar Teri gaand kyun jali hai

[@deepbpatel2183]

No country for old man

[@alyssapinto165]

@@sanchitsharma6852 no one asked you to reply bro.

[@kabirsingh1442]

@@sanchitsharma6852 taxi driver kiski vijay devarkonda ki 😂😂😂😂

[@princejohari7395]

for me, till date.. nothing is better than "the sixth sense"

[@LakshmiSarkarVlogs]

Some one on Facebook is faking as Sriram Raghavan sir and messaging girls and calling them nonstop on messenger. He has made a fake profile by his name...I tried to find Sriram Sir on social media, but couldn't find him,hence writing here....kindly let him know this.

[@bidhanshrestha7925]

Are this movies available in toutube

[@TARUNVERMA911]

not sure, plz check

[@youisstupid2586]

How is pulp fiction a straight film (narratively)?

[@sapanacharya1365]

Barton fink is really good🔥

[@bambordasalcete606]

I search this director cuz of andhanun movie truly masterpiece

[@sanoj_yahiya]

Finally someone said about ('a Shortfilm about killing ')real movie 😍😍😍😍

[@AdarshKumar-nj7rp]

John Carpenter is an underrated classical director.

[@user-lb3qm1kg1z]

*Masaan* my recommendation only ♥️♥️

[@AdarshKumar-nj7rp]

Same here.

[@kubrified1745]

No movie by Claude Chabrol? 😭

[@namanchoudhary8997]

Hitchcock is the father of thrillers.

[@user-lr2gc]

I want to watch RAMAN RAGHAV docufiction made by him starring RAGHUVIR YADAV

[@heroismist]

Mindhunter is also a season with not having single act of violence.

[@ma7ur97]

🤦🤦

[@heroismist]

@@ma7ur97 what

[@abhishekkrishna3902]

My Top 10 1. Nayagan 2. 3. .. .. .. 10. Nayagan

[@kubrified1745]

Mine would be Dil Se - Madras Talkies rocks

[@mayankkakkar601]

Where u can watch these movie!?

[@berserk322]

You can buy DVD or blu ray on Amazon else they are not available

[@sameerahmed-gx8js]

he didn’t count akira(japanese director) satyajit(indian”bengali” director)

[@balbirsinghmomi8139]

Abe wo uski choice hui na !!!

[@nimeshbhandari8470]

Now where can I watch these movies?

[@TARUNVERMA911]

downlaod thru torrent

[@RG-dg2hj]

Dear #filmcompanion Please do one with Anurag Kashyap

[@kabirsingh1442]

sir waiting for your arun khetrapal biopic and i want u to make it better than every armed force upcoming biopics like vikram batra , sam manekshaw , gunjan saxena ,bhuj the pride of india show everyone who is the real king

[@aninditasaha2676]

I am surprised he didn't suggest any ray film

[@TARUNVERMA911]

same here

[@GajananPalande]

Would have been better if Mr. Raghavan explained ..why he loves this films✌️....just saying

[@ma7ur97]

Missing citizen Kane

[@VixAnime]

film companion atleast put SPOILER ALERT

[@rakeshranjan8222]

There were no spoilers anywhere

[@rajneessingh222]

spoilers? These aren't your movies releasing this weekend.

[@rakeshranjan8222]

@@rajneessingh222 That's harsh. Though not releasing this weekend, but some of us would love to watch movies recommended by best directors in the country. I can guarantee you all those who have watched this video have not seen even half(5) of these movies. But tbf, there were no spoilers. It's just that your argument was wrong.

[@rajneessingh222]

@@rakeshranjan8222 There is no such thing as spoiler. Film is an experiential process

[@rakeshranjan8222]

@@rajneessingh222 What age are you living in? Today's day belongs to socia media and spoilers are abundant. So, if someone hasn't seen GOT S5 and I tell him Jon SNow is dead, that for you is not a spolier, or if someone intends to watch Sixth sense and I tell him about the end, that's not a spoiler? Your disgust me!

[@siddharthverma8975]

His list includes.. Notorious Th fallen idol Thr asphalt jungle Kala bazaar Rififi That obscure object of desire The killing Assault on precinct 13 A Short film about killing Barton flink

[@57_a_sarthak22]

If you haven't seen the bridge on the river kwai then you haven't seen the best war movie ever made

[@rajneessingh222]

I havn't, yet I've seen the best war movie ever made.

[@Sandeepyadagirifilms]

I'm not disagreeing with sriram raghavan! Since he is from older generation he liked those films, since we are new age film makers we should also consider lot of other films!! It's just a my POV not to hurt any ones intensions!

[@TARUNVERMA911]

true but those classic films were more of academic kind with not much of commercial twists to suit a particular audience.

[@Sandeepyadagirifilms]

@@TARUNVERMA911 I agree

[@lodalega9674]

@@TARUNVERMA911 Most of the movies he mentioned were more or less commercials.

[@pepesilvia813]

Ok... everything was great....can u do the same list but more recent movie....I m.not going to watch these old movies.....why classic has to be old???

[@ameylakade8691]

You are missing out on 60℅ of great movies. Classics played a huge element in constructing modern cinema.

[@TARUNVERMA911]

classics teach you while modern ones entertain only

[@ravishingravi]

Kala bazaar directed by a Vijay Anand ?

[@aurnelful]

MY favorite Godfather 1 shawshank redemption the good bad ugly memento 12 angry men gone with the wind whiplash gone girl 127 hours inception

[@sampoornfilms]

Gold

[@virambharvad8059]

Fuck. I haven't seen any of these movies. Highly unique list. Other directors recommend so many mainstream and famous movies unlike Raghavan

[@sajsidhartha]

Rashomon, bicycle thieves,seven samurai, dreams, taxi driver, Casablanca, Good Bad Ugly,God Father, Crash,Appu Trio

[@lodalega9674]

Inka kya?

[@abhinavabhinav112]

Anybody who want to download all these movies easily ... download an app called TorrDroid from play store. You will find each and every movie listed here.

[@vishnu4829]

Where is race 3?

[@SahilKumar-bn6su]

Vishnu Menon Dustbin

[@vishnu4829]

@@SahilKumar-bn6su 😂

[@jeevansadalge7007]

Oscar's winners are excluded here in this list

[@sutapa9742]

you didn't include race 3? the greatest horror film ever.

[@Filmythingss]

Lol.... This comment is funny moti😅😅

[@thameemsthoughts4504]

My favorite bollywood movies :- Rang de basanthi October

[@tanaytamgadge7077]

Only Andhadhun 🔥🔥

[@thewanderer9231]

My top 10 (May b they aren't original) Saudagar(Nutan+AmitJi wala) Baazigar Andaz apna apna Sarfarosh Dil chahta hai Iqbal(Movie which started trend"followUrPassion) Johny Gaddar The Dark knight Tamasha Naal(Marathi)

[@akshanshgautam2941]

I have done this on IMDB. Last year I saw 244 movies maybe I will start a Ytube channel

[@killuazoldy4629]

Which one was your fav last year

[@lodalega9674]

I completed IMDB Top 250 two years ago.

[@farhanhossain7623]

Who else recognizes scully

[@zainazhar8887]

Where to find these gems?

[@berserk322]

You can buy DVD or blu ray on Amazon else they are not available

[@rohitpandey08]

yts.ms/

[@berserk322]

@@rohitpandey08 that is illegal

[@peru911]

@@berserk322 Dekhne ka kaam karna tu.

[@berserk322]

@@peru911 for someone who is studying filmmaking it is not possible. It is an art and torrenting it is a theft and stealing is stealing even if you steal from a beggar or from 100s of artist who brought their vision and made a collaborative piece of art.

[@escobartrivedi]

is video ko dekh kar lagra hai ki B&W movies time over hone k baad se jaise koi movie achi bani hi nhi h

[@xdfckt2564]

Whoever comments all the 30 films below will be recommended for the Padma Shri next year. Hurry offer till limited time only.

[@shishirakumarnayak9318]

You fucking really think someone would that for your recommendation?

[@xdfckt2564]

@@shishirakumarnayak9318 I think positively. I believe in the universe. I learned this from Sonakshi Sinha in an interview with Anupama Chopra

[@shishirakumarnayak9318]

@@xdfckt2564 thank you for changing my mind. I thought chutiyas had left this world.

[@xdfckt2564]

@@shishirakumarnayak9318 yeah bro. That is why Modiji is bringing CAA. After that India will become full of Hindu philosophy. Sadhguru also predicted that. It will happen bro. We have to have patience. Jai Hind bro.

[@youisstupid2586]

Even though your a supporter of hindu rashtra. I want my padma shri tomorrow by noon. 1. Notorious (1946) Director: Alfred Hitchcock 2. The Fallen Idol (1948) Director: Carol Reed 3. The Asphalt Jungle (1950) Director: John Huston 4. Jules et Jim (1962) Director: François Truffaut 5. Jagte Raho (1956) Directors: Sombhu Mitra, Amit Maitra 6. Kala Bazar (1960) Director: Vijay Anand 7. Zelig (1983) Director: Woody Allen 8. Groundhog Day (1993) Director: Harold Ramis 9. Sachaa Jhutha (1970) Director: Manmohan Desai 10. Rififi (1955) Director: Jules Dassin 11. Stalag 17 (1953) Director: Billy Wilder 12. The Wages of Fear (1953) Director: Henri-Georges Clouzot 13. The Man Who Would be King (1975) Director: John Huston 14. That Obscure Object of Desire (1977) Director: Luis Buñuel 15. The Killing (1956) Director: Stanley Kubrick 16. Assault on Precinct 13 (1976) Director: John Carpenter 17. The Lives of Others (2006) Director: Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck 18. Downfall (2004) Director: Oliver Hirschbiegel 19. The Sicilian Clan (1969) Director: Henri Verneuil 20. A Short Film About Killing (1988) Director: Krzysztof Kieślowski 21. Once Upon A Time In America (1984) Director: Sergio Leone 22. Yateem (1988) Director: JP Dutta 23. Thalapathi (1991) Director: Mani Ratnam 24. Anupama (1966) Director: Hrishikesh Mukherjee 25. Barton Fink (1991) Directors: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen 26. High and Low (1963) Director: Akira Kurosawa 27. Darkness in Tallinn (1993) Director: Ilkka Järvi-Laturi 28. The Truman Show (1998) Director: Peter Weir 29. The Great Gambler (1979) Director: Shakti Samanta 30. The Secret in Their Eyes (2009) Director: Juan José Campanella

[@shivamkumar-yc8ug]

Mine fav thrillers. Gone girl Fight club Mulholland drive Usual suspects Seven The girl with dragon tattoo American pshyco No country for old men Andhadhun Get out

[@harsh0241]

I thought race 3 would be no. 1

[@deletedaccount3905]

That meme is long dead. Grow up

[@SandeepMeena79]

My favourite bollywood movie list.1.Pyaasa(1956) 2.Do bigha zameen 3.Swadesh 4.Tare zameen par 5.3idiots 6.Veer-zara 7.Andhadhund

[@ranahosur]

Pyaasa, TZP and Swades are my all time fave as well. I have seen TZP only once till now as the movie loses charm if watched multiple times. For me TZP is the best movie made in India ever. Simply unbelievable.

[@SandeepMeena79]

@@ranahosur now you should try do bigha zamaan imdb 8.5..i am sure you will like it

[@ranahosur]

@@SandeepMeena79 Definitely will do it. I know about this movie for more than 25 years and it is there at the bak of my mind.

[@SandeepMeena79]

@@ranahosur ok✌

[@Winnerrr-nz7pm]

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[@nishitkumar7650]

Requiem for a Dream A Clockwork Orange Prisoners 2013 Source code 2011 Heat Dog day afternoon The sixth sense

[@davidjuneja]

Why didn't you Include Anupama(1966)? 🤣