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Do not mistake Bollywood for a remote relative of Hollywood. The Indian Hindi-language film industry is a cinema hub of its own right, and they need no instructions from their Western counterpart.

Coined for the formerly-named city of "Bombay," now referred to as Mumbai, Bollywood is frequently incorrect as a physical place or a category. Although Bollywood movies are frequently produced in Mumbai and are known for distinct categories like the masala film, Bollywood is an Indian movie industry designated for its utilization of the Hindi language.

The Bollywood industry has produced some of cinema's most incredible and lavish films, from its vibrant, breathtaking musicals of the masala genre to the hyper-real movies of parallel cinema (and everything in between). Whether you're searching for action, drama, love, or comedy, you're sure to find what you're searching for and more in these Bollywood and Indian cinema classics.

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge

Shot throughout India, London, and Switzerland, the cherished "DDLJ" (The Big-Hearted Will Take the Bride) follows one guy's mission to win over the hand of a woman he fulfills by chance on a trip to Europe. The only difficulty is, her dad has already scheduled her to wed another person.

Queen

After being left at the altar, a girl finds empowerment in building a brand-new future for herself, beginning with going on her planned honeymoon to Europe ... solo.

Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga

This heartfelt coming-of-age comedy-drama tells the story of a young woman called Sweety on her journey to like and acceptance as a closeted lesbian. Pressed by her rather conservative family, Sweety's course towards pursuing a relationship with the lady she enjoys appears filled with barriers. However, she finds an avenue for hope in a not likely place: through the assistance of a suitor.

3 Idiots

An amusing satire of teenage years and the education system, 3 Idiots follows three friends through their time in engineering school into their adult years. Well, backwards, that is. However two of them will have to track down their long lost buddy prior to they can effectively reunite with the past.

Sholay

This 1975 action-adventure follows the not likely trio of 2 wrongdoers and a retired policeman. The officer employed the two to take down another local lawbreaker, and the duo's mission to meet the officer's request grows urgent as their bond with him, and his intentions, grows deeper.

Mother India

Mehboob Khan's option to remake his 1940 feature film of the exact same idea proved to be worth the 17-year investment. Now a hit musical-drama, Mother India follows the plights of a single mom as she has a hard time to raise her 2 children despite their hardship.

Mughal-e-Azam

This historical-drama informs the love story of Mughal Prince Salim and citizen Anaarkali, a romance which occurs to the dismay of Prince Salim's father, Emperor Akbar.

The Lunchbox

A classic of the late, fantastic Irrfan Khan, The Lunchbox unfolds (literally) through a series of letters from a wife to her other half in his daily lunchbox, with hopes of restoring their marital relationship. What she doesn't realize upon developing a connection, however, is that the man whom she is interacting with is, in fact, not her husband.

Pyaasa

Nearly every contemporary poet has most likely questioned why it took the majority of the literary greats craving their work to get recognized. Pyaasa is the supreme posthumous dream, in which a young poet's mistaken death triggers his brother to get his works published in his honor. However, when he "returns" to his newfound fame, he is consulted with a less reverent audience.