#Bollywood Movies

[desigirldairies]

Pov: Amir Khan Productions

[luvparidhi]

to the girls who romanticise desi culture, wear duppattas and kurtis 24/7, have an obsession with their jhumkas, always have their hair tied in braids, love mehendi with their whole heart, make chai worthy of drinking, watch bollywood movies and pakistani dramas, roam in the bazaars;

you slay <3

[inmyworldblr]

Devdas (1936) | dir. P. C. Barua

[maihonhassan]

when Kundan from Raanjhanaa said,

"kon phir se mehnat kare? dil lagane ko, dil turwane ko, ab saala mood nahi hai."

I felt that :')

[chand-ki-priyatama]

The Song "Mai koi aisa geet gaun" is the real definition of princess treatment....

[seedhe-pahad-se]

In english we say "i think bout you when i wake up" but in bollywood we say "tum se hi din hota hai" and its so much better.

[valyrianpoem]

Deepika Padukone as MASTANI [1/5] Bajirao Mastani (2015)

[srkonly]

Paheli is pure bliss to eyes, soul and cinematic feeling for one cozy evening in this winter.

SRK and Rani in this complexion was the best to team up for depicting the aesthetic definition of love in hot desert and turning it into a warm one.

[ariella-has-lost-her-mind]

my obsession with men in glasses started when i watched a lovesick srk playing the violin in mohabbatein

[takemetobogman]

stree 2

okay, I had only heard great things about this one and although I didn't watch the first one properly (as in it was playing in the background and I didn't pay much attention), all things that I heard from some of my favourite cinephile pages on ig (gangs of cinepur, hoc) and the trailer convinced me to go for it and it actually was really good? And sure the comic timing was impeccable and the VFX was not, but my favourite part is the social commentary? there were so many scenes, one liners that were just so on point. the fact that the misogynist demon going after progressive women has literally lost his head (mind?). that scene where pankaj tripathi's character tells the difference about how stree would actually read the plea written on the walls and oblige accordingly where as men will literally do the opposite. but most importantly that scene where tamannah's character gets dragged through the mud and gets carried by a headless demon after she was lured into a false sense of safety only for a bunch of men to not only turn blind eye to what's happening to her but even allowing it to happen???? it hit me at a certain spot and I love how it could be interpreted as how whenever a progressive women is dragged through the mud (in a metaphorical sense) for being "modern", men are not just perpetrators but also spectators and you just don't know which is worse. and the second, more darker interpretation of how men would and have let violence happen to women and have turned their backs again and again over the years. it made me appreciate the film even more! I loved it. Will be watching bhediya next because I am sat for this maddock supernatural universe!

[desi-cinnamon-tography]

DEEWANI MASTANI

Bajirao Mastani (2015) dir. Sanjay Leela Bhansali

[desigirldairies]

— shemat is like roop's long lost sister 🌷

[maintohthakgayibhaishaab]

[inmyworldblr]

Laapataa Ladies (2023) | dir. Kiran Rao

[mxsakali]

Right person, not enough time.

[dilli-vali-girlfriend]

so all of us desi girls collectively agree we had a major crush on varun dhawan after main tera hero?