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If you've not been in tune with Bollywood movies this year, you could very well be living under a rock. But if you are confused and don't know where to start, we have curated a list of this year's best Hindi films. From Shoojit Sircar's biographical drama 'Sardar Udham' to Taapsee Pannu's romantic thriller 'Haseen Dilruba', Bollywood has really delivered in 2021. 
Sardar Udham | Amazon Prime
In Shoojit Sircar's film Sardar Udham, Vicky Kaushal delivers a scintillating portrayal of revolutionary Udham Singh, who assassinated General Michael O'Dwyer to avenge the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. The film's riveting storyline, made it an instant hit with Indian film fans, evoking just the right amount of patriotic fervour.
 
Shershaah | Amazon Prime
'Shershaah' is another biopic which found resonance with the masses. Directed by Vishnuvardhan, the film gives an insight into the life of Kargil war hero Captain Vikram Batra. Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani get under the skin of Vikram Batra and his lady love Dimple Cheema effortlessly. The film will send you on an emotional roller coaster, and you will be left crooning 'Raataan Lambiyaan' which has perhaps been the biggest hits of this year.
Mimi | Netflix
In comedy-drama 'Mimi', Kriti Sanon delivers a career-best performance as a young woman who decides to get pregnant, in order to be a surrogate for a foreign couple. She is supported superbly by seasoned actors Pankaj Tripathi and Supriya Pathak. The film will make you laugh and cry at the same time. 
Sherni | Amazon Prime
Vidya Balan is an actor par excellence when it comes to her craft. In 'Sherni', she plays an IFS officer who does her job with integrity taking on patronising men, while she tries to resolve a man-animal conflict. The film exposes the deep fault lines of our patriarchal culture, while delivering a nuanced social message.
Rashmi Rocket | ZEE5
In sports drama 'Rashmi Rocket', Taapsee Pannu enthralled audiences with a power-packed performance. Taapsee plays Rashmi, a sprinter from a small village in Gujarat's Rann of Kutch, who is all set to bring glory to the nation because of her exceptional talent, but is stopped in her tracks, as she fights for her identity, after a failed gender test. 
Nail Polish | ZEE5
'Nail Polish' is an intriguing crime thriller that manages to sustain its gripping, edgy narration till the end. A murder mystery with shocking twists, it explores the human mind like never before. A lawyer and his client are entangled in a crisis that slips into the territory of past trauma, and split personalities. Actor Manav Kaul and Arjun Rampal deliver brilliant performances, and there is already demand for its sequel. 
Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar | Amazon PrimeIn Dibakar Banerjee's dark comedy, 'Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar', Parineeti Chopra plays a a bank executive, while Arjun Kapoor plays a suspended cop. The duo has nothing in common, but decide to team up and escape, and the result is chaotic. The film underlines a story of class division, corporate greed, misogyny, and privilege, with protagonists from opposing worlds battling for coexistence. 
Ankahi Kahaniya | Netflix'Ankahi Kahaniya' is an anthology of three short films depicting unusual love stories unfolding in large cities. The poignant stories include a store employee who falls in love with a mannequin at the shop he works in, a young romance set in the age of single-screen theatres, where watching a film together would mean seeing the person you love, and finally an urban couple in plush Mumbai who come together due to their cheating spouses.
Bell Bottom | Amazon Prime'Bell Bottom' starring Akshay Kumar is based on a series of plane hijackings set in the 1980s, that resulted in the Indian government caving into terrorist demands, and engaging an undercover agent code-named 'Bellbottom' to save 210 hostages. Bellbottom is your typical family entertainer, where Akshay Kumar, our quintessential Bollywood hero saves the day!
Haseen Dilruba | Netflix'Haseen Dilruba' stars Taapsee Pannu and Vikrant Massey, and the film will give you 'Gone Girl' vibes. A beautiful young woman obsessed with raunchy crime novels is investigated for the murder of her husband. But as they say, love conquers all, this romantic thriller has a plot twist that will leave you spellbound. 

Year ender 2021 | Sardaar Udham to Shershaah, the best Bollywood films of 2021

From Shoojit Sircar's biographical drama 'Sardar Udham' starring Vicky Kaushal to Taapsee Pannu starrer romantic mystery thriller 'Haseen Dilruba', Bollywood has really delivered in 2021

If you've not been in tune with Bollywood movies this year, you could very well be living under a rock.&nbsp;(*use gif of living under a rock)&nbsp;But if you are confused and don't know where to start,&nbsp;we have curated a list of this year's best Hindi films.
 (GFX : Best Bollywood films of 2021) (**show pic collage of posters**)
 From Shoojit Sircar's biographical drama 'Sardar Udham' to Taapsee Pannu's romantic thriller 'Haseen Dilruba',&nbsp;(show vicky kaushal and taapsee cut outs from the film)&nbsp;Bollywood has really delivered in 2021.&nbsp;
 (Text) Sardar Udham |&nbsp;Amazon Prime
 (show movie trailer)&nbsp;In Shoojit Sircar's film Sardar Udham, Vicky Kaushal delivers a scintillating portrayal of revolutionary Udham Singh, who assassinated General Michael O'Dwyer to avenge the Jallianwala Bagh massacre.&nbsp;(breathe dialogue: counter 01:34-01:39)&nbsp;The film's riveting storyline, made it an instant hit with Indian film fans, evoking just the right amount of patriotic fervour.
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(Text)&nbsp;Shershaah |&nbsp;Amazon Prime
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(show movie trailer, counter 01:32-01:47)&nbsp;'Shershaah' is another biopic which found resonance with the masses. Directed by Vishnuvardhan, the film gives an insight into the life of Kargil war hero Captain Vikram Batra. Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani get under the skin of Vikram Batra and his lady love Dimple Cheema effortlessly. The film will send you on an emotional roller coaster, and you will be left crooning 'Raataan Lambiyaan' which has perhaps been the biggest hits of this year.
 (Text)&nbsp;Mimi | Netflix
 ((opening breathe from trailer.... counter 01:49-02:08))&nbsp;In comedy-drama 'Mimi', Kriti Sanon delivers a career-best performance as a young woman who decides to get pregnant, in order to be a surrogate for a foreign couple. She is supported superbly by seasoned actors Pankaj Tripathi and Supriya Pathak.&nbsp;(breathe dialogue: counter 02:39-02:49)&nbsp;The film will make you laugh and cry at the same time.&nbsp;
 (Text)&nbsp;Sherni |&nbsp;Amazon Prime
 (show movie trailer) (use dialogue breathe...counters 01:50-02:04) Vidya Balan is an actor par excellence when it comes to her craft. In 'Sherni', she plays an IFS officer who does her job with integrity taking on patronising men, while she tries to resolve a man-animal conflict. The film exposes the deep faultlines of our patriarchial culture, while delivering a nuanced social message.
 (Text)&nbsp;Rashmi Rocket | ZEE5
 (show movie trailer)&nbsp;In sports drama 'Rashmi Rocket', Taapsee Pannu enthralled audiences with a power-packed performance.&nbsp;Taapsee plays Rashmi, a sprinter from a small village in Gujarat's Rann of Kutch, who is all set to bring glory to the nation because of her exceptional talent, but is stopped in her tracks, as she fights for her identity, after a failed gender test.&nbsp;(show dialogue breathe, counters 01:24-01:31)
 (Text)&nbsp;Nail Polish |&nbsp;ZEE5
 (show movie trailer)&nbsp;'Nail Polish' is an intriguing crime-legal thriller that manages to sustain its gripping edgy narration till the end. A murder mystery with shocking twists, it explores the human mind like never before. A lawyer and his client are entangled in a murder mystery that slips into the territory of past trauma, and split personalities. Actor Manav Kaul and Arjun Rampakl deliver brilliant performances, and there are already demand for its sequel.&nbsp;(show dialogue breathe,&nbsp; counters 01:24-01:30)
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(Text)&nbsp;Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar |&nbsp;Amazon Prime (show movie trailer)&nbsp;In Dibakar Banerjee's dark comedy, 'Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar',&nbsp;Parineeti Chopra plays a&nbsp;a bank executive, while Arjun Kapoor plays a suspended cop. The duo has nothing in common, but decide to team up and escape, and the result is chaotic. The film underlines a story of class division, corporate greed, misogyny, and privilege, with protagonists from opposing worlds battling for coexistence.&nbsp;(show dialogue breathe, counters 0:41-0:55)
 (Text)&nbsp;Ankahi Kahaniya&nbsp;| Netflix (show movie trailer)&nbsp;(show dialogue breathes, one from each story,&nbsp;
counters -
0:36-0:45
0:26-0:35
0:18-0:25)&nbsp;
 'Ankahi Kahaniya' is an anthology of three short films depicting unusual love stories unfolding in large cities. The poignant stories include a store employee who falls in love with a mannequin at the shop he works in, a young romance set in the age of single-screen theatres, where watching a film together would mean seeing the person you love, and finally an urban couple in plush Mumbai who come together due to their cheating spouses.
 (Text)&nbsp;Bell Bottom&nbsp;|&nbsp;Amazon Prime (show movie trailer)&nbsp;'Bell Bottom' starring Akshay Kumar is based on a series of plane hijackings set in the 1980s, that resulted in the Indian government caving into terrorist demands, and engaging an undercover agent code-named 'Bellbottom' to save 210 hostages. Bellbottom is your typical family entertainer, where Akshay Kumar, our quintessential Bollywood hero saves the day!&nbsp;(show dialogue breathe, counters 01:32-01:49) &nbsp; (Text)&nbsp;Haseen Dilruba&nbsp;| Netflix &nbsp; (show movie trailer)&nbsp;'Haseen Dilruba' stars Taapsee Pannu and Vikrant Massey, and the film will give you 'Gone Girl' vibes. A beautiful young woman obsessed with raunchy crime novels is investigated for the murder of her husband. But as they say, love conquers all, this romantic thriller has a plot twist that will leave you spellbound.&nbsp;(show dialogue breathe, counters 01:25-01:52) &nbsp; &nbsp;

From Shoojit Sircar's biographical drama 'Sardar Udham' starring Vicky Kaushal to Taapsee Pannu-starrer romantic thriller 'Haseen Dilruba',&nbsp;Bollywood has really delivered in 2021.

If you've not been in tune with Bollywood movies this year, you could very well be living under a rock.&nbsp;But if you are confused and don't know where to start,&nbsp;we have curated a list of this year's best Hindi films.&nbsp;From Shoojit Sircar's biographical drama 'Sardar Udham' to Taapsee Pannu's romantic thriller 'Haseen Dilruba',&nbsp;Bollywood has really delivered in 2021.&nbsp;
 Sardar Udham |&nbsp;Amazon Prime
In Shoojit Sircar's film Sardar Udham, Vicky Kaushal delivers a scintillating portrayal of revolutionary Udham Singh, who assassinated General Michael O'Dwyer to avenge the Jallianwala Bagh massacre.&nbsp;The film's riveting storyline, made it an instant hit with Indian film fans, evoking just the right amount of patriotic fervour.
&nbsp;
Shershaah |&nbsp;Amazon Prime
'Shershaah' is another biopic which found resonance with the masses. Directed by Vishnuvardhan, the film gives an insight into the life of Kargil war hero Captain Vikram Batra. Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani get under the skin of Vikram Batra and his lady love Dimple Cheema effortlessly. The film will send you on an emotional roller coaster, and you will be left crooning 'Raataan Lambiyaan' which has perhaps been the biggest hits of this year.
 Mimi | Netflix
In comedy-drama 'Mimi', Kriti Sanon delivers a career-best performance as a young woman who decides to get pregnant, in order to be a surrogate for a foreign couple. She is supported superbly by seasoned actors Pankaj Tripathi and Supriya Pathak.&nbsp;The film will make you laugh and cry at the same time.&nbsp;
 Sherni |&nbsp;Amazon Prime
Vidya Balan is an actor par excellence when it comes to her craft. In 'Sherni', she plays an IFS officer who does her job with integrity taking on patronising men, while she tries to resolve a man-animal conflict. The film exposes the deep fault lines of our patriarchal culture, while delivering a nuanced social message.
 Rashmi Rocket | ZEE5
In sports drama 'Rashmi Rocket', Taapsee Pannu enthralled audiences with a power-packed performance.&nbsp;Taapsee plays Rashmi, a sprinter from a small village in Gujarat's Rann of Kutch, who is all set to bring glory to the nation because of her exceptional talent, but is stopped in her tracks, as she fights for her identity, after a failed gender test.&nbsp;
 Nail Polish |&nbsp;ZEE5
'Nail Polish' is an intriguing crime thriller that manages to sustain its gripping, edgy narration till the end. A murder mystery with shocking twists, it explores the human mind like never before. A lawyer and his client are entangled in a crisis that slips into the territory of past trauma, and split personalities. Actor Manav Kaul and Arjun Rampal deliver brilliant performances, and there is already demand for its sequel.&nbsp;
 Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar |&nbsp;Amazon Prime In Dibakar Banerjee's dark comedy, 'Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar',&nbsp;Parineeti Chopra plays a&nbsp;a bank executive, while Arjun Kapoor plays a suspended cop. The duo has nothing in common, but decide to team up and escape, and the result is chaotic. The film underlines a story of class division, corporate greed, misogyny, and privilege, with protagonists from opposing worlds battling for coexistence.&nbsp;
 Ankahi Kahaniya&nbsp;| Netflix 'Ankahi Kahaniya' is an anthology of three short films depicting unusual love stories unfolding in large cities. The poignant stories include a store employee who falls in love with a mannequin at the shop he works in, a young romance set in the age of single-screen theatres, where watching a film together would mean seeing the person you love, and finally an urban couple in plush Mumbai who come together due to their cheating spouses.
 Bell Bottom&nbsp;|&nbsp;Amazon Prime 'Bell Bottom' starring Akshay Kumar is based on a series of plane hijackings set in the 1980s, that resulted in the Indian government caving into terrorist demands, and engaging an undercover agent code-named 'Bellbottom' to save 210 hostages. Bellbottom is your typical family entertainer, where Akshay Kumar, our quintessential Bollywood hero saves the day!
 Haseen Dilruba&nbsp;| Netflix 'Haseen Dilruba' stars Taapsee Pannu and Vikrant Massey, and the film will give you 'Gone Girl' vibes. A beautiful young woman obsessed with raunchy crime novels is investigated for the murder of her husband. But as they say, love conquers all, this romantic thriller has a plot twist that will leave you spellbound.&nbsp;

The weekend is here, and its time for you to gather your buddies for this week's binge&nbsp;watch fest. Here is a curated list of some of the best films and shows to watch over the weekend.
Bell Bottom&nbsp;Amazon Prime Video&nbsp;| September&nbsp;16
Akshay&nbsp;Kumar's espionage thriller 'Bell Bottom' which was released on August 19 in theatres will start streaming on Amazon Prime Video&nbsp;from September 16.&nbsp;Inspired by real-life hijacking events in the 1980s, 'Bell Bottom' has&nbsp;Akshay Kumar&nbsp;donning the hat of an undercover agent on a covert mission to free 210 Indian hostages held by hijackers.
Ankahi KahaniyaNetflix | September 17
Netflix anthology 'Ankahi Kahaniya' stars Abhishek Banerjee, Zoya Hussain, Kunal Kapoor&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Nikhil Dwivedi&nbsp;among others in key roles.&nbsp;Directed by Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari, Abhishek Chaubey and Saket Chaudhury, short films in the anthology promises unusual stories of love, filled with anguish, the dilemma of ending marriages, and the urge to escape loneliness.
The Wheel of TimeAmazon Prime Video | September 16
Based on the book series by Robert Jordan, 'The Wheel of Time' is a fantasy drama set in a world where magic exists but only some can access it.&nbsp;The Wheel of Time follows Moraine, played by actor Rosamund&nbsp;Pike,&nbsp;a member of the powerful all-female organization, who is&nbsp;tasked with finding the Dragon Reborn &ndash; a prophesized individual who can prevent the destruction of the world.
The StrongholdNetflix | September 17
'The Stronghold' is a French action thriller is set in the crime-ridden suburbs outside Marseille, a city in France.&nbsp;Directed by&nbsp;C&eacute;dric Jimenez, the&nbsp;film is said to be based on real-life events, and follows the story of three cops who use extreme and morally questionable means to improve arrest and drug seizure statistics.
The Father Who Moves MountainsNetflix | Sep 17
Filmmaker Daniel Sandu's&nbsp;'The Father Who Moves Mountains' is a heart-wrenching tale of a father, a retired intelligence officer who vows to stop at nothing after his son goes missing during a snowy hike in the mountains.&nbsp;It's an edge of the seat thriller that will surely keep you hooked on your screens.

Your weekend binge fix: here's what you can stream on OTT platforms this week

There's a whole line up of&nbsp;entertaining shows and films to add to your binge-watch list this week. Get all the latest details&nbsp;

Much-awaited films and shows to watch on Netflix and Amazon Prime Video this weekend!

The weekend is here, and its time for you to gather your buddies for this week's binge&nbsp;watch fest. Here is a curated list of some of the best films and shows to watch over the weekend.
Bell Bottom&nbsp; Amazon Prime Video&nbsp;| September&nbsp;16
Akshay&nbsp;Kumar's espionage thriller 'Bell Bottom' which was released on August 19 in theatres will start streaming on Amazon Prime Video&nbsp;from September 16.&nbsp;Inspired by real-life hijacking events in the 1980s, 'Bell Bottom' has&nbsp;Akshay Kumar&nbsp;donning the hat of an undercover agent on a covert mission to free 210 Indian hostages held by hijackers.
Ankahi Kahaniya Netflix | September 17
Netflix anthology 'Ankahi Kahaniya' stars Abhishek Banerjee, Zoya Hussain, Kunal Kapoor&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Nikhil Dwivedi&nbsp;among others in key roles.&nbsp;Directed by Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari, Abhishek Chaubey and Saket Chaudhury, short films in the anthology promises unusual stories of love, filled with anguish, the dilemma of ending marriages, and the urge to escape loneliness.
The Wheel of Time Amazon Prime Video | September 16
Based on the book series by Robert Jordan, 'The Wheel of Time' is a fantasy drama set in a world where magic exists but only some can access it.&nbsp;The Wheel of Time follows Moraine, played by actor Rosamund&nbsp;Pike,&nbsp;a member of the powerful all-female organization, who is&nbsp;tasked with finding the Dragon Reborn &ndash; a prophesized individual who can prevent the destruction of the world.
The Stronghold Netflix | September 17
'The Stronghold' is a French action thriller is set in the crime-ridden suburbs outside Marseille, a city in France.&nbsp;Directed by&nbsp;C&eacute;dric Jimenez, the&nbsp;film is said to be based on real-life events, and follows the story of three cops who use extreme and morally questionable means to improve arrest and drug seizure statistics.
The Father Who Moves Mountains Netflix | Sep 17
Filmmaker Daniel Sandu's&nbsp;'The Father Who Moves Mountains' is a heart-wrenching tale of a father, a retired intelligence officer who vows to stop at nothing after his son goes missing during a snowy hike in the mountains.&nbsp;It's an edge of the seat thriller that will surely keep you hooked on your screens.

You are spoilt for choices, as tonnes of entertaining shows and films are releasing on OTT&nbsp;platforms this week that you can binge watch.

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