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Holi 2020: Five Bollywood movies to watch this festive season

Here we are to help you out with the loss of what movies you should watch to revisit the memory lane of Bollywood style Holi.

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Holi 2020: Five Bollywood movies to watch this festive season

The festive season of vibrant colours is around the corner and friends and family is excited about it but if you are the person who doesn’t want to step out and instead want to sit at home and enjoy the festive season while watching movies with friends and family, so here we are to help you out with the loss of what movies you should watch to revisit the memory lane of Bollywood style Holi.

The festival marks the victory of good against evil and is aptly used as a plot device in Bollywood classic movies. A few films have captured the spirit of this festival that marks the triumph of love over hate with nerve-wracking and nail-biting scenes. Some of these scenes have left a mark on the hearts and minds of Bollywood film lovers.

Ye Jawani Hai Deewani

There is no other scene in any Bollywood movie that can well capture the spirit of fantastic joy and fun of Holi quite as well as this scene from Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani. Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone can be seen to be dancing along with the beats of the song ‘Balam Pichkari’. It serves as a precursor to the sharp turn the next scene takes for worse regarding the relationship between the lead roles.

Sholay

Amitabh Bachhan, Dharmendra’s cult classic and all-round-fantastic movie Sholay (1975) features quite possibly the most exhilarating Holi scene to be ever put to the big screen. The scene depicts the protagonists of the movie reveling along with the people of Ramgarh before being viciously attacked in a surprise move by Gabbar Singh’s goons.

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Mohabbatein

The unforgettable scene in Mohabbatein (2000), where school music teacher Raj, essayed by Shah Rukh Khan, successfully persuades the strict principal of Gurukul, Narayan Shankar, with a teeka of gulaal. As Amitabh lowers his head for the teeka, he allows the students to play Holi outside the campus. It also marked the triumph of love as both the characters set their differences apart and come together for this auspicious occasion.

Padmaavat

This is a scene rife with symbolism of the turn of events that convinced Khilji to seek peace with the Rajputs in a shocking twist of faith for both sides. As a mark of mutual understanding and friendship disguised in a diplomatic move, Khilji colours his face in bright saffron to celebrate Holi along with the Rajputs.

Darr

Shah Rukh Khan as Rahul professes his love for Juhi Chawla in this scene of the stalker movie Darr. The infamous line from this scene “I love you k-k-Kiran” and the expressions on Rahul’s face have achieved iconic status as one of the most memorable scenes in Bollywood.

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