Mughal-E-Azam (1960)
A historical epic romance set in the Mughal Empire, focusing on the tragic love story of Prince Salim and Anarkali. Its grand sets, memorable music, and timeless themes of love and sacrifice continue to enchant viewers.
Sholay (1975)
An action-packed drama about two friends who help a village fight against bandits. Its blend of action, humor, and memorable characters, along with iconic dialogues, keeps it relevant.
Mother India (1957)
A powerful portrayal of a mother’s struggle to raise her children amidst societal challenges. Its themes of resilience and motherhood remain universally relatable.
Anand (1971)
A heartwarming tale of friendship and hope, centered around a terminally ill man. Its philosophical dialogues and inspiring story continue to resonate with audiences.
Guide (1965)
A unique story of transformation, love, and self-discovery. Its progressive themes and memorable performances make it a timeless classic.
Shree 420 (1955)
A classic tale of morality and corruption, following a man’s journey from rags to riches. Its exploration of social issues and iconic songs keep it fresh in the minds of viewers.
Pyaasa (1957)
A poignant portrayal of a poet’s struggle for recognition and love. Its themes of social critique and artistic expression continue to resonate with audiences today.
