Year
2001, marked something spectacular in the Hindi cinema business. DIL CHAHTA HAI
released, a movie way ahead of its time and created a storm giving all some friendship
goals and then there was GADAR:EK PREM KATHA, Sunny Deol’s power packed
dialogues with a backdrop of partition in India and mingled love story gave Goosebumps
in theatre. The impact of Deol’s dialogues were such that it broke the box
office with crossing 100 crore eventually. Directed by Anil Sharma GADAR: EK
PREM KATHA became the most liked drama film.
The
race didn’t stop hear some of the amazing films were yet to be released and
soon the film Lagaan released, India’s entry for Oscars though it didn’t win
any award ,it was showered with awards by rest of the world, directed by
Ashutosh Gowarikar and Amir Khan starrer
knew its box office result before release. Thoroughly liked by the Indian audience
it was like a feast for them.
As
the motion picture came along through inventions and new technical changes
there was also a change in storytelling. Clichés were out of question. Everyone
had its own stamp of recognition. EXAMPLE like Sooraj Barjatya films had family
gatherings and family wedding functions, Madhur Bhandarkar’s film depicted reality,
Sanjay Leela Bhansali was known for his huge sets etc.
Indian
Cinema is also recognised at the American Academy Awards. Three Indian films,
Mother India (1957), Salaam Bombay! (1988), and Lagaan (2001), were nominated
for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. Indian winners of the Academy
Awards include costume designer Bhanu Athaiya, filmmaker Satyajit Ray, music
composer A. R. Rahman, sound editor Resul Pookutty and lyricist Gulzar.
Coming
up next is regional cinema and its share to Indian film industry.
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