Twenty-one days, it would seem, is too short a time to catch up with what really defines vintage Bollywood and is available in the OTT libraries. Here's the list of 19 old films that you might want to revisit, that will let you relax and bust the stress of lockdown. Of course, this is not a definitive list.
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The epic historical drama film, directed by K. Asif, tells a love story between Mughal Prince Salim and Anarkali, a court dancer. Salim's father and emperor Akbar disapproves of the relationship, which leads to a war between father and son. The classic film features Madhubala, Dilip Kumar and Prithviraj Kapoor. Re-visit it on Amazon Prime Video.
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Newsfilm and Military Films CollectionsIncluding the Fox Movietone News Collection and the United States Marine Corps Film RepositoryGreg Wilsbacher, gregw@mailbox.sc.eduRegional Film Collections and the Chinese Film CollectionIncluding home movie collectionsLydia Pappas, pappasl@mailbox.sc.eduLocal TV News Collections and Science and Nature FilmsIncluding the WIS-TV, WLTX-TV and WBTW-TV News CollectionsAmy Meaney, meaneya@mailbox.sc.edu
Most of the details of Mission: Impossible 6 are still under wraps, but director Christopher McQuarrie is giving fans a sneak peek on Twitter. Over the past few days, McQuarrie (who also helmed the previous M:I film, Rogue Nation) has posted several new set photos of Tom Cruise and his co-stars, including one that might hint at the latest death-defying Cruise stunt. Check them out below.
Tom Cruise, who plays IMF agent Ethan Hunt, and Ving Rhames, who plays super-hacker Luther Stickell, flash the sequel number. Both actors have appeared in every Mission: Impossible film since the first in 1996.
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A modern-day Bollywood adaptation of Shakespeare's Hamlet set in restive Kashmir won five prizes at India's National Film Awards on Tuesday, but was snubbed in the most prestigious categories. "Haider", the third in filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj's trilogy of films based on Shakespearean tragedies, picked up honours for dialogue, costume design, music, choreography and male playback singing. "Queen" was adjudged the best Hindi film and lead star Kangana Ranaut was named best actress for her portrayal of a jilted bride who spends her honeymoon alone in Europe. "Mary Kom", a biopic based on India's eponymous Olympian and five-time women's boxing world champion, was the only other Bollywood movie on the list of feature film winners announced on Tuesday, taking the gong for best popular film. Bollywood films usually play second fiddle to regional language cinema at the National Film Awards, but prevailed in key categories this year. But it did miss out on the biggest prize. The multi-lingual courtroom drama "Court" bagged the best feature film award and was cited by the jury for its "powerful and stark depiction of the mundaneness of judicial procedure." The awards will be presented at a ceremony later this year. (Reporting by Tony Tharakan; Editing by Tom Heneghan)
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