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Most Expensive Indian Films! (Photo Credit – YouTube/Facebook)

Indian cinema has always been a reflection of its times, evolving with new trends, technologies, and storytelling techniques. What started as a modest industry with small-scale productions has now transformed into a global powerhouse, producing films that rival Hollywood in scale and ambition. Over the decades, the rise of multiplexes, international markets, and digital advancements has pushed filmmakers to invest more in the cinematic experiences.

In the early days, films were made with a few lakhs, but as technology, production quality, and audience expectations evolved, so did the investments. What was once considered an extravagant budget has become the norm, as filmmakers push boundaries to create larger-than-life cinematic experiences. Some of these films have rewritten history, not just in terms of their cost but also in the impact they left on Indian cinema.

The Evolution of India’s Most Expensive Films

In the early years,...

When Meena Kumari’s Estranged Husband Kamal Amrohi Took An Alleged Revenge From Dharmendra ( Photo Credit – YouTube )

Tragedy queen Meena Kumari’s life was marred by several tragedies, especially in her personal life. Despite tasting stardom with around 90 films in her glorious film career, it was her troubled marriage with director Kamal Amrohi that grabbed several eyeballs. However, did you know that the actress was also rumored to have been in a relationship with Dharmendra? This speculation had also not gone down well with Amrohi who had allegedly taken revenge from the actor on the sets of the film Razia Sultan.

According to Bollywood Shaadi, the actress was rumored to have an affair with Dharmendra after her marriage with Kamal Amrohi had hit a rough patch. This left the latter enraged, who was speculated to have taken revenge on the Sholay actor on the sets of Razia Sultan. The movie...

Amar Singh Chamkila (Netflix)

Starring Diljit Dosanjh and Parineeti Chopra

Director: Imtiaz Ali

“Hum chetaawani nahin denge, marenge,” a Sikh committee warns Amar Singh Chamkila, who is too far gone into wink-wink-nudge-nudge gaane route to care.

When threatened Chamkila, as played by Diljit Dosanjh, is like, whatever…

Was Chamkila a brave musician who wouldn’t be intimidated by moral policing and creative fascism? Director Imtiaz Ali, who had lately been churning out balderdash like, cringe, When Harry Met Sejal and, double cringe, Love Aaj Kal (Kartik Aaryan’s own Razia Sultan) , is back in form.

And in Punjab where he loves to shoot from his hips.

Amar Singh Chamkila is shot like a docu-dream. The cinematographer Sylvester Fonseca keeps the visuals raw, real and rugged while editor Aarti Bajaj knows exactly where to cut before the raunchy singing hits the low notes.

Dosanjh, a singer and an actor of substantial skills,...