The Bollywood Elephant

Hey Readers, Happy New Year! Thank you for your support and the love as in a few days time the Blog turns 3 years old! And before we reach there, I would like to conclude with this decade's best list!                                          Before we rank these movies, here are some honourable mentions: Hum  Chaar:  This bitter-sweet tale about friendships and infatuation was adorable, to say the least! All this in a Rajshri style!                                                     De De Pyaar De:  This one was a fun watch with a message at the end! Not to forget the beautiful Tabu!                                                    Laal Kaptaan:  This was a slow burner which was coupled with some brilliant acting and beautiful cinematography!                                                       Batla House :   This JA starrer was inspired from real events had actually dealt with subtlety on the encounter by the same name!                                            

Amazon Prime's new original 'Made In Heaven', starring Arjun Mathur, Shobhita Dhulipala, Shashank Arora, Shivani Raghuvanshi in the lead roles and are ably supported by Jim Sarbh and Kalki Koechlin. The show is directed by Reema Kagti, Nitya Mehra, Alankrita Srivastav and Prashant Nair and written and produced by Reema Kagti and Zoya Akhtar. The premise revolves around a wedding planning company 'Made in Heaven' and their encounters with their inner selves, their clients amidst the hassles of executing a wedding.                       What's Good:   Characters:  The characters of MIH are fabulous, realistic, relatable and everything a typical masala Bollywood male/female character is not. They alone become the reason enough to watch this show. Story:  Pretty much on the similar lines on the show Rishta.com,  MIH deals with the inner conflicts in great detail and offers logical solutions to them. Zoya Akhtar who has co-written the show does best what sh