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GREATS


In its hundred years of history, Bollywood has evolved as an industry that derives a lot of profits for its people. More important, however, is the contribution of Bollywood in creating movies and music that is now a great treasure, not only for the people of India, but for the humanity as a whole. These gems that entertain and regale our sense are in many ways are not product of individual efforts, but that of a team of artistes and performers.
Yet, it will not be wrong to say that in this hundred odd years of Bollywood history, there have been individuals performers and artistes, who have led its way, inspired generations after them, and contributed to the development of Bollywood. In fact, at times, it is difficult to imagine Bollywood without them. These great individuals have contributed to great pieces of art, and for us, they are their work, both are a treasure to preserve. Bollywood fans will always remember their contributions as well as treasure the masterpieces created with their efforts.



The Best Movies





There is absolutely no objective criteria, on the basis of which movies can be rated in the manner. In fact,almost every single movie goer is likely to have his own individual choice in respect of movies that stand over and above the rest. Yet, there are certain movies that have been consistently rated as among the greatest of those ever made in Bollywood. Hence, none can doubt that these ten movies are among the best ever Bollywood movies, but whether they are the best ten is a matter that can be debated endlessly.

So why not join this debate and rate these ten movies in the order of your preference, and where you consider some other movies to be a stronger candidate for this list, suggest them in the comments.




Greatest Dozen






While almost every Raag of Hindustani Classical music has been adopted for composing music of Bollywood songs, if there is one Raag that stands out, it is Raag Bhairavi, which is by far the most common of these Raagas in Bollywood songs. It also derives a particularly special place of honor, since it is this raag which was the first to be used in 1935 in what was perhaps the first great song of Bollywood. One of the reasons of popularity of this Raag is its stable flowing nature, that makes it very adaptable for all kind of songs and emotions depicted therein. It also means that it can be used by the lesser masters. It also means that they can compose eternal masterpieces with this Raag.

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Best Actor Heroes




As an industry, Bollywood depends immensely upon the appeal of its stars, and to that extent, their contribution to the popularity and expanse of Bollywood cannot be negated. The single largest pillar of Bollywood is the lead hero, who is always the biggest star, sometimes a superstar. Acting by itself is hardly a criteria for stardom, and yet, no one can become a star unless he has certain degrees of extraordinary acting skills. Actually, the screen representation of a character on the celluloid combines one's acting skills with the qualities of one's persona. This is why almost every star is fit more for certain types of roles than others. It is here that some of the lesser actors become so mesmerizing, by their ability to don any role and do justice with it.

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Best On Screen Couples




The lead protagonists are always the most important part of the story that is chronicled in the 150 minutes on screen. With a young audience as that in India, and given the penchant of Indian society for the relationships, love stories abound in the hundred odd years of Hindi movie history. During this period, there are some on-screen pairs, who have made a unique and unmatched team, and made a mark together. These actors complement each other and share a chemistry that livens the screen and charm the audiences. Here are the ten best on-screen pairs of Bollywood, each of them great in their own right.
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