7 scenic Bollywood movies for those who truly appreciate the beauty of nature


Subhash Ghai’s Taal is an ode to Himalayan beauty with its sublime cinematography. Set in Chamba, the film follows the affluent Mehta family who visits with hopes of investing in the town. It doesn’t take long for love to blossom between Manav Mehta (Akshaye Khanna) and the village belle Mansi (Aishwarya Rai). A misunderstanding results in an ugly fallout between the two families, breaking up the young lovers. Manav later realises what actually transpired and goes to apologise, only to be met with rejection. Before he can act further, Mansi accepts the proposal of a famous music producer, Vikrant Kapoor (Anil Kapoor).

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Kites (2010)

Hrithik Roshan leads this romantic actioner as Jay, a dance teacher in Nevada who marries immigrant women to help them secure green cards for money. When Gina (Kangna Ranaut), the daughter of a wealthy casino owner, proposes marriage to him, his greed forces him to accept. Things take an interesting turn when Gina’s brother, Tony, introduces his fiancée Natasha (Bárbara Mori), whom Jay recognises as the last girl he helped get a green card. As sparks fly between the two, an incident with Tony forces them to go on the run to the gorgeous yet deadly Mexico, with people gunning for their lives. Over the course of their adventure, the two fall madly in love, but tragedy is not far behind.

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Raavan (2010)



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