We have inherited the concept of bonding, festivals and everything in between from Bollywood. Extravagance and Bollywood are inextricably linked. With that, the big celebration of Indian holidays is a must! It has taught us to make every affair as frivolous and flamboyant as in a Bollywood movie, from wearing stunningly beautiful outfits to dancing with our cousins and singing our Dil Ki Baat.
With one of the country’s most beloved festivals here, a look back at some of the most famous Diwali scenes from some of Bollywood’s most memorable movies. If you are a fan of the movie or just want to enjoy a Diwali-themed movie this festive season then this wish list is exactly what you need.
TAARE ZAMEEN PAR
Don’t we all remember Ishaan from the movie Taare Zameen Par? Darsheel Safary’s character is getting ready to move to a hostel after Diwali. This is one of the most painful scenes in the film, and Darsheel’s sadness is brilliantly combined with the festive Diwali mood.
HUM AAPKE HAIN KAUN
It is a perfect example of how religious events and family celebrations act as binding units for each individual, requiring loyalty, sacrifice, love and compromise. In the film, there is a joyous celebration of the festival of lights with the arrival of a new baby in the family.
Architectural
The celebration of Diwali is very important in Vastu as it drives the film forward. Sanjay Dutt, who plays a goon in the film, returns to the trick to celebrate Diwali with his family. Unsurprisingly, her family does not approve of her life decisions. But that doesn’t stop them from visiting him during Diwali, which is full of wealth.
KABHI KHUSHI KABHIE GHAM
The title tune of Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham provides a glimpse into how Raichand celebrates Diwali, with lavish settings, women dancing with diyas, and a picture-perfect family. The closing sequence of the song, in which Jaya Bachchan senses Shah Rukh Khan’s presence even before entering the house, is unforgettable.
Ayesha
I wish we had the immaculate style of Sonam Kapoor (Ayesha) in this film. Ayesha is a realistic girl who practically all of us are when it comes to facing men and her love life. This brief Diwali scene in the movies shows her in a luxurious lehenga, yet jealous of her best friend Arjun’s New York-returned friend, Aarti.
love
Jodi Mein Bandhan Hai from the 2000 film Mohabbatein (2000) is not only set against the Diwali setting but also takes place at a crucial point in the film. All the six leads of the film, who were earlier afraid to confess their feelings in front of Amitabh Bachchan’s character, finally do so. Don’t miss seeing King Khan playing the dhol in the climax of the song.
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