Movies citing their stories from culture and tradition not only provide unique entertainment but also serve as a window, showcasing the beauty of cultural heritage.
So, if culture and tradition are your thing, here is a list of the best Indian movies that carry the essence of Indian culture. Let's check it out:
Yesterday’s Past: Directed by Nila Madhab Panda, this highly acclaimed movie circling around the devastating cyclones in the state of Odisha, showcases the region’s rich heritage and tradition with engaging storytelling.
Nagarkirtan: Set against West Bengal’s vibrant cultural milieu, the movie is a subtle tale of love, gender identity, and social acceptance.
Crossing Bridges: A poignant movie following a man returning to his hometown in Arunachal Pradesh and his transformation as he explores the beauty in the life and culture of his native place and its people.
Punjab 1984: Starring Diljit Dosanjh, Kirron Kher, and Pawan Malhotra among others, this movie set against the backdrop of the tumultuous time of 1984 in Punjab, depicts the resilience of Punjabi people amid the chaos of terrorism.
Aamis: Narrating the complexities of human relationships, the movie set against the cultural traditions of Assam, tells the story of unconventional themes of society with depth and sensitivity.
Fandry: Based on the age-old caste system in a rural village in Maharashtra, the movie depicts the social discrimination and the resilience of individuals striving for change.
Hellaro: With a vibrant cinematic experience, the movie provides glimpses into the vibrant folk culture of Gujarat, celebrating womanhood and resilience.