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5 Exceptional yet Not-So-Famous Movies in India

It's been a long time since I made a filmy post. So I thought, well, why not I make one today ? 

Each year since last 5 years I have kept a record of all the movies that have caught my  attention in the most peculiar way possible. 

So here I present 5 unique movies each with their major highlights. Hope you have a good time. 

 1) Up in the Air

- Based on Corporate life

- The charm of George Clooney  

- Winner of Golden Globe Award 

2) Inglorious Basterds 

- Based on World War 2 

- Suspenseful & surprising story told in extraordinary way 

- The Tarantino touch 

3) Romancing the stone 

- Treasure hunt story full of adventure & a touch of romance 

- There is twist 

- Michael Douglas at his best 

4) Million Dollar Baby 

- Sports drama 

- It is exciting & heart breaking 

- The acting will melt your heart 

5) Secret Life of Walter Mitty 

- A unique character that you may have never seen in cinema 

- The locations are stunning 

- The adventure is a breathe of fresh air 


That's all I got for today & let me know your review once you watch any of them. 

Untill next time, bye bye. 

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