Your favourite offbeat film?

Choose out of these options.

Vote and comment😳

It's so difficult, I love all of them except Death in the gunj as I haven't watched it still but will sure watch it as I heard great reviews about it.

I voted for Lunchbox, just for Irrfan Khan, though I loved the movie too but I like others too. ❤️

The only one I tried to watch was Death In A Gung. An after 10 minutes it was me who die in the gung 🤣

Originally posted by: Renee.Clare

It's so difficult, I love all of them except Death in the gunj as I haven't watched it still but will sure watch it as I heard great reviews about it.

I voted for Lunchbox, just for Irrfan Khan, though I loved the movie too but I like others too. ❤️

I actually liked Death in the Gunj much better than Lunchbox. (Knowing you liked October) I'm pretty sure you'll love that movie. It's idyllic and chugs at a relaxed pace. And then there is a shocking blast. Boom.

But I voted for Masaan. Saala yeh dukh khatam kyon nahin hota hai be. 😭

Originally posted by: tapori

I actually liked Death in the Gunj much better than Lunchbox. (Knowing you liked October) I'm pretty sure you'll love that movie. It's idyllic and chugs at a relaxed pace. And then there is a shocking blast. Boom.

But I voted for Masaan. Saala yeh dukh khatam kyon nahin hota hai be. 😭

Oh, Death in the Gunj, I have this in my bucket list to watch. I will surely watch it. Thanks for the suggestion. 😊

I like Masaan too. A very good movie with good message. Has been one of my favourites. ❤️

havent seen many of these...but I do love mr and mrs iyer

Aligarh broke my heart. I love that movie, but the story is so tragic 💔

Originally posted by: sg1217

Aligarh broke my heart. I love that movie, but the story is so tragic 💔

I know I just love that movie❤️

Something about that movie is so compelling. I know it is a tragedy at its core, but I could watch it again and again. Manoj Bajpai has hit all the right notes with his performance. Be it the body language, the hint of a Marathi accent or the poetic mind of a professor, Manoj pays attention to the smallest of details.

Hansal Mehta is such an underrated director😊