India is a country where movies are more than just entertainment. They are festivals, conversations, emotions, and even identities. From the grand world of Bollywood to the vibrant landscapes of Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada cinema, movies here touch every part of life. Whether it’s a Friday release, an OTT premiere, or a classic re-watch, films continue to bring people together.

This page is your guide to the world of Indian movies — the classics, the regional gems, the cultural milestones, and the latest blockbusters. If you’re wondering what’s trending now, which films are worth watching, and how Indian cinema is evolving, you’re in the right plac

Top 10 Movies in India Right Now

Here’s a deep dive into India's ten most talked-about movies today. These aren’t just box-office winners but films that shaped conversations, broke records, or introduced something fresh.

1. Pushpa: The Rule (Pushpa 2) – Telugu / Pan-India

The sequel to Pushpa: The Rise, this Allu Arjun-starrer has taken Indian cinema by storm. Released in 2024, it became one of the highest-grossing films of all time in India. The movie continues the story of Pushpa Raj, a smuggler who rises to power against all odds.

• Why It Clicked: The action sequences, dialogues, and Allu Arjun’s powerful performance, as well as the music and mass appeal, made it a festival release for fans.
  
  

• Box Office: Crossed Rs.1000 crore worldwide.
  
  

• Cultural Impact: Cemented the “pan-India film” trend, uniting fans across Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada markets.
  

2. Kalki 2898 AD – Hindi / Sci-Fi Epic

Starring Prabhas, Deepika Padukone, Amitabh Bachchan, and Kamal Haasan, Kalki 2898 AD is an ambitious mix of mythology and science fiction. It imagines a futuristic world inspired by Indian epics.

• Why It Clicked: Hollywood-level visuals, massive sets, futuristic storytelling.
  
  

• Box Office: Crossed Rs. 900 crore globally.
  
  

• Cultural Impact: Opened doors for more Indian films in the sci-fi genre, proving that Indian cinema can compete with international productions.

3. Stree 2 – Hindi / Horror Comedy

The sequel to Stree (2018), starring Rajkummar Rao and Shraddha Kapoor, perfectly blends horror and comedy.

• Why It Clicked: Balanced scares with laughs, and had strong social commentary.
  
  

• Box Office: One of the biggest Bollywood hits of 2024.
  
  

• Cultural Impact: Strengthened Bollywood’s horror-comedy genre, making it a fan favourite.

4. Devara: Part One – Telugu

This action drama, Featuring Jr. NTR, Saif Ali Khan, and Janhvi Kapoor, combines emotion, revenge, and mass entertainment.

• Why It Clicked: High-octane sequences, music, and Jr. NTR’s performance.
  
  

• Box Office: Strong pan-India response, with big Hindi market success.
  
  

• Cultural Impact: Showed how Telugu cinema continues to dominate nationwide.

5. Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 – Hindi

The third installment in the hit franchise returned with Kartik Aaryan and fresh twists.

• Why It Clicked: Nostalgia from the first part + new-age storytelling.
  
  

• Box Office: Major hit in the Hindi belt.
  
  

• Cultural Impact: Strengthened Bollywood’s reliance on sequels and franchises.

6. The Greatest of All Time – Tamil

A Tamil blockbuster starring Vijay, known for his mass fan following.

• Why It Clicked: Vijay’s performance, powerful dialogues, and mass appeal.
  
  

• Box Office: Strong box office across South India and good response in Hindi markets.
  
  

• Cultural Impact: Reinforced Tamil cinema’s power in pan-India releases.

7. Singham Again – Hindi

Rohit Shetty returned with the third part of his cop universe starring Ajay Devgn.

• Why It Clicked: Action, patriotism, and larger-than-life police drama.
  
  

• Box Office: Crossed major milestones in 2024.
  
  

• Cultural Impact: Strengthened the idea of cinematic universes in Bollywood.

8. Amaran – Tamil

Starring Sivakarthikeyan, Amaran mixes romance, war, and drama.

• Why It Clicked: Emotional storytelling, performances, and strong direction.
  
  

• Box Office: Surprise hit, especially outside Tamil Nadu.
  
  

• Cultural Impact: Proved medium-budget films with good content can rule.

9. HanuMan – Telugu / Fantasy

A superhero film rooted in mythology, starring Teja Sajja.

• Why It Clicked: Combined Indian gods with Marvel-like storytelling.
  
  

• Box Office: Strong word-of-mouth and a great repeat audience.
  
  

• Cultural Impact: First successful superhero franchise in Telugu cinema.

10. Fighter – Hindi

Directed by Siddharth Anand, starring Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone, this aerial action film made waves.

• Why It Clicked: First Bollywood film with aerial combat at this scale.
  
  

• Box Office: Earned hundreds of crores globally.
  
  

• Cultural Impact: Showed Bollywood can experiment with new genres.