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11 Bollywood Movies which forced the society to change for better


Published On: 31 May 2018 | Bollywood | By:


Bollywood Movies are mostly done to entertain but have you though if these movies could change our society and bring positivity in our lives?

11 Bollywood Movies which forced the society to change for better
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Mostly the movies in Bollywood were only type casted for songs and dance, but there are a handful which not only entertained us but even forced the society to change for the better.

Here are the movies which have forced society to change for better:

1. Rang De Basanti 

The movie which motivated the young generation back in the day was not just famous for the music, but the protest featured in the movie motivated the public in India to protest against the Jessica Lal Murder case and they did achieve victory by sending the culprit behind bars.

Rang De Basanti

Jessica Lal Murder Protest

2. 3 idiots

A shocking glimpse of the education system of our country and the race where most students tend to kill each other gave a tight slap to the government and forced the change in different avenues of education apart from engineering and medical.

3 idiots

3. Chak De India

The movie not just won the hearts of the public but even prompted the government to resurrect hockey. The title song was played in South Africa when India won the finals against Pakistan in the T20 world cup, where SRK was the VIP invitee. This even prompted other sports to be given national sports status apart from cricket.

Chak De India

Shah Rukh Khan at 2007 World Cup South Africa

4. Talvar 

Based on the Aarushi Murder case which had shaken the entire country when the parents were implicated. During the release of the movie, Aarushi's aunt Vandana Talwar explained about the lapses of the case and where they should've looked. The parents of the victim who were given life imprisonment were released due to lack of evidence, thanks to the movie which prompted it.

Talvar

Talwars Released

5. Lage Raho Munnabhai 

We all loved for the Gandhigiri shown in the movie, the Gandhigiri became popular in the real-life as well ranging from farmer protests to student welfare council in colleges. The protest became popular in the United States as well where a bunch of Indians protested against the new rules of the green card.

Lage Raho Munnabhai


6.Toilet - Ek Prem Katha 

Akshay Kumar’s satirical flick which was a tribute to Modi’s Swachh Bharat Abhiyan was loved by the PM himself. It even prompted the government to install various public toilets in rural areas as well.

Toilet:Ek Prem Katha

Toilets in Rural India

7.Pink 

“No Means No” which was the only three magical words to stop every atrocity happening with women. The dialogue went on to become a calling card for the Mumbai Police when this film was specially screened for them.

Pink

8. Pad Man 

The movie which fought against a popular myth which is still prevailing in our country. The movie not only won the hearts of the people, it even started collecting funds, courtesy of Twinkle Khanna who was the flag bearer behind this movement.

Pad Man

9. Damini 

Who can forget the “Dhai kilo ka haath” or “tareek pe tareek” which is popular even now, the movie was also the nickname to the victim of the gangrape which took place in Delhi in the year 2012.

Damini

Delhi Gang Rape

10. Swades 

The movie which moved the Indian audience with its powerful storyline had prompted a majority of the NRIs to give up their jobs abroad and use their skills for the upliftment of the rural parts of the country as well.

Swades

11. Bajrangi Bhaijaan 

The only movie which showed the true side of Sallu Bhai by taking Munni aka Harshaali Malhotra back to her home in Pakistan. This journey inspired the External Affairs Minister Sri Sushma Swaraj to bring back an Indian deaf-mute girl who was trapped in Pakistan and later find her family right here in India.

Bajrangi Bhaijaan

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