This article has chosen a number of Bollywood films to complement your Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. These films not only honour Lord Ganesha but also provide entertaining narrative for the whole family. With our hand-picked cinematic jewels, get ready to get into the holiday mood.
A lovely Bollywood movie called “My Friend Ganesha” skillfully combines the heavenly presence of Lord Ganesha with the innocence of infancy. This charming story depicts the exploits of Kanhu, a creative little boy who meets a cute Ganesha statue.
As Kanhu’s harmless discussions with his “friend” Ganesha result in surprising miracles and life lessons, the movie takes viewers on a pleasant trip. The heartwarming story of the film depicts the fervent devotion to Lord Ganesha while also highlighting the unbreakable friendship between a little boy and his dear companion.
A touching and family-friendly animated movie called “Baal Ganesha” tells enthralling stories of Lord Ganesha when he was a youngster. This wonderful film, which was released in 2007, transports audiences on an enthralling trip via the naughty yet adorable adventures of the young Ganesha.
“Hamara Dost Ganesha” is a heartwarming examination of faith, friendship, and the wonders that can occur when one believes in the efficacy of devotion, in addition to being a fun family movie. For a wonderful Ganesh Chaturthi movie experience, it’s the ideal option.
A joyful and fun Bollywood dance movie called ABCD (Any Body Can Dance) honours Ganpati’s spirit. The film has a unique Ganesh Chaturthi aspect where the lead character, played by Prabhu Deva, uses his amazing dancing abilities to put together a captivating dance performance as a homage to Lord Ganesha.
Salman Khan’s film Wanted introduces an intriguing Ganpati element to its plot. Salman Khan as Radhe, the movie’s protagonist, prays to Lord Ganesha in a crucial sequence before starting a dangerous mission.
Bollywood’s gripping Agneepath, which prominently stars Hrithik Roshan, enthralled viewers with its compelling story and standout performances. Throughout the whole cinematic sequence, the brisk devotional music does an amazing job of expressing the human spirit.
The Ganpati theme in “ABCD 2” gives the plot a dash of cultural vitality and spiritual importance. When the dancing troupe, commanded by Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor, asks Lord Ganesha for his blessings and takes part in a spectacular dance competition during Ganesh Chaturthi festivities, the plot of the movie takes an exciting turn.
Bollywood’s classic Don, in which the legendary Shah Rukh Khan stars, brilliantly displays Khan’s extraordinary acting abilities. This action-packed criminal thriller from 2006 is a contemporary version of the classic 1978 movie of the same name. The movie has a pivotal scene when Don, a crafty crook, hides out in a Ganpati pandal (a transient temple) to avoid being apprehended by the police.
In the wonderful Indian comedy “Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge?,” Ajay Devgn and Konkona Sen Sharma play a middle-class couple who are unexpectedly visited by an undesirable houseguest, played by the late actor Paresh Rawal. But despite the absurd circumstances and misconceptions, the family’s devotion to Lord Ganesha is brilliantly conveyed.
Bollywood’s “Shor in the City” masterfully combines themes of drama, criminality, and dark comedy. It is set in the hectic and busy streets of Mumbai and interweaves several tales, each of which depicts the hardships and ambitions of various individuals. The story of the movie takes place against the magnificent backdrop of Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations.
A gritty and compelling Bollywood crime thriller that goes deeply into Mumbai’s criminal underworld is called “Vaastav: The Reality.” The depiction of the Ganpati celebration reflects Mumbai’s culture and customs with great fervour and devotion. A major motif in Raghunath’s quest to live a moral life in the face of chaos and criminality is his love and confidence in Lord Ganesha.