Everything comes to a head at their grandfather’s birthday party, the only one who is desperately trying to preserve the “Kapoor & Sons” moniker. Brothers Rahul (Fawad Khan) and Arjun (Siddharth Malhotra) compete in both their careers and romantic interests, while their parents’ arguments are disintegrating their marriage. Both films, though unrelated, touch on the personal secrets that families often hide from each other, and the long-held grudges and jealousies that are brought to the forefront when the whole family gets together after years of being apart. Still, we’ve labeled the following accordingly with an (E) next to the name of the film.)Ī family drama about estranged brothers who return to their family home after their grandfather has a heart attack, Kapoor & Sons has similar beats to the novel-turned-Hollywood-film This is Where I Leave You. Worth considering the $7.99 per month, though, as the service offers hundreds of Indian and Southeast Asian titles on demand. (Also, since Amazon Prime has an Eros Now add-on, we’ve included five films that can only be accessed with that subscription.

Amazon Prime has some of the best foreign-language offerings out there, though, per usual, despite their robust offering, the one barrier to entry is the difficult-to-navigate search functionality.īut never fear! Paste is here to help with a roundup of 20 of the best Bollywood films streaming right now on the Amazon Prime. Have you watched all of the Bollywood films on our Streaming Starter Kit and have become hopelessly addicted to the Indian film industry that churns out over 1,000 films per year? Not sure where to go next? Look no further.Īs streaming becomes more ubiquitous and the industry giants continuously update their libraries, only Netflix and Amazon seem to be tapping into the potential of foreign markets-not just in their original series but in their cataloguing of pre-existing global hits.

Indian movies 1980 to 1990