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Must watch movies on 26th January

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Celebrate this Republic Day in a distinct way this time. Just sit back and watch a fabulous patriotic movie that is sure to rile up pride in your country! As always, Bollywood has done a brilliant job of capturing the struggle to attain freedom and the patriotic spirit besides the feeling of national pride our forefathers passed on to us.


So, here is a perfect plan for you, set everything up, call in all your friends and watch these magnificent pieces of art with them. Wondering how would you pacify those hunger pangs in the middle of a movie? Fret Not! Order your favourite food from foodpanda and get dive into the patriotism. Here is the list of movies to choose from and the choices of food you get on foodpanda.in. Watch as many as you can, and order as much as you can. These surly enlighten you in many ways. And food…always satisfying!


Here you go…


Rang de Basantirang de basantiMost of us have probably watched this movie and 9 out of 10 people who watched this movie loved it, it was a fresh and younger approach to patriotism.  Through the movie, we see the young protagonists slowly adapting the idealism and national fervour of the forefather they are enacting for a documentary. A tale of friendship, love, nationalist, patriotism, courage, determination and above all, loyalty, this movie has something for everyone.


Mangal Pandey: The Risingmangal pandeyWe have all studied the history lessons where Mangal Pandey attacked British officers in what came to be the instigating act of the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857 or the First War of Indian Independence. Aamir Khan does a sensational job in bringing those history lessons to life in his portrayal of the life, struggles and eventual battles of Mangal Pandey. A must watch for history buffs.


LagaanlagaanOne of the epic movies of all time, one of the most brilliant movies made in recent times, this Aamir Khan starer combines two things Indians love most – Cricket and our beloved country. Set in the Victorian period of India’s British Raj, the film captures India’s first hints at revolution and uprising through a village challenging the British to a game of cricket to avoid paying outrageous taxes.


Legend of Bhagat Singhlegend of bhagat singhBhagat Singh, played by Ajay Devgan decides things need to change, which is why he organizes and leads a revolution against the ruling British. It details out how Singh’s views about the British were shaped and consequently the actions he took regarding the same.


ChhittagongchitagongChittagong is a 2012 Indian historical war drama film. It stars  Manoj Bajpai in the lead role and is based upon events of British India’s (now in Bangladesh) Chittagong Uprising. This movie won the 60th National Film Award for the Best Debut Film of a Director.


GandhigandhiThis Oscar winning movie follows Gandhiji’s life and trials in his non-violent movement towards Indian independence. Need we say more?


BorderborderBased on  the Indo-Pakistan was of 1971, the movie was an adaption of events that took place during the Battle of Longewala. Starring some of our most beloved action heroes (Sunny Deol, Suneil Shetty, Jackie Shroff) the movie is an insightful look into the bravery of the Indian Armed Forces and will make you appreciate them a whole lot more!


SwadesswadesA story about an NRI who returns home only to have his perspective and life changed forever, the movie rings with a subtle undertone of patriotism and is also an interesting look at an outsiders encounters with the harsh realities of village life. Definitely one to watch, this movie has acclaimed cult following in South Asia and obviously, across India.


LakshyalakshayA classic coming-of-age tale about a nonchalant boy who joins the Armed Forces on a wild impulse but finds inspiration, courage and commitment in his time there.


AirliftairliftRecently released, based on the real life incidents that took place in Kuwait during the Iraqi invasion, the movie talks about how one businessman who used to identify himself as a Kuwaiti finds his patriotic spirit in the face of disaster and rallies for the entire Indian community in Kuwait, eventually leading them to safety in what is till date the largest airlift evacuation in history.


Won’t a patriotic movie marathon make your day perfect? What are you waiting for, prep up…now!


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