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Top 7 Mani Ratnam Magical Movies You Must Watch

Top 7 Mani Ratnam Magical Movies You Must Watch

Mani Ratnam Magical Movies: Mani Ratnam is a genius when it comes to filmmaking. Ratnam’s movies are masterpieces of storytelling that also feature stunning cinematography, elaborate narratives, and unforgettable soundtracks. All of Ratnam’s films are centered around intense emotions and social issues, and some have become iconic films of our time. Here are seven of Mani Ratnam’s magical movies you must watch, complete with streaming links.


1. Roja (1992)
Roja follows a woman’s passionate pursuit to rescue her husband who has been kidnapped in Kashmir. With the debut score by A.R Rahman, Roja is a significant film in the Indian cinema landscape.
Where to Watch: Streaming on Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.

2. Bombay (1995)
Bombay takes place amid the 1992 Bombay riots, and is a sweeping romance that fights across religious lines. Mani Ratnam handles this communal harmony with sensitivity and as such, you must watch Bombay.
Where to Watch: Streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Hotstar.

3. Dil Se (1998)
Dil Se is about a journalist’s attraction to a woman behind a mysterious separatist cause. The songs and visuals of Dil Se are iconic and memorable in their own right and in Hindi cinema.
Where to Watch: Streaming on Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.

4. Kannathil Muthamittal (2002)
Kannathil Muthamittal is an emotional tale about adoption and identity, against the backdrop of the Sri Lankan civil war.
Where to Watch: Streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Hotstar.

5. Nayakan (1987)
Based on a Mumbai don’s life, Nayakan stars Kamal Haasan in a landmark performance. The film is known for its strong story and intense music.
Where you can watch it: Amazon Prime Video.

6. Alaipayuthey (2000)
A wonderful modern take on romance and marriage, Alaipayuthey is emotional, relatable, and has an A.R. Rahman soundtrack.
Where you can watch it: Available to stream on Netflix and eventually Amazon Prime Video.

7. Guru (2007)
Based on the life of a real business magnate, Guru is a story of ambition and success that has a very strong cast and nice music.
Where you can watch it: Netflix.

Also Read: Mani Ratnam’s Birthday: 5 Unknown Facts About Mani Ratnam

No matter if you want to watch intense dramas, or romantic love stories, all seven of these Mani Ratnam films are the a blend of narrative, music, and emotion. You should check your streaming services and take the time to watch these cinematic gems by one of India’s greatest directors!


 

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