7 Recommendations for Indian Movies About Family That Touch the Heart, from Entertaining Comedies to Dark Crimes

Kapanlagi.com - Indian films are not only known for their iconic singing and dancing scenes but also for their ability to present touching stories about family. From light comedies to tear-jerking dramas, these Indian family movies are a must-watch on your list.

For KLovers who are fans of Indian films or those who want to start exploring Bollywood cinema, here are some recommendations for Indian movies about family that you must watch. Each of these films will convey moral messages and life values that will surely touch your heart.

Let's take a look at some recommendations for Indian movies about family that have epic stories and are perfect to accompany your weekend vacation. Come on, let's check it out, KLovers.

1. DRISHYAM (2015)

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It tells the story of Georgekutty, a cable TV business owner who lives happily with his wife and two daughters. Their lives change drastically when the son of a police inspector goes missing after trying to blackmail Georgekutty's daughter with a private video.

With extraordinary intelligence and calmness, Georgekutty plans a perfect alibi to protect his family from murder charges. This Indian family film shows how far a father will go to protect his loved ones.

2. RAMPRASAD KI TEHRVI (2019)

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This Indian family film tells the story of a large family gathering for 13 days for the death ritual of the father, Ramprasad. During the gathering, various hidden conflicts and dynamics among family members begin to surface.

Through clever humor and sharp observations, the film RAMPRASAD KI TEHRVI explores the complexities of modern Indian family relationships, as well as how each family member copes with loss and changes in their lives.

3. BADHAAI HO (2018)

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Presenting a unique story about Nakul and his family who face an unexpected situation when his 50-year-old mother becomes pregnant. This pregnancy news shocks not only their family but also the entire community where they live.

The film BADHAAI HO cleverly addresses the issue of societal views on pregnancy at an older age, while weaving in warm humor and strong family values in the face of social pressure.

4. 2 STATES (2014)

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Adapting the novel by Chetan Bhagat that tells the love story of Krish and Ananya, two students from different cultural backgrounds - Punjab and Tamil Nadu. These cultural differences pose a significant challenge when they decide to marry.

Their journey to convince both families becomes a colorful adventure that showcases cultural conflicts and stereotypes in India. This Indian family film depicts the modern reality of India in dealing with inter-caste marriages.

5. MIMI (2021)

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Telling the story of a young dancer named Mimi who becomes a surrogate mother for an American couple. Her decision is based on her dream of becoming a Bollywood actress which requires a large amount of money, but the situation changes when the couple disappears.

Mimi's emotional journey from being a surrogate mother to a true mother is portrayed very touching. The film MIMI is an Indian family film that raises issues about reproductive rights, motherhood, and the true meaning of a family.

6. PAGGLAIT (2021)

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The Indian family film titled PAGGLAIT tells the story of Sandhya, a young woman who has just been widowed after five months of marriage. Instead of mourning, she feels empty and unable to cry, a situation that confuses and worries her extended family.

During the 13 days of mourning, Sandhya begins to discover various secrets about her late husband and realizes that she hardly knew the man who had become her husband. This film explores a woman's journey to find her identity amidst the rituals and traditional expectations of society.

7. MAHARAJA (2024)

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The film MAHARAJA tells the dark story of a father who works as a barber, whose life changes drastically when his beloved daughter becomes a victim of a heinous crime. Faced with trauma and injustice, he decides to take a path of violence to avenge his daughter.

Armed with determination and burning anger, the father plans a brutal revenge against the perpetrators. This Indian film about family explores dark themes of justice, morality, and how far a father will go to defend his family's honor.

These are some Indian family films that you can watch. There are still many other recommendations that you can find out by reading the KapanLagi article. Because, if not now, when?

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