Top 10 Bollywood Movies Made Under 60 Days

India produces more than 1000 films annually in more than 15 different languages. Numerous movies are released during this time. Films designed for audience entertainment go through a lengthy production process. To get to the audience, movies must pass through numerous stages. The Film is finally released in theatres after story, music, casting, shooting, post-production, and promotion. It takes a long time to finish a film in this circumstance. However, some Bollywood movies were produced in concise period. Here’s the list of the Top 10 Bollywood movies made within 60 days.

1. Rakshabandhan (44 Days)

For expectant mothers who want a boy, Lala Kedarnath, played by Akshay, makes water pancakes as a specialty at his chaat stand. He is the brother of four sisters, and his only goal in life is to set up dowries for their weddings, even if it involves selling his kidney. Himanshu Sharma Himanshu Sharma had started his career by writing >> Read More... and Kanika Dhillon Kanika Dhillon, an Indian writer. She writes scrip >> Read More... , the authors, have braided various emotions throughout their pieces, making it difficult to believe that the idea of financial independence for girls hasn't gained traction in the capital.

2. Housefull 3 Click to look into! >> Read More... (38 Days)

Batuk ( Boman Irani Boman Irani is a well known name today in the Boll >> Read More... ), a traditional Gujarati father, refuses his three daughters, Ganga, Jamuna, and Sarasvati ( Jacqueline Fernandez Jacqueline Fernandez is one of the top actresses i >> Read More... , Lisa Hayden, and Nargis Fakhri Nargis Fakhri is an actress who pivotally works in >> Read More... ) to marrying to defy an astrologer's prophecy. So it's up to Sandy, Bunty, and Teddy, their respective beaus ( Akshay Kumar Akshay Kumar was born on 9th September 1967 and hi >> Read More... , Abhishek Bachchan Abhishek Bachchan, or Abhishek Srivastava, is a ve >> Read More... , Riteish Deshmukh Riteish Deshmukh is the son of a politician, late >> Read More... ), to persuade him to let go. And how exactly do they do that? by feigning paraplegia, mutism, and blindness in that sequence?

3. Dhamaka Click to look into! >> Read More... (10 Days)

As the famous journalist Arjun Pathak, Kartik Aaryan His name is Karthik Tiwari, and he was born in Gwa >> Read More... has won the award for a best news anchor and is constantly seeking the truth—or at least making the impression that he is. While doing so, he is, however, facing corruption charges and is about to finalize his divorce from his wife, Saumya Mehra Pathak. In addition, he no longer does a radio show for the same news channel, losing his most cherished accomplishment to date as the popular station's prime-time news anchor.

4. Samrat Prithviraj (46 Days)

The movie makes it clear right away that it is based on "literary" and "folklore" materials, primarily the epic poem Prithviraj Raso. Additionally, Chand Bardai, the poem’s author, appears in most of them. As a result, it's never pronounced whether what's happening on TV is genuine or just a product of someone's imagination. Chandraprakash Dwivedi, a writer, and director, is more concerned with reverence than authenticity. Samrat Prithviraj was referred to as India's last Hindu ruler on a poster of the revered warrior king.

5. Ki and Ka (45 Days)

Kia (Kareena Kapoor), a driven young woman, dreams of succeeding in the business world in the film "Ki & Ka." One bright day, Kia meets Kabir ( Arjun Kapoor Arjun Kapoor is a Bollywood star. He was born on 2 >> Read More... ), who wants to live a life of domesticity like his mother. Opposites eventually attract, and Kabir and Kia decide to perform a role reversal in their lives after getting married. While Kabir chooses to create a perfect future for Kia and her mother, Kia sets out to fulfill her dreams ( Swaroop Sampat Previous Miss India challenge champion (1979), and >> Read More... ).

6. Bareilly ki Barfi (60 Days)

This small-town romantic comedy checks all the right boxes from the start: a perky girl with the necessary eccentric parents, a few appropriate boys, and funny one-liners. And when it does function occasionally, it flattens evenly in between. The problem with coming up with clever lines—and there are some very flavourful ones—is that sometimes entire scenes are written simply so they may contain the punchlines. This "mithai" contains numerous such sequences, which bloat the runtime.

7. Tanu Weds Manu Click to look into! >> Read More... Returns (30 Days)

Tanu (Ranaut) and Manu's (Madhavan) marriage is in trouble four years after their wedding. They seek marriage counseling at a mental hospital because of this. Evidently, that is the way it is done in the UK. It takes place in a vast, grey, dimly illuminated chamber. You almost expect Batman to appear from one of the dim corners, but instead, all you find are some British psychiatrists who speak Hindi and have no idea what the word "jhand" means and lock Manu up when he gets angry.

8. Haraamkhor (16 Days)

Haraamkhor, shot in and around a small Gujarati village, is not constrained by its lack of resources or attractive settings. To highlight the feelings between a married man and a 15-year-old girl that, if talked of loudly on screen, would transform Haraamkhor into a Mahesh Bhatt Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt created a niche for himself >> Read More... film, Shlok and his team use the geography of the setting (windmills, dirt, arid plains, dusty roads), and most crucially, sound design.

9. Jolly LLB 2 Click to look into! >> Read More... (30 Days)

In Jolly LLB 2, two things function exceptionally well. One is the script's emphasis on police killings committed without a warrant. The other is Saurabh Shukla's return as the eccentric and earthy judge, his chubby feet firmly planted on the ground and his heart in the perfect place. The most exciting character in Subhash Kapoor's Jolly LLB (2013) was played by Shukla as Justice Sunder Lal Tripathi, and he continues to be so in the follow-up.

10. Shubh Mangal Saavdhan Click to look into! >> Read More... (58 Days)

Shubh Mangal Saavdhan, a rom-com centered on a couple and the man's inability to, use vulgar language, "get it up," marks Tamil filmmaker RS Prasanna's Bollywood debut. Sugandha ( Bhumi Pednekar Bhumi Pednekar is Maharashtrian unconventional act >> Read More... ) is attracted to Mudit and is waiting for him to take the initiative, much like a Bollywood hero (blame Shah Rukh Khan's Raj Malhotra for making Indian women wish their Prince Charming were as attractive!). An internet Rishta tracks Mudit's attempt, which ends in abject failure, to Sugandha's house.