From Ray's Apu Trilogy To Rajamouli's RRR — Nine Indian Films Enter Letterboxd Top 500 Movies List

In a significant recognition of Indian cinema, nine films have made it to Letterboxd's prestigious list of the top 500 movies globally. Among these celebrated works are the iconic Apu Trilogy by Satyajit Ray, which comprises 'Pather Panchali,' 'Aparajito,' and 'Apur Sansar.' Joining these classics are contemporary favorites such as 'Gangs of Wasseypur 2,' Rajamouli's blockbuster 'RRR,' and the beloved '3 Idiots.' Other notable entries include the critically acclaimed 'Kumbalangi Nights,' the inspiring '12th Fail,' and the regional gem 'Meiyazhagan.' This list not only highlights the artistic evolution of Indian filmmaking but also underscores the diverse storytelling that resonates with both national and international audiences. From the poignant narratives of Ray's era to the grandiose spectacles of modern cinema, these films reflect the rich tapestry of Indian culture and cinema, showcasing the country’s cinematic prowess on a global platform.
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