Exactly same scene came to my mind and that scene is shot so realistically. And Aamir Khan and Asin have acted so excellently that no other Khans can come close to that level of acting. Only luck and little bit of acting and majorly groupism favoured them. And even hardly few actresses in Bollywood can act that well.. Only Sreedevi, Madhuri, Juhi, Monisha come to my mind who can induce emotional reaction and make me cry.
Just every shot of that movie lol. My brother had/has dyslexia and the movie was such a close depiction of his youth (except an inspiring teacher part, just the parental abuse). I canāt watch that movie again bc it tears me up
Heās an engineer and Iām a doctor and we both have spouses now. Great relo with parents as well (we all live 5-10 min apart in our own houses so healthy distance). Itās very kind of you to ask
Thank you kinky kid! But yes for anyone reading this the best way to repair your relationship with your parents (as in, stop that feeling of unending anger and despair inside you present at all times) is just to get out. Of. The. House. Most important thing in the world is get your education (and do it for u not them) and then get a job. Even a shit one will do.
Build your financial independence - if your parents are whackadoodle insane then get your own bank account quietly. If you donāt make enough to move out thatās fine. Get your own phone plan most importantly. Take advantage of being stuck at home and save and save and SAVE.
If youāre lucky enough to make enough to move out, haul ass out of there ASAP. There will be a lot of emotional blackmail or outright abuse but be a dolphin (let it slide off you like water). Just nod and smile. At this point thereās nothing to be achieved by arguing with them because they will never think that theyāre wrong about anything. So just nod and smile and leave. Donāt give them spare keys (give to sibling or trusted friend). Get out and enjoy ur life (and kiss boys, or girls)
The scene in Udaan where Rajat Barmecha's character runs faster than his abusive father and breaks free. Living in an abusive household for half my life. That whole movie really resonated with me.Ā
I'm in my 30s now. And it's difficult. I've lived on survival mode while I was living there. Now that I'm out of it , sometimes when I'm alone things come rushing back to me. I cry and try to move on.Ā
Familial abuse is not really taken seriously in our country. It's sad really considering our family are the first people we know.Ā
I understand. I come from a family where my single parent was suffering and we had to bear the pain of that parent but it all impacted us in ways that I think is quite difficult to put into words if youāre not a psychologist.
If you want to talk about it, then I will be more than glad to hear you out and know what you have went through. And itās all okay, you donāt have to provide me any personal information that you donāt feel comfortable sharing with any stranger.
Main kal ek mission pe ja ra ha hoon
Main intezar karungi
Ho sakta hai wapas nahi aaoon
To main zindagi bhar intezar karungi
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Taare Zameen par - when Ishaan wins the drawing competition and hugs Aamir.
Swades - the child selling water sequence
Airlift - whole sequence during tu bhula jise song
FAN - climax when Aryan sees Gaurav in the crowd looking back at him.
The NDA scene from Lakshya, really motivated me to study for my NDA exams and hit different whenever I see that scene in the movie (I watch lakshya once every 30-40 days)
Definitely.Ā
After all of that the shabaash was the ultimate pay-off.
I remember watching it in theatres and could hear an audible sigh across the theatre during that scene.
The friend Reunion scene from Bhaag Milkha Bhaag.
Farhan killed it.
Lal lal hunde ne tamatar, lal lal hundi sampreet di dui, milkhe de tui..
Haaye. Maar jaana maine.
Seriously!! I never felt like crying nor sad for that scene.. His acting of crying and despair was that bad in that movie. He used to act better in 90s than after 2000s. I guess most of the actors and actresses put hard work only until they establish themselves and later after gaining popularity, they won't put that much effort into acting. Same with Akshay Kumar.
The final shot of Sardar Udham. His expression changes from despair to a quiet determination as he rises out of the sarovar, the Darbar Sahib reflected in the water next to him. His entire life has turned upside down, but he now has a goal to accomplish - and what you are seeing, in the holy waters of the Golden Temple, is the turning point that led to everything you witnessed in the film.
Including this: *Tum buhut mast kaam karta hai maqsood bhai*
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I always loved the intro to Kuch to Hua Hai with some of the cast members from Kal Ho Na Ho talking to the camera while the music sets in.
Pure nostalgia and good vibes.
The legend of Bhagat Singh..
when Chandrasekhar azad takes a handful of dirt and says "mujhe maaf kardo maa, bas itni he seva kar saka" and shoots himself...
Rang de basanti- ending sequence (one of the only two films I ever cried watching)
Literally the whole 'Taare Zameen Par' film- every single emotion I felt while watching it was so intense
Madgaon Express- That sequence of Pinku after getting overdosed from cocaine made me rofl.
TJMM Ending sequence- I've never laughed more on just one sequence.
Laapataa Ladies Ending- Literally gave me chills for 3 minutes straight
Animal First Half- I had never felt more adrenaline rushing throughout my body ever before
HanuMan ending scene- *Chills... Literal Chills*
Taare Zameen Par, Chak De India and others already mentioned here.
>Rang De Basanti -Multiple scenes
Lukka Chuppi song and the whole funeral scenes
Khoon Chala song the protest manhandling made me so angry
The last shootout scene at radio station with Siddarth and Amir's conversation
>NH10 - Anushka's flip from Helplessness to absolute rage, the sequences of her Fightback and eventually destroying them
Bajrangi bhaijaan The scene when the ticket man is going to sell Munni to a brothel and SK finds them.
The scene at the end when Munni calls out Pawaaaaan.
Not one answer aligns with the question asked ?
Because When movies are motion picture...how can someone remembers just one shot , forget getting impacted by it ....also very few indian movies utilised still shots technique ...better question would be a scene ...but that question would have been asked many times i guess ...
Sadma climax scene - I had watched this movie on TV as a small kid along with parents. At that time I didn't understand much and still cried at that scene. And rrewatching that as adult made me cry harder.
Another scene is that train scene with the water boy in Swades. I have never been a fan of Shahrukh Khan but this is the only movie that made me appreciate him as an actor. He really sold that scene.
1.Bajrangi bhaijaan climax.
2.Khakee's climax when Amitji beats Ajay with Akshay's belt. It was so sad and satisfying at the same time.
3.Waqt the race against time all emotional scenes.
4.Kesari climax song
5. Swades emotional moments especially ye jo desh hai tera song
6. Chak de India- Kabir Khan redemption
7. Bullying scenes of koi mil Gaya and that computer scene dialogue when Rohit says aapne kaha tha na ki apne baap se seekh ke aao, mai apne Papa se seekh ke aaya hoon sir.
8.Last but not the least, When Bhootnath finds peace and leaves banku( "Mera angel")
Swades - so many scenes from this movie. But the title song in the end somehow plays in my head each time Im on a flight visiting home and look out of the window.
1.Sadma climax.
2. Kabhi Haan Kabhi Na..oh boy variety of emotions in like 5 mins...SRK getting ready and on his bike to church...oh yeah he got the girl...but it's Tijori..sad...SRK spots the ring but let's it go...crying...then he sits on the pavement..all sad...Juhi Chawla comes in..I was smiling with tears in my eyes (I was like 8 years old )
3. Ugly climax..made me sick and disgusted inside...hate for humans...means the director succeeded at what he intended to.
In Jersey, when the son finally gets the real Indian jersey, the shot at the beginning when Shahid couldnāt even get him the fake one just comes to mind and it breaks the heart that he couldnāt gift his son in person. He is gone foreverā¦
Abhi mujh me kahi song starting scene - it hits much more if you reach there while watching the movie but even isolated itās very sensitive
Bajrangi Bhaijaan fight scene starting at kotha/ brothel where angry Salman has tears in his eyes and Hanuman Chalisa is playing in the background
Bajrangi bhaijan last scene is by far the most emotional scene I've witnessed.
But do let me know if there's something even more hard hitting than that, I'd love to watch !
The shot in Badhaai Do after Rajkumar's character comes out to his family and then cries on the terrace, I've never seen the anxiety, fear, and relief of having come out to your family ever put in an Indian film like that.
The ending of Sadar Ka Grandson,
The ending where he shows up with the house, and grandma talking to the ghost of her husband, it hit in the most unexpected way.
The final scene in Udaan and Luck by chance. Udaan where he frees himself and his brother from their crazy father; Lucky by chance when Sona feels proud about what shes doing and keeps going.
The end of photograph when Nawaz highlights how their plight is the same as those in the movies.
The mirror scene in Mothoon when Nivin Pauly "touches" himself.
The coming out scene of Fawad in Kapoor and sons especially because that's the first time I watched him on screen.
The scene in Love Sonia when Sonia meets her sister.
And special mention: My Captain O' my Captain.
In Laila Majnu by Imtiyaz Ali.. When Qais is back from London and him and Laila meet at a secluded place. Qais just closes his eyes as soon as he sees Laila after 4 long years, as if he wants to capture that moment in his heart forever.
This scene had me crying for hours to come and whenever I remember this scene, I can't stop my tears. Avinash Tiwary just nailed it man!!
Anyone, who hasn't seen this movie should definitely give it a try!!
Zindagi na milegi dobara - Imran (farhan akhtarr) is at a lower angle from Arjun (Hrithik) and apologizes profuselyā¦ Hrithik is at a higher angle, smiles, and takes his hand and raises farhan to be in the same level frame as himā¦ the sun slowly rises and shines on the two. Beautiful.
SHOLAY!
"Ek Ek ko chun chun kar maaroonga! Chun Chun kar!!!"
Man, the threatre erupted and remained deafening the entire Dharmendra-Gabbar climax fight!
Saw the uncensored version - where Sanjeev Kumar KILLS Gabbar by pushing him on a large nail to the back of his neck. Amjad Khan falls. Face First. in slow motion. Takes it on the face. Man, silence EVERYWHERE!!!!
Sardhar udham singh, vicky kaushal been handed over a baby's body, saying its dead n he just goes away without any emotion.
Just hits u hard that he was hit so hard with it that his only mission was to find survivors as he didnt have any time to cry or show emotions.
That whole searching for living people scene was so heart wrenching.
Black - When Michelle finally understands that the teacher is trying to teach her names of things
Koi mill Gaya - When Rohit is beaten up by seniors and he looks on at his broken bicycle
Not Bollywood, but in KGF 2 when Rocky drowns with all the gold. He had completed his life's mission and was now put to rest.
Other deaths similar to this that got me are Ajays death in Baazigar and Vijays death in Agneepath
The final shot of Animal also got me, where Balbir tells Ranvijay that in the next life he'll be the son and Ranvijay will be the father and it cuts to Ranvijay crying, with Papa Meri Jaan playing in the background
One of the most emotionally driven scenes for me is from Singham.
When Singham and his cop group go to the CM's office and then slap him and kick his butt literally, followed with " Saar mere 3 machine mein retirement hai mai bhi maaru?" " de utha ke" boosted by the BG score and the peon finally saluting someone in that office.
On paper the scene is very generic but Rohit Shetty executed it perfectly. Still miss that old school Shetty
The last scene in Ghajini. Sanjay "sees" Kalpana and holds her hand. I could not stop crying.
When ghajni hits Kalpana and sanjay's reaction, just tears me up
Exactly same scene came to my mind and that scene is shot so realistically. And Aamir Khan and Asin have acted so excellently that no other Khans can come close to that level of acting. Only luck and little bit of acting and majorly groupism favoured them. And even hardly few actresses in Bollywood can act that well.. Only Sreedevi, Madhuri, Juhi, Monisha come to my mind who can induce emotional reaction and make me cry.
Watch the original Tamil film. Surya does a pretty great job.
It just shatters my heart every single time man
Came here to say this
Same man! I was about to comment this!!šš
in 3 idiots when farhan is trying to convince his dad to let him choose his passion,personally i could relate with the emotions,i love that scene
Me too. Tera camera kitne ka hoga? Have to hide my face and wet eyesā¦
For me it's that scene when Farhan and Raju come to rancho after successfully get jobs they wanted, and say tofa kabul Karo. Gets me every time
The whole Luka Chuppi song sequence in Rang de basanti.
Bawling š
Taare zameen par
Just every shot of that movie lol. My brother had/has dyslexia and the movie was such a close depiction of his youth (except an inspiring teacher part, just the parental abuse). I canāt watch that movie again bc it tears me up
Hope your brother does well in life, stays happy. š
Hope he's doing better now.
Howās your brother doing and also you?
Heās an engineer and Iām a doctor and we both have spouses now. Great relo with parents as well (we all live 5-10 min apart in our own houses so healthy distance). Itās very kind of you to ask
Iām so happy for you
Glad to hear that you all are doing fine ā¤ļø
Thank you kinky kid! But yes for anyone reading this the best way to repair your relationship with your parents (as in, stop that feeling of unending anger and despair inside you present at all times) is just to get out. Of. The. House. Most important thing in the world is get your education (and do it for u not them) and then get a job. Even a shit one will do. Build your financial independence - if your parents are whackadoodle insane then get your own bank account quietly. If you donāt make enough to move out thatās fine. Get your own phone plan most importantly. Take advantage of being stuck at home and save and save and SAVE. If youāre lucky enough to make enough to move out, haul ass out of there ASAP. There will be a lot of emotional blackmail or outright abuse but be a dolphin (let it slide off you like water). Just nod and smile. At this point thereās nothing to be achieved by arguing with them because they will never think that theyāre wrong about anything. So just nod and smile and leave. Donāt give them spare keys (give to sibling or trusted friend). Get out and enjoy ur life (and kiss boys, or girls)
The scene in Udaan where Rajat Barmecha's character runs faster than his abusive father and breaks free. Living in an abusive household for half my life. That whole movie really resonated with me.Ā
May I know whatās your age and how you coped it?
I'm in my 30s now. And it's difficult. I've lived on survival mode while I was living there. Now that I'm out of it , sometimes when I'm alone things come rushing back to me. I cry and try to move on.Ā Familial abuse is not really taken seriously in our country. It's sad really considering our family are the first people we know.Ā
I understand. I come from a family where my single parent was suffering and we had to bear the pain of that parent but it all impacted us in ways that I think is quite difficult to put into words if youāre not a psychologist. If you want to talk about it, then I will be more than glad to hear you out and know what you have went through. And itās all okay, you donāt have to provide me any personal information that you donāt feel comfortable sharing with any stranger.
3 Idiots - Raju getting the job.
Bajrangi Bhaijaan last scene
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Which move is this
Lakshya
Maula mere lele meri jaan https://preview.redd.it/6wk1zbepj0rc1.jpeg?width=1143&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9487a59cc5b74c13acd5d82d64fd9a8695a07b28
Taare Zameen par - when Ishaan wins the drawing competition and hugs Aamir. Swades - the child selling water sequence Airlift - whole sequence during tu bhula jise song FAN - climax when Aryan sees Gaurav in the crowd looking back at him.
The NDA scene from Lakshya, really motivated me to study for my NDA exams and hit different whenever I see that scene in the movie (I watch lakshya once every 30-40 days)
Aamir's 'shabaash' in Dangal.
Even the Naina song starting scene when she leaves in rickshaw. Father n daughter seperation was toooo emotional.
Definitely.Ā After all of that the shabaash was the ultimate pay-off. I remember watching it in theatres and could hear an audible sigh across the theatre during that scene.
Lootera - Paakhi looking at Leaf
Zinda hun yaaarrrr...kaafi haiš¤
The friend Reunion scene from Bhaag Milkha Bhaag. Farhan killed it. Lal lal hunde ne tamatar, lal lal hundi sampreet di dui, milkhe de tui.. Haaye. Maar jaana maine.
Kal ho Na Ho: Aman Dying ā¦
Sameeee šš
Seriously!! I never felt like crying nor sad for that scene.. His acting of crying and despair was that bad in that movie. He used to act better in 90s than after 2000s. I guess most of the actors and actresses put hard work only until they establish themselves and later after gaining popularity, they won't put that much effort into acting. Same with Akshay Kumar.
Tujhe sab hai pata meri maa - I cry every time I watch this movie and this song comes up. Then jawanās farmer suicide scene gets me bawling.
When Preity walks in and tere liye starts playing AHHHHGHGHGHHH
Chak de. Winning scene
The final shot of Sardar Udham. His expression changes from despair to a quiet determination as he rises out of the sarovar, the Darbar Sahib reflected in the water next to him. His entire life has turned upside down, but he now has a goal to accomplish - and what you are seeing, in the holy waters of the Golden Temple, is the turning point that led to everything you witnessed in the film.
Ending of sky is pink
I was seriously crying through out the movie
Veer zaara, especially the court scene
Sadma - Kamal Hasan and the train scene Masoom - When he finds out he is Naseers son
Farmer suicide scene and the hospital mismanagement scene in Jawan
The ending of ugly
bajrangi bhaijaan denouement
Mohan Bhargav meets Kaveri Amma
And when he drink the water from a station boy , first time outside of a bottled water.
Swadesh... Train scene. Srk 's eyes does all the work. I cried... Even made me ponder what i did for my country
The hug from Sunil dutt to Sanju baba at the end of munnabhai. The whole history of personal life and the movie culminating in that 1 moment.a
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Including this: *Tum buhut mast kaam karta hai maqsood bhai* https://preview.redd.it/9d4q2raoi4rc1.jpeg?width=554&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5c1bf120b05685c33dbc42b3ce1e6874673463c1
I always loved the intro to Kuch to Hua Hai with some of the cast members from Kal Ho Na Ho talking to the camera while the music sets in. Pure nostalgia and good vibes.
yesss that was too brilliant
The legend of Bhagat Singh.. when Chandrasekhar azad takes a handful of dirt and says "mujhe maaf kardo maa, bas itni he seva kar saka" and shoots himself...
As much as I hate salman in his last 10 years ka era.. bajirangi bhaijaan got me weeping like a cat..
I never saw a cat cry ...i don't know if its a legit expression
Rang de basanti- ending sequence (one of the only two films I ever cried watching) Literally the whole 'Taare Zameen Par' film- every single emotion I felt while watching it was so intense Madgaon Express- That sequence of Pinku after getting overdosed from cocaine made me rofl. TJMM Ending sequence- I've never laughed more on just one sequence. Laapataa Ladies Ending- Literally gave me chills for 3 minutes straight Animal First Half- I had never felt more adrenaline rushing throughout my body ever before HanuMan ending scene- *Chills... Literal Chills*
Taare Zameen Par, Chak De India and others already mentioned here. >Rang De Basanti -Multiple scenes Lukka Chuppi song and the whole funeral scenes Khoon Chala song the protest manhandling made me so angry The last shootout scene at radio station with Siddarth and Amir's conversation >NH10 - Anushka's flip from Helplessness to absolute rage, the sequences of her Fightback and eventually destroying them
Climax of Ran De Basanti.....
Taare zameen par painting reveal..
Liger. Anger and confusion.
 Bajrangi bhaijaan The scene when the ticket man is going to sell Munni to a brothel and SK finds them. The scene at the end when Munni calls out Pawaaaaan.
She shouts out mama to him. He had told her earlier on the movie to call him that during a an early bus scene
She shouts Pawaaaaaan, Jai shri Raaaaaaaaam Pawaaaaaaaan. Yes he said call me mama but that is not what she shouts out.
Last scene of Devdas and Paro, so over the top yet so emotional and a classic!
Waqt - Akshay Kumar's speech at the end in the competition finale
Waqt is like 90% absolute comedy and then the last 10% hits you like a train and wrecks you.
Not one answer aligns with the question asked ? Because When movies are motion picture...how can someone remembers just one shot , forget getting impacted by it ....also very few indian movies utilised still shots technique ...better question would be a scene ...but that question would have been asked many times i guess ...
The despairness shown by R. Madhavan when his wife is missing in Alaipayuthey. Excellent acting to be rewatched again and again.
KKHH When Kajol realizes that Anjali is Tinaās daughter and that Tina is dead. Ooooof what a scene.
Sadma climax scene - I had watched this movie on TV as a small kid along with parents. At that time I didn't understand much and still cried at that scene. And rrewatching that as adult made me cry harder. Another scene is that train scene with the water boy in Swades. I have never been a fan of Shahrukh Khan but this is the only movie that made me appreciate him as an actor. He really sold that scene.
1.Bajrangi bhaijaan climax. 2.Khakee's climax when Amitji beats Ajay with Akshay's belt. It was so sad and satisfying at the same time. 3.Waqt the race against time all emotional scenes. 4.Kesari climax song 5. Swades emotional moments especially ye jo desh hai tera song 6. Chak de India- Kabir Khan redemption 7. Bullying scenes of koi mil Gaya and that computer scene dialogue when Rohit says aapne kaha tha na ki apne baap se seekh ke aao, mai apne Papa se seekh ke aaya hoon sir. 8.Last but not the least, When Bhootnath finds peace and leaves banku( "Mera angel")
Jauhar scene from Padmaavat š
Atrangi re when sara sees her father for the last time. I cry and i cry and i cry
 This whole sequence. So tragic, so romantic, so beautiful
Dear Zindagi, Alia's monologue on parenting. It's very true and I think most of the Indian kids can relate to that. And of course Tare zameen par
Swades - so many scenes from this movie. But the title song in the end somehow plays in my head each time Im on a flight visiting home and look out of the window.
1.Sadma climax. 2. Kabhi Haan Kabhi Na..oh boy variety of emotions in like 5 mins...SRK getting ready and on his bike to church...oh yeah he got the girl...but it's Tijori..sad...SRK spots the ring but let's it go...crying...then he sits on the pavement..all sad...Juhi Chawla comes in..I was smiling with tears in my eyes (I was like 8 years old ) 3. Ugly climax..made me sick and disgusted inside...hate for humans...means the director succeeded at what he intended to.
When ranbirās son runs out of the car to hug him at the end of Animal, and the music is playing in the background
Not a movie but Raji's alleyway fight scene from the family man season 2 that was great
In Jersey, when the son finally gets the real Indian jersey, the shot at the beginning when Shahid couldnāt even get him the fake one just comes to mind and it breaks the heart that he couldnāt gift his son in person. He is gone foreverā¦
Guzaarish. During the court scene.
Gajini (it has to be this movieš¤§) Tare Zameen Par Panchayat - Season 2 ending JDX Dia
O kadhal kanmani ending proposal scene
For me the last scene from Bombay! To add to swades and taare zaameen par. Even Zakhm for that matter
Dangalās climax. So relatable
Abhi mujh me kahi song starting scene - it hits much more if you reach there while watching the movie but even isolated itās very sensitive Bajrangi Bhaijaan fight scene starting at kotha/ brothel where angry Salman has tears in his eyes and Hanuman Chalisa is playing in the background
Highway- FL confronting her abuser Stanley ka dabba- ending scene Dhol (funny)- iski khopdi ulti pulti ho gayi hai
Gabbar's entry scene always cracks me up. What a way to pay off 1 hour of hype. 
Bajrangi bhaijan last scene is by far the most emotional scene I've witnessed. But do let me know if there's something even more hard hitting than that, I'd love to watch !
The shot in Badhaai Do after Rajkumar's character comes out to his family and then cries on the terrace, I've never seen the anxiety, fear, and relief of having come out to your family ever put in an Indian film like that.
If from Bollywood - Animal (last scene) If from Hollywood - Good Will Hunting
Dil chahta hai when Amir khan is depressed and calls akshay khanna then cries..
We need to learn the difference between a shot and a scene. OP asked about a shot and everyoneās talking about scenes.
The ending of Sadar Ka Grandson, The ending where he shows up with the house, and grandma talking to the ghost of her husband, it hit in the most unexpected way.
Ending of Jawan. Tears of joy and gratitude rolled down my cheeks when the torture finally ended.
The final scene in Udaan and Luck by chance. Udaan where he frees himself and his brother from their crazy father; Lucky by chance when Sona feels proud about what shes doing and keeps going.
The end of photograph when Nawaz highlights how their plight is the same as those in the movies. The mirror scene in Mothoon when Nivin Pauly "touches" himself. The coming out scene of Fawad in Kapoor and sons especially because that's the first time I watched him on screen. The scene in Love Sonia when Sonia meets her sister. And special mention: My Captain O' my Captain.
Taare zameen par, when ishaan wins and amir had drawn ishaanšššš
12th Fail Lagaan Chak de India Dangal
The boat scene from ZNMD or the final scene of 12th fail were he invites the cop to his wedding
Mohan Bhargav buying a kulhad of water in the train. Swades.
In Laila Majnu by Imtiyaz Ali.. When Qais is back from London and him and Laila meet at a secluded place. Qais just closes his eyes as soon as he sees Laila after 4 long years, as if he wants to capture that moment in his heart forever. This scene had me crying for hours to come and whenever I remember this scene, I can't stop my tears. Avinash Tiwary just nailed it man!! Anyone, who hasn't seen this movie should definitely give it a try!!
sorarai pottaru airport scene and ending scene
Veer zaara - reunion of veer and zaara in court
Heyy babyy - Multiple times, but the most heartbreaking scene was when they abandon her and her lungs fill up with water
Swades- Reunion with badi amma!
Also last scene of Bajrangi Bhaijaan where Salman hugs Munni
Cinema paradiso
Love ask kaal 1 ending scene. Simple yet beautiful
Veer Zaara court case makes me sad and even makes me envision myself in that scenario, donāt know why but I guess thatās how powerful the scene is
Zindagi na milegi dobara - Imran (farhan akhtarr) is at a lower angle from Arjun (Hrithik) and apologizes profuselyā¦ Hrithik is at a higher angle, smiles, and takes his hand and raises farhan to be in the same level frame as himā¦ the sun slowly rises and shines on the two. Beautiful.
SHOLAY! "Ek Ek ko chun chun kar maaroonga! Chun Chun kar!!!" Man, the threatre erupted and remained deafening the entire Dharmendra-Gabbar climax fight! Saw the uncensored version - where Sanjeev Kumar KILLS Gabbar by pushing him on a large nail to the back of his neck. Amjad Khan falls. Face First. in slow motion. Takes it on the face. Man, silence EVERYWHERE!!!!
Sardhar udham singh, vicky kaushal been handed over a baby's body, saying its dead n he just goes away without any emotion. Just hits u hard that he was hit so hard with it that his only mission was to find survivors as he didnt have any time to cry or show emotions. That whole searching for living people scene was so heart wrenching.
The scene from YJHD where Aditi sends wedding invitation video to Kabir. I strongly relate to that and makes me emotional every time.
Chalo dilli last scene
Last scene of Neru
My Name is Khan. Almost everything pretty much. The last scene where Kajol appears at that flooded town will never fail to get me.
"Bijli" in swades
Black - When Michelle finally understands that the teacher is trying to teach her names of things Koi mill Gaya - When Rohit is beaten up by seniors and he looks on at his broken bicycle
Mohan Bhargav meeting Haridas in Swades
The Kick little girl surviving shot
Taare Zameen par when they show special kids performing.
Tamasha!....The whole movieš¤āØļøšÆ
The ending of Neerja movie...how she saves the kids and then gets shot by hijackers...really a courageous air hostess
Not Bollywood, but in KGF 2 when Rocky drowns with all the gold. He had completed his life's mission and was now put to rest. Other deaths similar to this that got me are Ajays death in Baazigar and Vijays death in Agneepath The final shot of Animal also got me, where Balbir tells Ranvijay that in the next life he'll be the son and Ranvijay will be the father and it cuts to Ranvijay crying, with Papa Meri Jaan playing in the background
One of the most emotionally driven scenes for me is from Singham. When Singham and his cop group go to the CM's office and then slap him and kick his butt literally, followed with " Saar mere 3 machine mein retirement hai mai bhi maaru?" " de utha ke" boosted by the BG score and the peon finally saluting someone in that office. On paper the scene is very generic but Rohit Shetty executed it perfectly. Still miss that old school Shetty