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    Some movies are just visually so stunning that we end up watching them numerous times and have taken cinematography to another level. We might have completely forgotten the power of storytelling and have also taken it for granted. But we have seen a few films that have great storylines and are also visually beautiful to look at.

    So, here is a list of films that have many out of the world cinematic moments from Hindi cinema and also have a great storyline.
    Fitoor 
    This film starred Aditya Roy Kapoor and Katrina Kaif in the lead roles along with Tabu’s extraordinary performance. Cinematographer Anay Goswami did a wonderful job as it is one of the most gorgeous films of Indian cinema. The film was mostly shot in Kashmir and every scene in the film is worth paying attention to.
    Tamasha 
    The film stars Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Kapoor in the lead roles and just like all of Imtiaz Ali’s movies this one was also a delight to watch. However, the film did not perform well at the box-office and received mixed reviews but the storyline of the film was critically acclaimed.
    Lootera 
    This Vikramaditya Motwane’s movie was a cinematography masterpiece of Indian Cinema and Mahendra Shetty did a great job with the period set in the film. Every scene of the film was like visual poetry and people loved it for its cinematography.

    Highway
    This film had a great storyline that was loved by the masses and was also a visually stunning movie. Imitiaz Ali’s film did great at the box-office and cinematographer Anil Mehta was able to capture the raw and rustic nature of North India through the film. 
    Haider 
    Vishal Bhardwaj’s Haider was one of the best films made in Hindi cinema. The brilliant cinematography and the extraordinary storyline was liked by the audience and should be re-watched just for this.

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    Thanks to OTT platforms, we do have some really good, world-class shows and mini-series, but frankly nothing worth watching on television. That is the reason why international TV shows, are so much more interesting in American and British television shows.
    Heck, the shows that have concluded years ago are still massively popular here, today. But how well do you really know your favourite TV shows? What about the classics. 
    We bet only a handful of people can correctly identify 5 or more of these Emmy-winning shows from the early 2000s.

























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    The 90s were a hugely awesome time for us kids. It was the time when we forayed into the world of cable TV, our movies started seeing a dramatic churn (for the better, of course), and globalization had slowly but surely begun its foray into our mindset. It was also a time when most Indians would have that one Indian-American relative who would grace us with their presence every year, with ‘imported’ goodies in tow.
    Needless to say, it was also the time when we, the ‘Mowgli’ watching generation was introduced to the colourful world of LEGO. No wonder every time I hear the word "LEGO" I get nostalgic.
    The colourful and bright LEGO bricks that were the building foundation of our childhood have officially announced their foray into the Indian market & we couldn’t be more excited.
    Back in the day, owning a LEGO set was a matter of pride (of course, it still is). Playdates with our friends and cousins turned out to be the perfect event to flaunt our awesome, cool & fun LEGO Bricks.  From building LEGO sets together to being chased around the house when someone inadvertently stepped on a LEGO piece in the living room, LEGO would give us reasons to appreciate that distant American relative a bit more!
    LEGO
    We have fought over LEGO with our siblings, lost pieces from our sets and cherished our builds - often transformed into a world of creativity and infinite possibilities whenever we’ve played with them!
    No matter how old we get, every time we spot a few LEGO bricks simply lying on the floor, our first instinct is to build something out of it. This creative stride is an attribute we often credit to our childhood.
    LEGO in India   Lego has an 88-year strong legacy that continues to grow and inspire children across the globe. Derived from the Danish word Leg Godt which means ‘Play Well’, Lego has lived up to his reputation for more than a solid 8 decades. It thrives on the philosophy that only the best is good enough. 
    LEGO
    Well, the best is now in India. For Gen Z Kids, this is pure gold. LEGO is bringing its philosophy of developing important 21st Century - emotional, cognitive, creative, and social skills among kids with their renowned LEGO System-in-play.
    From building little airplanes to building a bridge, the creative dreams and possibilities with LEGO are endless! It’s a gift that keeps on giving.
    The Little Red Brick

    In an attempt to shape future builders, leaders and change-makers, LEGO has also launched a new campaign ‘The Little Red Brick’ to explore the infinite potential of children. The campaign talks of the infinite potential of kids and how they’re capable of using their creativity and imagination to build a better tomorrow.

    After all, Gen Z is destined for amazing things. LEGO is helping them start young with their metaphorical red brick of infinite possibilities.
    This Children’s Day, let’s go back to our favourite canvas and build a new world of creativity. This festive season, give your little ones the perfect gift to unleash their creativity with LEGO! Well, while you’re at it, check out some cool sets for yourself too! After all, you’re never too old to LEGO!

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