All 19 Durga Khote Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready for a cinematic journey like no other as we delve into the world of Durga Khote — the undisputed queen of Marathi cinema. This roundup article brings you the highlights of her exceptional filmography, showcasing her immense talent as a versatile actress who conquered the silver screen with her remarkable performances and unforgettable characters.
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1. Shikast (1953)
“Shikast, “ a gripping drama from 1953 India, captivates with a tale of love, cruelty, and homecoming. Dr. Ram Singh, played by Dilip Kumar, returns to his village after a seven-year absence, only to find villagers oppressed by the cruelty of the landlord and his sister, an emotionally complex relationship.
2. Musafir (1957)
Musafir, originally known as “None” and produced in 1957, is a heartwarming Indian drama film directed by the esteemed Hrishikesh Mukherjee. The film is set around a house that plays a pivotal role in a fascinating narrative, accommodating three distinct families. As the story unfolds, the inhabitants’ lives and emotions are explored through the house, tied together by the building’s structure.
3. Mughal-E-Azam (1960)
Experience the grandeur of the Mughal Empire with the iconic film “Mughal-E-Azam. “ Set in the 16th century, this epic romantic drama follows a young and innocent prince who falls deeply in love with a talented court dancer. As a devoted son, the prince must face his emperor father and the complexities of his royal duties, all while trying to win his father’s trust and protect his beloved.
4. The Householder (1963)
“The Householder, “ directed by James Ivory and written by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, tells the tale of a young Indian man who finds his independent wife to be problematic. As he struggles to navigate life with his wife, the newlywed seeks counsel from various sources to navigate the challenges of marriage and personal growth.
5. Anupama (1966)
“Anupama” is a heartwarming and poignant 1966 drama-romance film directed by Hrishikesh Mukherjee. The film tells the story of Mohan Sharma (played by Tarun Bose), a dedicated and hardworking man whose life takes a dramatic turn after the tragic death of his wife during childbirth. Their daughter, Uma (portrayed by the talented Sharmila Tagore), becomes the center of Mohan’s life, but their relationship is complicated by his workaholic nature and his struggle to cope with his wife’s untimely passing.
6. Devar (1966)
“Devar” is a gripping 1966 drama that explores the complexities of love, betrayal, and the consequences of destiny. Starring Dharmendra, Sharmila Tagore, and Shashikala, this intense film delves into the life of a wealthy male who discovers a devastating truth — the woman he once loved, his childhood sweetheart, is now his sister-in-law.
7. Sapnon Ka Saudagar (1968)
In the captivating 1968 Indian film, “Sapnon Ka Saudagar, “ Rajoo, a cheerful and compassionate young man, enters the lives of the frightened villagers of Anandpur, who are under the merciless reign of Thakur Raibahadur Harnaam Singh. As Rajoo’s presence brings hope to the citizens, a passionate romance blossoms between him and a free-spirited gypsy girl named Mahi, who happens to be deeply captivated by him.
8. Sunghursh (1968)
Sunghursh, released in 1968, is a gripping action-packed drama set in 19th century Banaras. The film follows the Prasads, a family consisting of Bhawani, a thug disguised as a holy man who robs unsuspecting devotees; his wife, who despises his crimes; Shankar, their son who is distanced from crime; and Shankar’s wife and her three children. As tensions rise, the family’s dynamics and moral values are put to the test.
9. Pyar Ka Sapna (1969)
Pyar Ka Sapna, a heartwarming tale from 1969, revolves around the life of Ramesh, a young man who is deceived into marrying Sudha, a village girl who is utterly uneducated. As Ramesh prepares to leave for Great Britain to further his education, he expresses no love or desire to be with his spouse. This act leaves Sudha devastated.
10. Gopi (1970)
The highly esteemed 1970 film “Gopi” tells the tale of false accusations and fraternal bonds. At its heart lies the relatable protagonist, Gopi, who, despite his truthful demeanor, faces the unfortunate circumstance of being incorrectly implicated in a theft. This situation worsens when his eldest step-brother, with whom he has a complex relationship, tosses him out of their shared residence.
11. Bawarchi (1972)
Bawarchi, a Hindi film released in 1972, is a captivating cocktail of comedy, musical, and drama genres that delivers an intriguing narrative about a dysfunctional middle-class family. Starring Rajesh Khanna, Jaya Bachchan, and Usha Kiran, this film chronicles the impact of the multi-talented household servant, played by Khanna, and his influence on the turbulent lives of the family members.
12. Namak Haraam (1973)
Namak Haraam, released in 1973, is an enduring drama that unfolds in the heart of Delhi’s bustling slums. The film, written by Biresh Chatterjee, Gulzar, and D. N. Mukherjee, follows the life of Somnath, played by Rajesh Khanna, a young man living with his widowed mother and sister in a humble abode. Somnath forms a firm bond with Vikram, a wealthy young man from Calcutta, who’s thrust into responsibilities when his father falls ill.
13. Abhimaan (1973)
“Abhimaan” is an iconic Indian drama and musical film, created in 1973 by the talented director, Hrishikesh Mukherjee. The captivating storyline follows a renowned singer, portrayed by the legendary actor, Amitabh Bachchan, who introduces his new wife, played masterfully by Jaya Bachchan, into the fast-paced world of showbiz.
14. Bobby (1973)
Experience the enchanting love story between Bobby and Raj in “Bobby, “ a timeless 1973 movie. Directed by the versatile and influential Raj Kapoor, the film takes you into a world of forbidden love, heartwarming relationships, and unforgettable musical moments.
15. Dil Diwana (1974)
Experience the enchanting romance of the 1974 Bollywood hit, “Dil Diwana,” a timeless film brimming with laughter, love, and an undeniably captivating aura. Directed by Narendra Bedi, this endearing tale follows the story of Vijay, a young, wealthy man who, despite his opulent lifestyle and abundant romantic encounters, finds himself entangled in a web of love and deceit.
16. Khushboo (1975)
Known as a touching story set in a tranquil Indian village, Khushboo revolves around the unlikely love dynamic between two childhood sweethearts: Kusum and Brindavan. Residing in the same village, the teenage duo pledge their eternal love for one another, with Kusum exhibiting their commitment by tattooing Brindavan’s name on her arm, symbolizing their deep-rooted devotion.
17. Chacha Bhatija (1977)
“Chacha Bhatija, “ a 1977 action-comedy-drama, follows the story of Teja, a family man who faces adversity when his wife, Sita, passes away. With his family’s well-being in jeopardy, Teja marries Sonia, who has a sinister brother named Laxmidas, with the intention of seizing his property. As misunderstandings unfold and fire danger looms, Teja’s love for his son, Sunder, and his loyalty to his brother Shanker become the key driving forces in this fast-paced thriller.
18. Chor Sipahee (1977)
“Chor Sipahee,” released in 1977, is an Indian crime drama directed by Prayag Raj. This action-packed movie, starring Shashi Kapoor, Vinod Khanna, and Parveen Babi, takes audiences on an unforgettable journey. The protagonist, Bombay Police Inspector Shankar Kumar, portrayed by Shashi Kapoor, is hell-bent on putting an end to the crime wave plaguing the city. To achieve his goal, he employs some unconventional methods.
19. Kasme Vaade (1978)
“Kasme Vaade” (1978) is an emotionally charged drama film starring renowned actors Rekha and Amitabh Bachchan. The story revolves around Amit, a university professor, who is deeply in love with Suman and intends to marry her.
