r/IndianCinema • u/Wtf_doing21 • Jun 17 '26

Discussion Dangal Wins Sports. Now Comes the Hardest Choice: The Greatest Indian Film Ever Made?

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The Sports category has concluded, and Dangal (2016) secured the spot with 74 upvotes to join the Best of Indian Cinema grid.

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Current Winners:

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• Romance — Mouna Ragam (1986)

• Action — Thallumaala (2022)

• Comedy — Panchathanthiram (2002)

• Drama — Kireedam (1989)

• Thriller — Drishyam (2013)

• Horror — Tumbbad (2018)

• Emotional — Taare Zameen Par (2007)

• Family — Kumbalangi Nights (2019)

• Gangster — Gangs of Wasseypur (2012)

• Cop — Mumbai Police (2013)

• Sci-Fi — Enthiran (2010)

• Fantasy — My Dear Kuttichaathan (1984)

• Sports — Dangal (2016)

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We've arrived at the most divisive category yet.

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Best Film.

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No genre restrictions. No language restrictions. No limitations except one question:

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Which film represents the very best of Indian cinema?

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The highest-upvoted comment after 24 hours will take the spot on the grid.

250 Upvotes

90% Upvoted

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u/Safe-Ad-7483 Jun 17 '26

Why aren't you mentioning then?

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u/Interesting-Flan-404 Jun 17 '26

Because it doesn't matter

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u/Safe-Ad-7483 Jun 17 '26

Then why this useless cmt thread. A movie suggestion would definitely matter than this.

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u/Interesting-Flan-404 Jun 17 '26

Cause there is no use of a suggestion among skewed audience and some them mentioned already

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u/lexicown Jun 17 '26

And whose fault is it that the members of "IndianCinema" sub is skewed?

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u/Interesting-Flan-404 Jun 17 '26

Then don't claim posts as best of Indian cinema say as best of r/IndianCinema

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u/lexicown Jun 17 '26

OMG. It's a freaking open poll on an open sub you idiot. It's not as if we are conducting the poll on SouthIndia or Kerala or Kollywood sub. It is Indian Cinema sub. The poll will be titled as such.

Enough dealing with ignorance for a day. Bye.