TOP Hindi Movies of 2024

Year of 2024 had a lot of releases both Theatrical & OTT, this year had several big releases. We at Popcorn Reviewss have shortlisted top Hindi movies. Do watch out for your favorites for the year of 2024.

Check out the full list below:

Amar Singh Chamkila

Amar Singh Chamkila follows the story of the famous(or infamous) artist from the state of Punjab who makes sudden waves with his revolutionary music and his double meaning lyrics that catches the fancy of the audience until he is shot dead(along with his wife) at an ‘Akhada’ before his performance… Read More…

Merry Christmas

Based on a French novel, Merry Christmas follows the chain of events from a single night wherein two strangers meet and strike a conversation while befriending each other. This until the sudden entry of a corpse changes the course of the night… Read More…

Laapataa Ladies

Laapataa Ladies follows the story of two brides being hilariously swapped one night on a train journey. What happens next? The story here is a meticulously penned satire on womanhood that is absolutely hilarious and enjoyable to the core while packaging the drama in the feel-good space without getting preachy… Read More…

Madgaon Express

Madgaon Express follows the story of three friends who finally get a chance to visit Goa. But everything that can go wrong does go wrong in this Anti- Dil Chahta Hai of a drama! The story here is refreshing even from a premise point of view that has a relatability factor to it(like I had mentioned in the introduction). But what truly works in the brand of comedy here which is somewhere between slapstick and situational!.. Read More…

Maidaan

Based on true events, Maidaan follows the story of esteemed coach Syed Abdul Rahim who is tasked to assemble members of the national team following a humiliating loss. The story here is inspirational but also bittersweet given the hard work that he put in while being starkly in contrast to the times that Indian Football finds itself in… Read More…

LSD 2

Love Sex Aur Dhokha 2 aka LSD 2 carries the legacy of the first film in terms of its soul while introducing three loosely intertwining stories around topics of Love, Sex and Dhokha in the modern day setup featuring the Gen Zs(perfectly represented by the poster of the film with likes in the form of drugs being snorted). And because the film features the Gen Zs, there are new labels to the story that largely captures the various facets of the reel world – be it reality TV, the concept of metaverse or the traumas of social media… Read More…

Barah By Barah

Barah By Barah follows the story of a funeral photographer finding it difficult to adjust to the changing landscapes of Varanasi. The story here is niche but poetic and philosophical in many ways, calming touching upon the concepts of life and death through the characters that are stuck in a sort of a transition phase between the past featuring their heritage, and the present that features a change… Read More…

Kill

Kill follows the story of a passenger bound train to Delhi that becomes a battleground after a pair of commandos square off against an army of dacoits, in what turns out to be a gory bloodfest. Usually, I do comment on the story on what it has to offer but here, I really did not care about the wafer thin plot for it just was a catalyst to the buildup of one of the best action entertainers ever produced by India… Read More…

Berlin

Set in 1993, the premise of Berlin is simple – a sign language expert is introduced in the ‘Bureau’ as an interpreter for a deaf and mute young man who has been arrested on grounds of being a spy. This, while the backdrop is of the official visit of the Russian President to India that is the prime focal point with regard to the activity of spies in the vicinity… Read More…

I Want To Talk

A closer look at the premise of I Want To Talk, and you will realise that it is a spiritual cousin of Shoojit Sircar’s previous two films – October and Piku. Like in October that deals with an empathetic relationship between Dan and Shiuli, the relationship in focus here is of Arjun with his doctor (Jayant Kripalani), with the latter being quite the impatient kind with Arjun… Read More…

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