PopcornFlix is the web site for movie lovers. Looking through their site, one sees that right away. Think of it as Netflix, but for free, which makes it even better. To quote their web site, " PopcornFlix was created for people like us who want to watch "Great Movies. Free." PopcornFlix has full-length movies that will make you laugh, make you cry, scare the heck out of you, or inspire you to hug the person you love. We have compelling documentaries, foreign films, unique original web series, and a place that showcases the brightest film makers of tomorrow. We built PopcornFlix to be the most user friendly movie destination on the web. No movie is more than two clicks away and they are all FREE." Among the eclectic assortment of movies are three Bollywood films. They are a taste of what PopcornFlix has to offer.
Rann
This 2010 political thriller stars Bollywood icon, Amitabh Bachchan. It tell the story of Vijay Harshwardhan Malik, the head of a 24-hour news channel, as he tries to maintain journalistic integrity following a terrorist attack.
That is the unique beauty of PopcornFlix. They cater to all tastes, not only what's popular, and remember: all their movies are free.
Aisha
This 2010 romantic comedy stars Sonam Kapoor. Most people will remember her from the recent Salman Khan film, Prem Ratan Dhan Payo. Aisha tells the story of Aisha, who fancies herself to be a matchmaker, though friends show her she still has a lot to learn.
It doesn't matter the genre of the film. PopcornFlix doesn't pick and choose based on a ratings structure. To them, film is film. As evidence by their acquistion of quality titles from the Film Movement label.
Rakht Charita
Rakht Charita is a two-part biographical crime film based on the lives of Paritala Ravindra, and Maddela Cheruvu Suri. It was released across the Hindi, Tamil and Telugu industries and is unique for its gritty feel, a style unique for Bollywood.
There you have it. If you think you might enjoy these, PopcornFlix.com is the place to go. Feel free to indulge. Did we mentiont they're all free?
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