Amazon Prime perhaps wanted to remind people about all the movies they could be watching on their platform. So the official Indian handle of streaming service threw out a question that the tweeple were happy to answer. Check out the answers to the question posed:
Some movies are complicated, some aren't. For instance, I would summarise Amar Akbar Anthony like this 3 brothers separated, then reunited. However, if I was asked to summarise Interstellar in 5 words I would go Huh?
Removed moustache, husband became stranger.
Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi. The moustache removal/restoration trope was also used in Golmaal (the original one).
This seems to refer to A Thursday a movie about a playschool teacher who takes students hostage and sends out her demands.
Tenet guessed the tweeple.
Double money in 25 days
Amazon Prime’s guess – sounds about right.
This is the image that found its way into countless memes – Jaya Bachchan holding a thaali. It can only be Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham.
Strength of love on one side? And presumably all the villains on the other? This is pretty much every Bollywood love story ever!
The poor loving helpless parents and the thoughtless, neglectful, cruel kids…Any guesses?
This one is the weep-fest Avtaar! (No, not Avatar with the blue creatures)
My 5 word summary would be Real kids bad, adopted, good!
Ghajini of course – in Tamil and in Hindi or Memento the Christopher Nolan film that was the original inspiration.
Sounds like it – and $Billions would refer to the priceless ring?
This would have to be that – no one else who won the world cup after being a train TC.
This is pretty much the plot of Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara
Sounds like the Akshay Kumar and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan starrer Action Replayy.
This one would describe too many movies – overacting is hardly unusual in Bollywood films – after all, we aren't too big on subtlety. OTT melodrama is more our forte. Is it any wonder that we can describe so many movies in just 5 words?
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